Archaeology

Travel 3 days ago

Italy's ancient Pompeii park cracks down on daily visitors to combat overtourism

Pompeii Archaeological Park near Naples will set a limit on the amount of people who are visiting the ancient location after Italy sees a record summer filled with tourists.

Opinion November 3

America needs more heroes like 'Reagan.' Forget the critics

Decades ago, America was holding out for a hero and got one -- Ronald Reagan. The movie about the president's life was beloved by fans but hated by critics. Here's how that happened.

Archaeology November 3

US-Egyptian archaeological team uncovers 4,000-year-old tomb near Luxor with jewelry, other artifacts

An archaeological team from the U.S. and Egypt has discovered a 4000-year-old tomb near Luxor with 11 intact burials and several important artifacts.

Fox Nation October 30

Curse of the boy king: Unsealing King Tut's tomb and the curse-laden cascade of death that followed

"Tales of Terror: The Curse of King Tut" follows the curse-laden mysteries surrounding those involved in discovering and excavating King Tut's tomb and the media frenzy that followed.

Opinion October 29

DEROY MURDOCK: I was at the Trump Madison Square Garden rally. MSNBC's take is absolutely nuts

MSNBC went nuts trying to pretend the Trump rally at Madison Square Garden was a fascist gathering. It was nothing of the sort. Trump did tell the crowd that Nov. 5 is "Liberation Day."

Travel October 29

Researchers uncover ancient tiny house amid city excavation project

Researchers uncovered a tiny house called the "House of Phaedra" during excavation work in the ancient city of Pompeii, Italy. Paintings of mythological scenes are depicted on walls.

Senate October 28

Who's in charge: The muddy history of the 50-50 Senate

There's a very real chance we could again see a 50-50 Senate in the next Congress – however, the divvying-up of power in such a scenario is rarely as cut-and-dry as it appears on paper.

Washington DC October 27

The Speaker’s Lobby: Ghosts of the Republic

Like any other centuries-old building, the Capitol is wrought with legends of ghosts, curses, and other phantasms relegated to the Congressional catacombs.

History October 26

Remains of WWII soldier killed nearly 80 years ago in France identified, to be reburied at national cemetery

A World War II soldier killed during a battle in France in January 1945 has been identified and his remains will be reburied in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.

Archaeology October 25

Rare tool dating back 3,500 years found in the UK

A routine excavation turned out to be a historical one for archaeologists in Britain when they came across a well-preserved ancient tool from the Bronze Age.