World September 18 Rosetta Stone found in 1799, wasn’t used to decipher hieroglyphs for many years The Rosetta Stone played a vital role in researchers deciphering hieroglyphics. It was found in 1799, but wasn't fully deciphered until many years later.
South Carolina September 17 This South Carolina travel guide will spark joy for visitors looking for beautiful beaches, historic tours South Carolina is packed with destinations that make for an exciting vacation. Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head are two popular destinations to visit in the state.
Israel September 11 Bronze Age jar smashed by 4-year-old boy back on display at Israeli museum A jar dating to the Bronze Age is back on display at a museum in Israel, after a young boy accidentally smashed it into pieces while visiting late last month.
Remembering 9/11 September 7 Memorials honoring 9/11 victims across the United States where you can pay your respects to the fallen All around the United States, there are memorials standing tall that honor those whose lives were lost during the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
TRAVEL September 6 Rome could charge entry to historic landmark in latest attempt to tackle overtourism Officials in Rome are drafting a plan to tackle overtourism at the Trevi Fountain by implementing allocated time slots to limit waves of guests while collecting a fee.
Dinosaurs September 3 First-of-its-kind green dinosaur skeleton recovered in Utah could be new species, says National Geographic A 150-million-year-old unique green dinosaur skeleton, which could be a new species, has been reassembled for display in Los Angeles. The dinosaur was first spotted in 2007.
Israel August 28 Boy accidentally destroys 3,500-year-old artifact in Israeli museum A young preschool-aged boy accidentally shattered a nearly 3,500-year-old jar predating the Bronze Age, while visiting a museum in Israel last Friday.
Faith August 25 Museum of the Bible CEO calls out today's 'divisiveness,' need for 'return to faithfulness' Carlos Campo, CEO of the Museum of the Bible, reflects on Joshua 24:15 and why he declared to the Israelites that "as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord."
LIFESTYLE August 24 On this day in history, August 24, 1932, Amelia Earhart becomes first woman to fly solo coast-to-coast On this day in history, Aug. 24, 1932, Amelia Earhart flew solo across the U.S. nonstop — becoming the first woman to do so. Here are details about her remarkable flight and its aftermath.
LIFESTYLE August 8 Farmers carve ‘Peanuts’ comic characters in corn mazes nationwide to celebrate 75-year anniversary Farmers across the United States and Canada have dedicated their corn mazes to the "Peanuts" creator to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the comic strip.