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XLibyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi relied on an elite group of women as his personal bodyguards. In 1969, Muammar Gaddafi led a coup that overthrew Libya’s government. A decade later, Gaddafi declared himself the Brotherly

Wikimedia CommonsNapoleon sent the cipher to General Auguste de Marmont in March 1809 in hopes of warning him about enemy troop positions on the eve of war with Austria. In March 1809, on the

Mr. Zhao ChuxangPaleontologists studying the Early Cretaceous Jiufotang Formation in northeastern China identified a new microraptor species known as Norellraptor barsboldi. Paleontologists in northeastern China discovered a well-preserved fossil of a tiny dinosaur that

USC Libraries Special CollectionsSan Francisco’s Cliff House has long overlooked the Pacific. In the mid-19th century, San Francisco was a boomtown flush with wealth after the Gold Rush. Real estate developers, looking to capitalize

Roberto Cueva del Rio/Wikimedia CommonsA 20th-century painting of La Malinche and Hernán Cortés speaking with Mesoamerican leaders. La Malinche — also known as Malintzin and Doña Marina — was a Mesoamerican woman who served as

The Secretary of Defense announced the new office during his first "State of the Force" address.

The Tennessee Department of Correction declined to comment when asked who carried out Pike's failed lethal injection.

A woman accused seven male students at Cornell University of drugging and raping her in October 2024.

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