Next up on our list of forgotten Americana bands from the 1970s is Dusty Chaps. Hailing from Tucson, Arizona, the Dusty Chaps founded their country-rock band in 1969. In 1975, the group released ...

That’s why at The Big Heart Foundation, we affirm that refugees are not a “special case.” Our mission goes beyond physical needs—we must support to keep their spirit alive and their future is theirs ...

The legacy of Black Civil War soldiers should never be forgotten. "Four regiments that were trained here at Camp William Penn were sent to Texas when the war came to an end," Paradis said.

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Just last week, for instance, the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York City debuted a new “space show” called Encounters in the Milky Way—and this ...

For avid skiers, it might not be surprising that Aspen, Colorado, is the nation’s most expensive destination. Known for its ski resorts, Aspen is expensive year-round.

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The 36-year-old Durant turns 37 in September. He's a one-time MVP, a two-time champion, a two-time Finals MVP and a four-time scoring champion. For now, it looks like the Spurs may not trade for him.

Dana has never forgotten where she came from and remains a proud woman of Derry. The city, in turn, has never forgotten one of its most famous, successful and indeed most beloved daughters.

According to multiple reports, Durant's No. 1 trade destination is the Spurs. KD wants to play with All-Stars Victor Wembanyama and De'Aaron Fox.

Turns out, not as much as you would have guessed back then. [The History Guy] takes us through a trip of what could have been if progress had marched on after those first few moon landings.