Why Thurgood Marshall Wasn't A Huge Fan Of Martin Luther King Jr.
By becoming the first Black U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Thurgood Marshall made history on August 30, 1967. He had been nominated by President Lyndon Johnson.
Read MoreBy becoming the first Black U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Thurgood Marshall made history on August 30, 1967. He had been nominated by President Lyndon Johnson.
Read MoreKing Henry VIII ruled England for almost four decades, but it's his love life, rather than his politics or religious reform, that made his name famous.
Read MoreOn the night of November 14, 1948, Prince Charles was born to Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. It was not an easy birth for the future queen, though.
Read MoreThe former Prime Minister's daughter said that he looked forward to his Tuesday afternoon meetings with his sovereign, and wrote of his admiration for her.
Read MoreVikings kept dogs and cats as pets, and wealthy ones boasted hawks and falcons, but people also commonly kept a fiercer animal in their homes: bears.
Read MoreThe queen stayed "diplomatically mum" about what she thinks of the 45th president of the United States, who is the 12th sitting president she's met since 1951.
Read MoreWalking: That thing that nobody does enough of in the sedentary throes of modernity's chair-bound lifestyles. Fortunately, there's a solution — walk, you fools!
Read MoreShe has reigned during the administrations of 14 U.S. presidents, starting with Harry S. Truman and going all the way through Joseph Biden.
Read MoreKing Herod reigned in Judea from approximately 72-74 BCE until approximately 1 BCE and is one of the key secondary figures in New Testament history.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II and former prime minister Margaret Thatcher had a tense relationship, but they were able to end on somewhat friendly terms.
Read MoreUnlike nearby European monarchies, Monaco's sovereign has actual political power. However, the monarch is not styled 'king.' Here's why.
Read MoreBritain's Queen Elizabeth II has been paying taxes for decades, and it's quite likely that future sovereigns will pay taxes as well.
Read MoreWorking as a telephone operator for the British royal family isn't going to make anyone particularly rich — how much money can you make, though?
Read MoreAnybody keen on a life of voluntary servitude to a cash-flush autocrat? You're in luck, because the royal family just might be hiring.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's love for animals dates back to when her father, George VI, took in a corgi named Dookie in 1933.
Read MoreLike many royals, Queen Elizabeth II, then just Princess Elizabeth, learned her ABCs and 123s at home.
Read MoreMany will be surprised to learn of one particular role Queen Elizabeth II used to perform: As a princess, she was a member of the British Army.
Read MoreWhat happened to average consumers who were somehow able to keep drinking despite Prohibition? Were they punished if they were caught drinking alcohol?
Read MoreThe British royal family employs thousands of people to help run their empire, and one of the top positions is Queen Elizabeth's private secretary.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's rare, deep green Bentley Mulsanne, used between 2013 and 2015 while in residence at Buckingham Palace, is up for sale.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth and Boris Johnson didn't have the best start. What is their relationship like now?
Read MoreAstronaut Michael Collins, who famously orbited the moon alone during the Apollo 11 mission, died at the age of 90 on April 28.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth eats a bowl of cereal in the morning and reads the newspapers — maybe like your a.m. routine. But her morning snooze alarm is cooler than yours.
Read MoreUnlike nearly every other head of state in the world -- for instance, President Biden -- the United Kingdom's Queen Elizabeth is often seen driving a vehicle.
Read MoreThere are tons of heraldic devices. Some have become not just symbols of families, but symbols of English nobility. And that's where the Queen's Beasts come in.
Read MoreChristian children in Sunday school are taught tales about Solomon's wise rulings. Biblical scholars study his writings not just as sacred writ, but literature.
Read MoreAmong a slew of other perks, Queen Elizabeth II also gets two birthdays each year. But why?
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