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A.J. Baime

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As the fateful bombing mission commenced half a world away, the anxious president waited for news at sea in the Atlantic.

Daniel Boone leading a group of settlers, 1773. (Credit: MPI/Getty Images)

Famed hunter-adventurer Steven Rinella shares seven ways to safely navigate the backcountry.

Secret agents, invisible ink, ciphers and codes—the gritty and dangerous underworld of the colonial insurgency

Engines ablaze. Tire blowouts at 300 mph. Sonic booms. The quest to break world land-speed records is not for the faint-hearted.

Central Intelligence Agency symbol in the entry hall of a CIA building. (Credit: Larry Downing/Sygma/Getty Images)

Despite a proud cadre of high-ranking female intelligence officers, declassified documents reveal the agency's long struggle with women as agents.

America's largest industry shifted from making cars to bombers, tanks and more—at unparalleled speed.

USA-1 vs. Bigfoot at the Pontiac Silverdome in Michigan, 1985

In the early 1980s, there was no such thing as a monster truck. This is the story of two friends turned rivals who created a billion-dollar industry by accident.