On August 5, 1966, developer Jay Sarno unveiled Caesars Palace for the first time. The ancient Roman-themed hotel-casino was ...

Also on this day, in 1966, the Daniel Boone National Forest, the only national forest entirely within Kentucky state lines, was established. Sitting President Lyndon B. Johnson made the move.

August 7, 1957, was a busy day at the Nevada Test Site. On this day in history, Operation Plumbbob was underway in the desert ...

Fifty-six years ago today, The Beatles gathered for a photoshoot that would yield one of the most recognizable photos in music history.

Fifty-nine years ago today, The Beatles started a five-week run at the top of the US albums chart with a North American exclusive.

Every day has a history attached to it. Have you ever wondered what stories hide behind today's date? So, what happened on July 22? On this day in 1862, President Abraham Lincoln first shared his ...

July 27, 1958: On this day, General Claire Lee Chennault died after battling lung cancer. July 28, 1868: The U.S. Secretary of State certified the 14th Amendment as part of the Constitution. Though ...

Also on this day, in 1966, the Daniel Boone National Forest, the only national forest entirely within Kentucky state lines, was established. Sitting President Lyndon B. Johnson made the move.