July 25Victor Davis Hanson: We can learn incredible lessons from World War IThe failure of Versailles remains a tragic lesson about the eternal rules of war and human nature itself.
July 2Naval warships, faced with steep maintenance costs, fight to surviveThe Battleship Texas, the last remaining World War I dreadnought, will be moving from its location on the Houston Ship Channel to another spot along the upper Texas coastline in order to generate more visitors and revenue. Meanwhile, the ship is facing $35 million in repairs.
June 19Kansas City World War I Memorial vandalized with spray paintPolice are searching for two vandals who defaced the World War I Liberty Memorial on Tuesday with red spray paint.
June 18Four WWI shipwrecks are being sold on eBay for $1MFour German warships that were used and sank during World War One are being put up for sale on the auction website and could fetch $1 million or more.
March 15Miracle penny that saved WWI soldier's life to go up for auction: 'Never seen anything like this before'A 19th-century penny that miraculously saved the life of a British World War I soldier is set to go up for auction next week.
March 10When America invaded RussiaOne hundred years ago, U.S. troops moved into northern Russia, something the average American knows nothing about. Russia has never forgotten.
February 25World War I 'Peace Cross' deserves Supreme Court protection and so do other veteran memorials across USIt should not take five years of litigation and a four-volume appendix to conclude that a memorial to veterans is constitutional. Yet it has.
February 5WWI grenade found in potato sack in chip factoryFactory workers in a Hong Kong potato chip plant recently uncovered a German hand grenade from World War I that had not detonated, according to Agence France-Presse (AFP).
January 12World War I German submarine unearthed in Northern FranceMore than a century after it sunk into the sands of a Northern France beach, a German submarine from World War One has been unearthed.
November 11Trump, speaking at Armistice Day event outside Paris, honors fallen soldiers as Macron, Merkel take shots at himAt a rain-soaked and chilly observance of Armistice Day at the Suresnes American Cemetery outside Paris on Sunday, President Trump praised the "American and French patriots" of World War I, in a speech that sharply contrasted with the political tone of an earlier address by French President Emmanuel Macron.
