Travel 3 hours ago Tourists ripped off at popular landmark by 'impossible' ticketing schemes attract investigation Italian ticketing agencies were hit with $22 million in fines for making it "essentially impossible" for tourists to get basic tickets to visit the Colosseum in Rome, Italy.
Travel March 26 Mysterious pyramid, ancient bronze coins discovered by archaeologists Archaeologists have discovered a mysterious pyramid dating back 2,200 years in Israel's Judean Desert. Ancient relics like bronze coins and historical documents were also found.
Travel November 11 Italy's ancient Pompeii park cracks down on daily visitors to combat overtourism Pompeii Archaeological Park near Naples will set a limit on the amount of people who are visiting the ancient location after Italy sees a record summer filled with tourists.
VIDEO September 29 One-man play 'Mister Lincoln' pulls curtain back on life, legacy of 16th president Actor Scott Bakula discusses his portrayal and the legacy of Abraham Lincoln in 'Mister Lincoln' as well as the significance of the one-man play's venue on 'Fox News Sunday.'
Maine August 25 Historic covered bridge closed after truck falls through, creating gaping hole A historic bridge in Maine is likely going to be closed for months after an overweight truck crashed through it into the river below. It happened on Friday.
United Kingdom August 14 Stonehenge’s ‘altar stone’ originally came from Scotland and not Wales, new research shows Scientists believed for more than a century that Stonehenge's central sandstone slab came from close to Wales, but new research shows that it matches sandstone formations of Scotland.
LIFESTYLE August 3 On this day in history, August 3, 2004, Statue of Liberty welcomes visitors for first time since 9/11 The Statue of Liberty reopened to the public on Aug. 3, 2004, nearly three years after the 9/11 terror attacks destroyed the nearby Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.
Asia July 24 1 dead, 3 injured after storm blows down tree at Cambodian Angkor temple complex, damaging statues One person died and three others were injured, one critically, when a tree fell on a tuk-tuk during a rainstorm at Cambodia’s famous Angkor temple complex.
Sweden June 6 Sweden travel guide for an exciting Nordic vacation This travel guide details some of the must-see places in Sweden, highlighting its breathtaking views, innovative cities and deep-rooted cultural traditions.
Historic Sites May 28 Ohio historical society moves closer to gaining control of ancient tribal site, now a golf course Ohio’s historical society is close to gaining control of ancient ceremonial and burial earthworks constructed by Native Americans and now maintained by a country club.
VIDEO May 18 Archaeologist at Revolutionary War site stresses importance of 'our collective past' at Colonial Williamsburg Dr. Jack Gary, Executive Director of Archaeology at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, shares about the newly discovered Revolutionary War barracks on-site.
Alabama March 25, 2024 Alabama memorial marks 210th anniversary of bloodiest battle for Native Americans Members of the Muscogee Creek Nation returned to the site of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in Alabama for a memorial service on the event's 210th anniversary.
Vermont March 20, 2024 Historic Vermont covered bridge at risk from truck drivers led by GPS A historical covered bridge in Vermont is under threat from box truck drivers using GPS who do not heed warnings concerning tall and heavy vehicles, officials say.
California March 13, 2024 California lot built on top of sacred tribal land returns to Ohlone people A Berkeley, California, parking lot, that was built over a sacred tribal shell has been returned to the Ohlone tribe. A commemorative park is planned to be built on the cultural site.
Wisconsin December 20, 2023 Wisconsin father and daughter discover 152-year-old shipwreck likely tied to deadliest wildfire in US A Wisconsin father-daughter are likely to have discovered the wreckage of a ship that sank more than 152 years ago while fishing together on Lake Michigan.
Fires December 8, 2023 Martin Luther King Jr. home arson suspect named, caught on camera Laneisha Shantrice Henderson, 26, has been charged with attempted arson and interfering with government property after she tried to burn down Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth home.
Asia October 16, 2023 Cambodia opens new international airport near historic Angkor Wat Commercial operations at Cambodia's Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport, the Southeast Asian nation's newest and largest travel hub, have begun.
VIDEO August 23, 2023 Heroic FDNY fireboat 'Fire Fighter' celebrates 85 years The Fireboat Fire Fighter Museum at Mystic Seaport in Mystic, Connecticut, celebrates the 85th birthday of storied former FDNY vessel "Fire Fighter." The fireboat served New York City for 72 years, from World War II through 9/11.
VIDEO June 26, 2023 Tourist filmed carving name on wall at Rome’s ancient Colosseum Italy’s culture minister called the incident a ‘serious, unworthy and a sign of great incivility.’
VIDEO June 26, 2023 Tourist filmed carving name on wall at Rome’s ancient Colosseum Italy’s culture minister called the incident a ‘serious, unworthy and a sign of great incivility.’
VIDEO June 21, 2023 Tom Zaller describes his 'powerful' visit to the Titanic's wreckage The president and CEO of Imagine Exhibitions, Tom Zaller, spoke to Fox News Digital about his journey down to the bottom of the ocean to see the Titanic wreckage some years ago.
VIDEO June 7, 2023 Gov. Kristi Noem on Target Pride collection & the 2024 election South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) reacts to Target's involvement in efforts to tear down Mount Rushmore and the Republican presidential field continuing to grow.
France June 5, 2023 France's historic Mont-Saint-Michel turns 1,000 1,000 years have passed since the first stone was laid at Mont-Saint-Michel, an abbey in Normandy whose construction, according to legend, was ordered by St. Michael himself.
Massachusetts May 26, 2023 10 lighthouses being given away, sold at auction by federal government in attempt to preserve the properties The federal government is giving away or selling 10 lighthouses this year. The government is doing this in order to preserve the properties, some of which are a century old.
LIFESTYLE April 21, 2023 Edgar Allan Poe: Odd and interesting facts about the dark and mysterious poet behind 'The Raven' In honor of National Poetry Month, here's a look at some of the bizarre and little-known facts about one of the most iconic American poets of all: Edgar Allan Poe.
North Carolina January 10, 2023 Wilmington's Black leaders want historic district to preserve neighborhood landmarks Wilmington's Black leaders are pushing the historic district to preserve their neighborhood landmarks. Residents want to maintain historical ties for Wilmington’s Black community.
VIDEO December 22, 2022 John Glover, Christmas hero of American Revolution, rowed George Washington across the Delaware — here's his amazing story Gen. John Glover, a Massachusetts mariner, was head of a regiment of rugged seamen-soldiers who successfully led George Washington and 2,400 troops on their daring raid across the Delaware River on Christmas Day 1776.
Cancel Culture December 12, 2022 Philadelphia must remove box covering Christopher Columbus statue, judge rules The Christopher Columbus statue will now stand freely in Marconi Plaza, Philadelphia after a judge ruled that the statue should not be boxed or removed.
Washington October 20, 2022 Washington city forced to remove 'tasteless' 'Karen'-themed Halloween display after residents complain Prosser, Washington, removed a Halloween display that was "Karen" themed after residents slammed it as "tasteless" and said it targeted a community member.
VIDEO October 15, 2022 As Alexander Hamilton leaves the Capitol Rotunda, Harry Truman moves in Fox News congressional correspondent Chad Pergram explains the interesting history behind the Capitol Hill Rotunda statues, and why Alexander Hamilton got the boot.
