Dive into the complex world of food law as experts debate what exactly defines a sandwich, from hot dogs to ice cream sandwiches.

Meet Stephen Wiltshire, an autistic artist who sketches detailed cityscapes from memory.

Dive into the world of jellied eels, a London staple, from their history to how they're savored today.<br/>

Discover how a group of motorcyclists helps transport vital donor breast milk to needy infants and NICUs.

Weird History Food is getting snacky with the History of Hostess. Maker of some of our favorite cakes and snacks, including Twinkies, Ding Dongs, Cup Cakes, and Ho Ho's, Hostess has been the mainstay of America's cupboards for decades....

The reason airplane flights take longer when traveling west is because of the different speeds of rotation on Earth. The rotational velocity of Earth decreases as one goes from the Equator to the poles. This means that a place on the...

Explore how researchers Ingo Sonder and Andrew Harp simulate volcanic eruptions to study magma-water interactions.<br/>

Storm surges are huge domes of water sucked upwards by the eye of a hurricane. What happens if they hit the shore, or worse, a city? Earth Science - Weather - Learning Points. Storm surges are caused by low pressure in the eye of a...

Learn about Tegla Loroupe, the little girl from Africa who grew up to be a famous marathon runner and an inspiration to her people.

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Learn about the life and career of the famous game designer of Life and many other popular games, Milton Bradley.

Learn about one of the most famous jazz musicians of all time, Louis Armstrong, and how he changed the world with his trumpet, voice, and unique style.

Learn about the newsies strike of 1899, when a band of courageous newsboys took on the most powerful newspaper owners in New York City.

Learn about the talented rapper and songwriter who produced the Tony award-winning musical Hamilton and In the Heights.

Discover five of New York City's oldest establishments, from Delmonico's legendary fine dining to C.O. Bigelow Apothecaries and Argosy Books, preserving the rich history of the city that never sleeps.<br/>

Learn about the Founding Father who fought in the American Revolution and as the Secretary of the Treasury helped put the United States on a strong financial foundation.

This video delves into the early life of Queen Elizabeth II, from her unexpected path to becoming heir to the throne to her wartime service and romance with Prince Philip. Learn about the pivotal moments that shaped her journey,...

Learn about the origins of Jim Crow laws and how they enforced racial segregation in the United States. This video traces the history from the minstrel character "Jim Crow" to the establishment of laws that restricted the freedoms of...

Follow the journey of Frederick Douglass, from his early years in enslavement to becoming a leading voice in the abolitionist movement. Learn about his role as an advisor to President Lincoln, his powerful writings, and his impact on...

Discover the story behind King Henry VIII's first marriage to Catherine of Aragon, his brother's widow. Learn how their union shaped the political landscape of England and set the stage for Henry's dramatic break from the Catholic...

This video explores the major Native American tribes of the Northeast, such as the Iroquois, Pequot, and Shawnee. It highlights their farming skills, fishing expertise, and shared ways of life due to the similar climate and natural...

This video explores Maya Angelou’s time as a dancer, her global travels, and her decision to pursue writing. It highlights her experiences with the Harlem Writers Guild, her involvement in the Civil Rights Movement, and the...

Explore the mayor-council form of city government, where power is divided between an elected mayor and a city council. Learn about the role of a strong mayor, how the city council passes laws (ordinances), and the checks and balances...

This video explores the creation and development of the U.S. Supreme Court, from its establishment in 1787 to the Judiciary Act of 1869, which set the number of justices at nine. Learn about the court's early challenges, its evolving...