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Women’s History Month: Rieko Homma True
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Carrier Pigeons in History
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Women’s History Month: Dr. Sylvia Earle
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Women’s History Month: Women in the Cabinet
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Modern Renovations for the Louvre Museum
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Black History Month: Charles Harrison
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Black History Month: Biden’s Pardon of Marcus Garvey
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India’s Kumbh Mela Festival Marred by Recent Tragedy
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Oceti Sakowin Fight for Ownership of the Black Hills
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Black History Month: Harriet Tubman Receives Military Honor
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Soma Bags Upcycles for Education
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Trump’s Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship
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Ghana Fights Back Against Fast Fashion
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President Biden Designates Francis Perkins National Monument
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Remembering President Jimmy Carter
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Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Foldscope: The World’s First Paper Microscope
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Notre Dame Cathedral Reopens After Fire Repairs
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Native American Heritage Month: Kuwohi
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Ancient Woolly Rhino Fossil Discovered
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Thanksgiving Turkey and Traditions
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A New Ancient Tomb Found in Egypt
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President Formally Apologizes for U.S. Native American Boarding School Program
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Native American Inventions
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India’s Farmers Struggle with Climate Change
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Sri Lanka’s New President
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China Increases Worker Retirement Ages
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Former President Jimmy Carter Turns 100
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The Annual Replastering of the Great Mosque of Djenné
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Longshoreman’s Strike Deal Prevents a Major Economic Ripple Effect
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The History of Pachuco Subculture
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Viking Burial Ground Discovered
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Japan’s New Currency
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Mexico’s New Government
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Celebrating National Deaf Awareness Month
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Celebrating Hispanic Culture
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Celebrate Constitution Week
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Severe Drought in Kenya Leads to Cultural Shifts
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Remembering 9/11
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YOU DECIDE: Should Election Day be a National Holiday?
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Hemen Bekele Wins TIME’s Kid of the Year for 2024
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Japanese Town Removes Controversial Photo Barrier
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Major League Baseball Recognizes the Negro Leagues’ Achievements
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The Paris 2024 Olympic Goal: Gender Parity
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Senate Passes Bill to Protect Minors Online
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History of Juneteenth
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Remembering the 80th Anniversary of the Normandy Invasion
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Ed Dwight’s Passion for Flight and Art
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Widespread Northern Lights Delight Many
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The History of Memorial Day
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The Brazilian Dance Passinho Gains Recongnition
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The Father of Modern Surfing
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Historic Graduate Presents Diploma to Granddaughter
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India’s Election Process
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Lue Gim Gong: The Citrus Wizard
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Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
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Rosenwald Schools Educated African Americans in the South
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Students Rewarded for Using Artificial Intelligence in Archaeology
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Endurance Runner Completes Charity Run Across Africa
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Examining Japan’s Population Decline
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The Baltimore Bridge Collapse
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Growth and Challenges for World’s Busiest Airports
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Maryland’s First Colonial Settlement Unearthed 386 Years Later
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Earth Day 2024: “Planet vs. Plastics”
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Happy Birthday, Library of Congress!
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National Financial Literacy Month
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Kugali Media Creates African Comics and More
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Elections in Turkey
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The 2024 Solar Eclipse
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World War II’s American “Ghost Army”
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Warmer Weather Brings Cherry Blossoms
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Women’s History Month: Nellie Bly
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Discovery of 240-Million-Year-Old Reptile Species
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Stolen Art Returned to Japan
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Caitlin Clark Smashes the Records on Court and with the Crowd
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Women’s History Month: Margaret Booth, Pioneering Film Editor
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Gang Violence in Haiti Leads to Prime Minister’s Resignation
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Women’s History Month: Women Airforce Service Pilots
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SAT Test Now Fully Digital
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Rise in Global Measles Cases
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Women’s History Month: Misty Copeland
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Eliza Jane Nicholson: First Woman to Publish a Major Newspaper
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Revitalizing Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District
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National Election in Mexico Will Be Held in June
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India’s Supreme Court Rules on Campaign Donations
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Black History Month: Celebrating Black Filmmakers, Storytellers, and Actors
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Black History Month: Bessie Burke’s Education Legacy
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Developers Add New Skin Features to The Sims 4
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Effects of Oil Spill Near Trinidad and Tobago
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Learning About Presidents Day
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Remembering Aboriginal Leader Lowitja O’Donoghue
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Record HBCU Donation Made to Spelman College
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Layoffs in the Tech Industry
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Kahoot! Celebrating Black History
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Image May Solve Amelia Earhart Mystery
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Motel Renovation Highlights Role of A.G. Gaston in the Civil Rights Movement
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French Farmers Halt Protests After Government Promises Changes
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Black History Month: The Musical Legacy of Florence Price
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The New FAFSA: Faster to Complete But Frustrating Delays
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A New King and Queen for Denmark
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New Hampshire Primary Results
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Reducing Food Waste in Mexico City Market
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YOU DECIDE: Should Primary Elections Be Open?
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Scientist Hopes to End Malaria by Changing Mosquito DNA
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Minnesota’s New State Flag
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Grand Roman Wall Mosaic Unearthed
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The Life of Sandra Day O’Connor
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Remembering Henry Kissinger
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Venezuela’s Controversial Vote to Annex Guyana’s Territory
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Workers in India Rescued After 17 Days
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Remembering Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter
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Using Technology to Help People with Disabilities Enjoy Nature in New Ways
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Napoleon Bonaparte’s Hat Auctioned for Record-Setting Price
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Fighting Wildfires Using Indigenous Practices
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Javier Milei Wins Presidential Election in Argentina
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Chef Sean Sherman Promotes Indigenous Foods
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Kenya and Other Nations Focus on Planting More Trees
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United Auto Workers Tentatively End Strike
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Satellite Photos Reveal Undiscovered Roman Forts
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Mapping the Underwater Eighth Continent
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Artifacts in Buddhist Monastery Inform Nepal’s History
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Indiana Limestone: An Important Building Material
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The Pima Canals: A Solution for Modern Water Problems in the Southwest
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An Englishman in Genghis Khan’s Empire
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Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks Named Ohio’s First UNESCO World Heritage Site
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An Ancient Comb Tells Us Something About Language
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The Johnstown Flood of 1889
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A Pause in Seismic Blasting off Australia’s Western Coast
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You Know Uncle Sam. But Who is Brother Jonathan?
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Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Narges Mohammadi
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Senator Dianne Feinstein Leaves a Legacy
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United Nations Approves Resolution to Control Haitian Gang Violence
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New Study Reveals Global Increase in Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
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Second Debate for 2024 Republican Presidential Candidates
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Salsa Music Legend Featured on Quarter Series
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Soaring Food Prices in India
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World Leaders Debate at United Nations
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United Auto Workers’ Strike Intensifies
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José Hernández Achieves Dream of Becoming Astronaut
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The Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Google
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Dr. Osei Boateng’s Hope Health Van
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Colombian American Makes U.S. History
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The History of Beach Vacations
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Can Coffee Stimulate an Economy?
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Are Remote Jobs Going Away?
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YOU DECIDE: Should Temporary Displays Be a Feature of the National Mall?
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Economic Discrimination in China
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Honoring the First Latino Four-Star General
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India’s Landmark Lunar Success
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The March on Washington’s 60th Anniversary
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Maui Wildfire Relief Efforts
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Investing in Community
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Women in Afghanistan Being Erased from Public Life
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Ada Deer: A Woman of Firsts
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YOU DECIDE: Businesses at a Tipping Point
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Lost Maya City Found Using Laser Technology
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Help Wanted: Citizen Transcribers
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Supreme Court Eliminates Race as College Admissions Consideration
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Discovery of Nero’s Theater
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Hotel Industry Joins Taylor Swift’s Fanbase
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NASA Holds Panel on UFOs
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Russian Spy Whale in Danger?
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Rare Jewelry Find Reveals Early Egyptian Trade Routes
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YOU DECIDE: Should Congress Raise the Debt Ceiling?
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Montana Bans TikTok
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The Euro Goes Digital
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China’s Solar Energy Dominance
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Turkey’s Runoff Election
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AAPI Heritage Month: The Ireicho
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YOU DECIDE: Nomans Land
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Chilean Government Wants to Partner in Lithium Mining
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The Great Wall of China
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Archaeologists Hope Technology Provides Clues About Algonquian Village
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A Profile of Julie Su
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Japanese Prime Minister Sympathizes over Korean Forced Labor
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New Encyclopedia Makes Indian Art History Accessible
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California’s Asian American Community History
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Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Maya Game Scoreboard
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Library of Congress Transcription Campaign for Post-Civil War Petition
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New Theory on the Vikings’ Disappearance from Greenland
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A History of Venice and its Flood Wall
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Little-Known Writing System Highlights African Voices
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Missing American Soldier Identified and Honored
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Fox News Agrees to Legal Settlement with Dominion Voting Systems
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Navy Ship Renamed to Honor American Hero Robert Smalls
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Roman Coins Discovered on Swedish Island
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Earth Day 2023: “Invest in Our Planet”
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Former President Trump Charged with Felonies
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2023 Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Arab American Heritage Month
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Eli Lilly Lowers Cost of Insulin to $35 Monthly
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New Discoveries at Pompeii and Preservation Efforts
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Real-life “Rosie the Riveters” Honored for Wartime Contributions
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Women’s History Month: Celebrating American Quilters
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ICARDA Helps Farmers Worldwide Keep Crops Growing
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Women’s History Month: Carol Moseley Braun
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YOU DECIDE: Is It Necessary to Raise the Retirement Age?
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“Everything, Everywhere, All at Once” Makes History at the Oscars
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Women’s History Month: A Women’s Suffrage Memorial on the National Mall
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Questions Raised After Tinubu’s Presidential Election Victory in Nigeria

Women’s History Month: Rieko Homma True
What does good mental health mean to you? People from different cultural communities might have different ideas about mental health or hold negative opinions about treatment. They may also face prejudice or a lack of understanding when they try to receive mental health care. This week, in honor of Women’s History Month, btw takes a […]

Carrier Pigeons in History
Did you know that animals have saved lives and delivered important information in war time? This week btw takes a closer look at carrier pigeons, which were used throughout history to carry lifesaving messages back and forth, often behind enemy lines. These amazing birds carried valuable information that led to rescue missions. They are still used […]

Women’s History Month: Dr. Sylvia Earle
March is Women’s History Month–a time to remember and reflect on the many contributions and achievements of women and girls. This week btw takes a closer look at Dr. Sylvia Earle. Nicknamed “Her Deepness,” Earle is a groundbreaking scientist, deep-sea explorer, and activist who is still working and “making waves” today. A Remarkable Student Have […]

Women’s History Month: Women in the Cabinet
Women’s History Month is observed each March in the United States. It provides a time to honor the many historical contributions of women and girls. This week btw looks at the history of women officials who have served in past and present presidential administrations. President Trump has recently appointed several women to powerful positions in […]

Modern Renovations for the Louvre Museum
When you think of Paris, France, you probably think of the Eiffel Tower. But the city is also the home of the Louvre–the most-visited museum in the entire world. The Louvre houses an estimated 35,000 pieces of priceless art and welcomes about 9 million visitors every year. But the ancient building is in need of […]

Black History Month: Charles Harrison
February is Black History Month: a time to remember, honor, and celebrate the many contributions of Black Americans. This week btw takes a closer look at Charles Harrison. Mr. Harrison spent his career as a designer for Sears, Roebuck & Company and was responsible for many of the common items we use every day–from trash […]

Black History Month: Biden’s Pardon of Marcus Garvey
Black History Month is a time to honor and celebrate the many achievements and contributions of Black Americans. This week btw examines the life of activist and civil rights leader Marcus Garvey. He returned to news feeds recently because Garvey was pardoned for a 1923 mail fraud conviction by President Biden in January 2025. Read […]

India’s Kumbh Mela Festival Marred by Recent Tragedy
Imagine a public festival that lasts for forty-five days and is attended by millions of people. That’s India’s Kumbh Mela Festival, a semi-regular event which took place in 2025 in January and February. Here, btw explores what the Kumbh Mela Festival is all about, and describes a tragedy that occurred at this year’s celebration. What […]

Oceti Sakowin Fight for Ownership of the Black Hills
There is a long history of land treaties between the U.S. government and Indigenous Native American people. But did you know that some of these disputes over land are still occurring today? In November 2024, a group of leaders of the Oceti Sakowin considered introducing a bill in the U.S. Congress to return a particularly […]

Black History Month: Harriet Tubman Receives Military Honor
The month of February is a time to honor and remember the stories and contributions of Black Americans. Harriet Tubman–an enslaved person and one of the most famous conductors on the Underground Railroad–was recently named an honorary brigadier general in Maryland’s National Guard. This is in recognition for her service to the Union Army during […]