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Making too much of those who achieve success early can make it seem that the rest of us are destined to be also-rans for the rest of our lives.

Val Lauder was there when World War II started, and remembers the posters that reminded stateside Americans of the sacrifices being made overseas.

As the country struggles with a terrible opioid crisis, we remember a similar epidemic that raged through the U.S. in the 1800s.

Fear of nuclear war, a Russian scientist's untimely death and a former Nazi all helped the United States land on the moon first.

Fake news and smoking guns made the Kansas town a symbol of frontier lawlessness.

Joe Gutheinz is on a quest to recover the missing or stolen lunar samples collected by America's space program.

For over twenty years a silent killer stalked the White House. Was it responsible for the death of three presidents?