Charleston is a city steeped in military history, from the beginning of the Civil War at Fort Sumter to the Medal of Honor museum on the USS Yorktown. TODAY’s Sara Haines gets to know some of the men and women serving in the military today at Joint Base Charleston.
This story was updated on May 2 at 6 p.m. ET. Thanks to astronomy, the 19th century mystery surrounding the death of Confederate general "Stonewall" Jackson during the Civil War may finally be solved. Full story
19th Century Era2. John C. Calhoun (19th), D/D-R/Nullifier, South Carolina, 1782-1850: During the debates over slavery before the Civil War, there was no bigger and notable champion of states’ rights than John C. Calhoun, who preached under his doctrine of nullification t … Full story
Protests were held across Syria as the country marks two years since the first uprising that led to the ongoing civil war. NBCNews.com's Alex Witt reports.
Two unknown sailors from the Civil War, killed in 1862 when their ship, the ironclad USS Monitor sank, have been buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Their remains were discovered in the Union warship’s gun turret after it was raised from the ocean floor off the North Carolina coast in 2002. Today
Neighbors work with sheriff's work release program to clean up Civil War era cemetery.
The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart and The Hill columnist Karen Finney dissect the GOP civil war – with Karl Rove on one side and the Tea Party on the other – and whether Rove’s millions spent against far right candidates may only bring them greater fame.
Host Chris Hayes and his panel look back on the how the history of French involvement in Mali and ethnic civil wars continue to impact the region’s future.
Family members pass the entrance of Oviedo cemetery to attend to a tribute for Republicans killed during and after the 1936-1939 Spanish civil war, in Oviedo, northern Spain April 14, 2013. The bloody civil war lasted three years and claimed half a million lives. Francisco Franco's rebel forces over
A man reacts at Oviedo cemetery in front of a memorial grave for Republicans killed during and after the 1936-1939 Spanish civil war, in Oviedo, northern Spain April 14, 2013. The bloody civil war lasted three years and claimed half a million lives. Francisco Franco's rebel forces overthrew the repu
A woman looks on at Oviedo cemetery in front of a memorial grave for Republicans killed during and after the 1936-1939 Spanish civil war, in Oviedo, northern Spain April 14, 2013. The bloody civil war lasted three years and claimed half a million lives. Francisco Franco's rebel forces overthrew the
Family members grief at Oviedo cemetery in front of a memorial grave for Republicans killed during and after the 1936-1939 Spanish civil war, in Oviedo, northern Spain April 14, 2013. The bloody civil war lasted three years and claimed half a million lives. Francisco Franco's rebel forces overthrew