Today in History for March 28: On this date: In 1380, gunpowder was first used in Europe in a battle between the Genoese and the Venetians. In 1515, Spanish mystic St. Teresa of Avila, founder of a ...

CORTLAND — Donald Edward Luoma, 86, of Cortland, passed away on Friday, Feb. 28, 2025, at Lake Vista of Cortland, where he has resided for the past three and one-half years. Don was born on Sept.

For a long time, finance was seen as a male-dominated field. But today, things are changing rapidly. According to AMFI (Association of Mutual Funds in India), women now make up 25% of Indian retail ...

Today you take comfort that almost all of you ... So were the Prussian aristocrats who supported Hitler in 1938. Expecting them to stumble over some red line that will move them to choose America ...

1274: Death of Italian theologian Thomas Aquinas. 1530: Henry VIII’s request to divorce Catherine of Aragon is denied by the Pope. 1671: Birth of Scottish folk hero Rob Roy McGreagor. 1774: George III ...

Sydney — New Zealand fired its top diplomat in London after he made a "deeply disappointing" remark questioning President Trump's grasp of history ... efforts with the 1938 Munich Agreement ...

Russia has a long history of violent oppression and subjugation of Ukrainians, marked by centuries of brutality and aggression. To an inveterate imperialist like Putin, the 1991 loss of Ukraine is ...

Decadent Chocolate Velvet Cream: A 1938 Classic! The Old Cookbook Show Welcome back, friends! Today on Sunday Morning ... Prime Elon Musk’s Starship Makes History With First Orbital Flight ...

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On this date 87 years ago, the Los Angeles flood of 1938 devastated the region, washing away homes and leading to lasting changes in Southern California’s flood control infrastructure.