WWII

German tanks in Poland, just days after Clare Hollingworth spotted them massing across the border

Remembering Clare Hollingworth, the journalist who broke the news of World War II

As a rookie reporter in 1939, British journalist Clare Hollingworth got the scoop of the century: World War II. It was the start of a spectacular career for a woman in the historically male world of war reporting. She died Tuesday, age 105.

Remembering Clare Hollingworth, the journalist who broke the news of World War II
President Barack Obama and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (not pictured) attend a ceremony at the Atomic Bomb Dome at Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, Japan, May 27th 2016.

US veterans react to Obama's visits to Vietnam and Hiroshima

US veterans react to Obama's visits to Vietnam and Hiroshima
The contents of an MRE (Meals Ready to Eat)

How combat rations got into your kid's lunchbox

How combat rations got into your kid's lunchbox
The World

This D-Day photography project revisits Normandy showing sites then and now

This D-Day photography project revisits Normandy showing sites then and now

Keep Calm and Cary Grant

Keep Calm and Cary Grant

360 Staff Pick: Underground

360 Staff Pick: Underground