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Horse Racing
// 4 months ago
UPI Horse Racing Roundup: Midnight Bisou wins Cotillion
Midnight Bisou wins Cotillion on stewards' call; McKinzie returns in Pennsylvania Derby; this year's and last year's Japanese Derby winners win again.
Horse Racing
// 5 months ago
UPI Horse Racing Weekend Preview: Kentucky Downs takes center stage
Kentucky Downs takes center stage in weekend racing in the US as Enable and Harry Angel both make comeback races in England; much more racing action around the globe.
Horse Racing
// 6 months ago
UPI Horse Racing Roundup: Diversify wins the Whitney
Diversify wins the Whitney, 2-year-old action heats up, and much more Thoroughbred racing action from around the globe.
Top News
// 7 months ago
On This Day: Charles Hall is first African American to shoot down enemy in WWII
On July 2, 1943, Lt. Charles Hall became the first African-American pilot to shoot down a Nazi plane in World War II.
Horse Racing
// 9 months ago
UPI Horse Racing Preview: Kentucky Derby highlights massive weekend
The Kentucky Derby and Oaks highlight a massive weekend of top-level racing at Churchill Downs, plus much more thoroughbred racing action.
Top News
// 1 year ago
On This Day: Greg Louganis wins gold after hitting head on board
On Sept. 19, 1988, Greg Louganis took the gold medal in 3-meter springboard diving at the Seoul Olympics after hitting his head on the diving board.
U.S. News
// 1 year ago
On This Day: Amelia Earhart's plane went down in the Pacific
On July 2, 1937, U.S. aviator Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan were reported lost over the Pacific Ocean. They were never found.
Top News
// 1 year ago
The Almanac
On July 2, 1937, aviator Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan were reported lost over the Pacific Ocean.
Top News
// 2 years ago
The Almanac
On Sept. 19, 1881, U.S. President James Garfield, 49, who had been shot in July by a disgruntled office-seeker, died of his wounds.
Odd News
// 4 years ago
Lefties unite: It's International Left-handers Day
Lefties are celebrating for the 22nd annual International Left-handers Day on Aug. 13, an event meant to celebrate their unique way of handling life.
U.S. News
// 6 years ago
Edison to be enshrined in Capitol
Mid-1800s Ohio Gov. William Allen's bust will be replaced in the Capitol Building's Statuary Hall by one depicting inventor Thomas Edison, state leaders said.
Odd News
// 9 years ago
President Garfield statue decapitated
Officials at Ohio's Hiram College said a statue of President James Garfield was decapitated only hours after its dedication ceremony.
Entertainment News
// 1 decade ago
MLK parade goes off without a hitch
Washington's Martin Luther King parade was moved from January to April in hopes that the weather would be better, but it wasn't.
Top News
// 1 decade ago
California's Hunter makes White House bid
Veteran U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., has announced his intention to run for the Republican presidential nomination in 2008.
Odd News
// 1 decade ago
Doctors may have helped kill Garfield
A Washington exhibit on the killing of U.S. President James Garfield opened 125 years after he was shot and is due to close 125 years after his death.
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