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Future President George H.W. Bush was shot down during World War II on this day in history, Sept. 2, 1944, while serving as a pilot off the Japanese island of Chichijima.

A lion was captured after it went on a two-hour stroll through rush-hour traffic in the Pakistani city of Karachi on Tuesday, August 29. The owner has been arrested.

Three hunters from Florida caught a 920-pound, 13-foot alligator in Orlando, and the reptile might be the state's second heaviest. See the photos of the "giant" catch.

Social media users and government agencies sound off as spotted lanternflies spread to 14 U.S. states, prompting "stomping solutions" in Ohio, New York, Virginia and more.

On Sept. 1, 1939, the German warship fired at Polish units in the city of Gdańsk, starting World War II — the city has come far to repair itself many years later.

The 250th anniversary of America's founding takes place on July 4, 2026, and plans are well underway. Fox News Digital talked to Rosie Rios, chair of The U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission.

Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of September — and many will be honoring the occasion. How well do you know these facts about the historic day?

St. Louis University star Bradbury Robinson ushered in a new era for football when he threw the very first forward pass in 1906 as rules changes took place to make the game safer.

The wreck of the RMS Titanic was discovered on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean on this day in history, September 1, 1985. The ship sank on April 15, 1912.

A cleaning expert shared her tips for keeping your space at home tidy — in the dishwasher, bathtub, blinds and more! See where you should take a second look

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U.S. Navy SEAL Jocko Willink will release a MasterClass at Work course on effective leadership on Aug. 31, sharing the insights he gained through 20 years in the military.

With a political season here, a pastor in the greater Seattle area is urging people of faith to stay positive, value relationships and avoid "traps." Here is wise advice for families of faith.

Serial killer Jack the Ripper killed the first of the so-called "canonical five" victims, Mary Ann "Polly" Nichols, on this day in history, August 31, 1888. The story still fascinates many.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is reminding residents to not "ditch fish" after four species have been found in waters the aquatic animals are not supposed to be in.

In a new piece in the weekly "Short questions with Dana Perino" series, Fox Nation's Abby Hornacek reveals her "adrenaline bucket list" item and the moment that changed her life.

Minnesota teen Connor Halsa recovered a stranger's wallet filled with $2,000 while fishing with his family — and was determined to return it to its owner who lost it while fishing.

Space Shuttle Discovery flew into space for the first time on this day in history, Aug. 30, 1984. She had a crew of six and had a bit of a rocky start.

Four alligator hunters have broken Mississippi state's harvest record with a 14-foot, 3-inch male alligator that weighs 802 pounds. The reptile is providing meat and leather.

Colleges nationwide are offering some "unique" courses — with some focusing on celebrities like Taylor Swift and Harry Styles and others covering the topics of aliens and whiskey.