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Understand the home equity loan and the ways to use it to your benefit.

Harvey Bernhard worked on several notable movies in the 1970s and '80s.

The author of "5 Love Languages" will headline online retreat helping military spouses navigate military separations. Free tickets available!

TRICARE is the current health care program in place by the United States' Department of Defense’s Military Health System.

Along with Range Rovers, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class is a common sight on the streets of the Beverly Hills. But in the Marine Corps?

The Southern Cross Bourbon mash bill is comprised of 45% wheat, 51% corn and 4% malted barley, and has been aged for over 5 years.

The last successful invasion of Britain was in 1066. Since then, many had considered the attempt, fewer had tried, and no one had succeeded.

These days, fad diets are a dime a dozen. Words like Keto, Paleo, and Atkins all have a totally different meaning than their original roots.

The American success at Saratoga swayed the French king to recognize the US' independence and finally join the colonists’ cause.

Levels of body armor may not be necessary for everyone in the shooting community, but I suspect you’re here to see if they are for you.

Until WWII, man had not taken to the skies to fight air battles and control the air space on such a violent scale.

During the Civil War, the Union Army was good at breaking the Confederate Army’s field cyphers and getting their secret codes.

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On Oct. 16, 1859, abolitionist John Brown raided Harpers Ferry in an attempt to start an armed slave revolt.

A daring raid launched to recover or destroy a captured ship 212 years ago marks one of the first US overseas military operations.

Marine scout snipers are some lethal dudes, capable of sending lead downrange with great accuracy. Here's what makes them so deadly.

These outstanding athletes left their sports careers behind to serve their country.

Manchester today not only has a square named after President Abraham Lincoln, but erected a statue to him, which sits in Lincoln Square.

On Oct. 15, 1863, the CSS Hunley, the world’s first successful combat submarine, sank. For the second time…and also not the last.

Only one American Air Force pilot holds the distinction of a confirmed air-to-space kill in a F-15 fighter jet.