Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day both fall on Monday, Oct. 13. Columbus Day commemorates the voyage and landing of Italian explorer Christopher Columbus in the Americas on Oct. 12, 1492.

Are you off on Monday? If so, it’s likely for Columbus Day — or, perhaps, Indigenous Peoples Day. Monday, Oct. 13, marks both holidays, which fall on the second Monday in October each year. While ...

President Donald Trump’s traditional approach to American history is extending to Columbus Day with a proclamation celebrating ... as a Nation that we do not seek to bury these shameful episodes of ...

In honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we look back at stories about Indigenous resistance and organizing across South America.

From Edmund Kemper to David Berkowitz, Mindhunter covered some of the most chilling cases with actors who accurately brought ...

Children wove colorful hoops through the air as they danced in the courtyard, telling stories with the shapes they created.

Let’s return to the genuine Columbus of the Italian immigrants and not to the fictional Columbus of the French revolutionaries and their flat Earth myth.

James Sisto argues that removing Columbus statues and renaming Columbus Day disrespects Italian Americans in Columbus, Ohio. He criticizes local leaders for replacing Columbus Day with Indigenous ...

More than 30 monuments to Christopher Columbus were toppled or taken down in 2020. Now some are being restored, and finding new, usually less-public homes. The broken pieces of a Christopher Columbus ...

Find out what, when and where the marathon will take place and the best spots for viewing, plus events happening on Oct. 18 ...

Christopher Columbus sailed westward in 1492, hoping to find a new route to China and South Asia, but he hit a major roadblock — the Americas — and landed in the Caribbean. So, how would history have ...

Today our Nation honors the legendary Christopher Columbus — the original American hero, a giant of Western civilization, and one of the most gallant and visionary men to ever walk the face of the ...