American inventions proved their worth in the Normandy campaign that began on June 6, 1944. They allowed Allied forces to shoot, move and communicate in the arduous D-Day landings. From floating ...

Amazingly, many classic American inventions didn’t begin with big launches or perfect plans. A few came from accidents, bad timing, odd problems, and people trying to solve something else entirely.

From the bustling labs of the Northeast to the remote deserts of the Southwest, American ingenuity can be found everywhere. This map traces locations historically associated with the breakthroughs ...

Americans created airplanes, computer chips, the internet and automobile assembly lines across 250 years of industry — but they’ve also invented unheralded gems such as refrigerators, barcodes, ...

Hush-a-bye, baby, in the tree top -- "The play's the thing" -- The sporting life -- That's entertainment! -- There's no place like home -- Food, glorious food -- Here's health -- The open road -- The ...