2016: Polish-born Israeli statesman Shimon Peres—who served as prime minister (1984–86 and 1995–96) and president (2007–14) of Israel and shared the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1994 for helping to negotiate the Oslo Accords (the historic Israeli-PLO peace agreement of 1993)—died in Ramat Gan. [Take our quiz about the Middle East.]
Newsletter for Saturday 16 May. Click to open this Newsletter in your browser TODAY IN SCIENCE HISTORY NEWSLETTER • 16 MAY Feature for Today On 16 May 1828, Sir William Congreve died, the English artillery officer who invented a rocket (about…Read More
The Compass: California In 1850, more than 20,000 years after the first people arrived on what is now the west coast of the United States, California officially became a state. …Read More
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