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Paul Revere and his midnight ride on April 18, 1775, alerted the patriots of advancing enemy forces. His ride, marked by lanterns in the Old North Church, became a pivotal moment in American history. What drove this icon of American history to risk his life for the cause of liberty? Highlights Event...

Kaitlin Roig-DeBellis is remembered as a hero of Sandy Hook for her quick thinking and bravery during the tragic school shooting on December 14, 2012. She protected 15 of her first-grade students by securing them in a bathroom and blocking the door. Her courage under pressure exemplified her compass...

Roy Benavidez displayed extraordinary heroism during the Vietnam War. On May 2, 1968, in the hostile jungles of Cambodia, he responded to a call from a surrounded Special Forces patrol. Despite suffering 37 wounds, he directed air support and rescued eight soldiers. Initially denied the Medal of Hon...

Wesley Autrey demonstrated incredible courage when he leapt onto the subway tracks at the 137th Street–City College station on January 2, 2007. Why did he risk his life? To save a young man, Cameron Hollopeter, who was having a seizure. This act of bravery and compassion made Autrey a national her...

Jeremy Hernandez demonstrated extraordinary bravery during the I-35W bridge collapse on August 1, 2007. On a school bus with 52 children returning from a field trip, he kicked open the back door and formed a human chain to evacuate all 61 passengers to safety. His quick thinking and actions guarante...

Audie Murphy, an iconic World War II soldier, rose from humble beginnings in Farmersville, Texas, to become America's most decorated combat soldier. Despite hardships, he enlisted in 1942 and exhibited extraordinary bravery in France on January 26, 1945, earning the Medal of Honor. His military care...

Antoinette Tuff, a bookkeeper at McNair Academy in Decatur, Georgia, bravely faced an armed gunman who held an AK-47 and over 500 rounds of ammunition. Tuff's calm demeanor and empathetic communication de-escalated the potentially tragic situation. Her actions emphasized the importance of empathy, c...

Winston Churchill emerged as a legendary leader during World War II through his dynamic leadership and unmatched oratory skills. Ascending to Prime Minister in May 1940, he inspired unity and resilience with powerful speeches such as "blood, toil, tears, and sweat." His strategic decisions, like the...

Probe the paradox of Douglas MacArthur, a military titan whose legacy is a tapestry of triumph and turbulence—discover what drove the man....

Sheepdog Fathers are the reason convicted child predator Jack Reynolds avoided certain children when selecting his victims. Specifically, he avoided grooming children where he saw the child's father as a threat. While not surprising, this fact proves the importance of Sheepdog Fathers, strong men wh...