In a landmark political event in May 1997, Tony Blair, the leader of the New Labour Party, led his party to a resounding victory over the Conservative government, which had dominated British politics for nearly two decades under the leadership of John Major.

On May 2, 1974, the Maryland Court of Appeals orders the disbarment of former U.

After nearly five decades as director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), J.

Historic Milestone: Diane Crump Makes Waves at the Kentucky Derby In a groundbreaking moment for sports and gender equality, Diane Crump made history in 1970 as the first female jockey to compete in the prestigious Kentucky Derby.

On May 2, 1963, in Birmingham, Alabama, more than 1,000 Black school children march through the city in a demonstration against segregation.

S.L. Benfica has failed to win a European Championship since 1962, when former coach Béla Guttmann placed a 100 year curse on the club. Is the curse working?

On May 2, 1960, Dick Clark concludes his second day of testimony in the so-called Payola hearings—testimony that both saved and altered the course of his career.

Senator Joseph McCarthy (R-Wisconsin) succumbs to illness exacerbated by alcoholism and passes away at age 48.

In 1941, General Mills launched an innovative new cereal, initially branded as “Cheerioats,” marked by its distinctive round shape and oat-based recipe.

On May 2, 1932, a significant milestone in the world of American entertainment occurred with the debut of Jack Benny's inaugural radio show, heralded by the refreshing taste of Canada Dry.