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Lifeboats rescue surviving crewmen of the wrecked USS Maine after an underground explosion destroyed the battleship on the night of Feb. 15 as it was anchored in the Havana harborCubain 1898. About 260 U.S. Naval personnel were killed in the explosion. The sinking of the U.S. warship was a catalyst for the outbreak of the Spanish-American War and the U.S. officially waged war on April 25. (AP Photo)

February 15

1898: USS Maine explodes in Havana Harbor

1933: FDR escapes assassination attempt
1961: U.S. figure skating team killed in plane crash
1978: Leon Spinks defeats Muhammad Ali

Students hold their hands in the air as they are evacuated by police from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in ParklandFla.on WednesdayFeb. 142018after a shooter opened fire on the campus. (Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun-Sentinel via AP)

February 14

2018: 17 killed in ParklandFla. high school shooting

1779: James Cook killed in Hawaii
1929: ‘St. Valentine’s Day Massacre’ in Chicago
1989: Ayatollah issues fatwa against Rushdie

The ruin of the Frauenkirche cathedral (Church of Our Lady) is pictured in DresdenGermanyMarch 131967. British and U.S. bombers on Feb. 13-141945 destroyed Dresden's centuries-old baroque city center. (AP Photo)

February 13

1945: World War II bombing of Dresden

1935: Guilty verdict in Lindbergh baby murder
1965: LBJ authorizes Operation Rolling Thunder
2021: Trump acquitted in second impeachment trial

The vote totalshown in this video imageof 55-45 shows the acquittal of President Clinton on the first article of impeachment that accused the president of perjuryFridayFeb. 121999in Washington. (AP Photo/APTN)

February 12

1999: Clinton acquitted in impeachment trial

1809: Abraham Lincoln born
1912: China’s ‘Last Emperor’ abdicates
2019: ‘El Chapo’ convicted

Nelson Mandelaleftand his wife Winnieraise clenched fists as they walk hand-in-hand from the Victor Verster prison near Cape TownSouth Africa. Mandela was released on Feb. 111990after 27 years in prison. (AP Photo/Greg English)

February 11

1990: Nelson Mandela released from prison

1945: Allied leaders sign Yalta agreement
2012: Whitney Houston dies at age 48
2013: Pope Benedict XVI announces resignation

U-2 spy plane pilot Francis Gary Powers is shown three hours after his return to the United States in WashingtonD.C. on February 111962. Powers was released by the Russians on Feb. 10. (AP Photo)

February 10

1962: ‘Bridge of Spies’ prisoner exchange

1959: Deadly F4 tornado in St. Louis
1967: 25th Amendment adopted
1996: Kasparov’s first match vs. ‘Deep Blue’

The Beatlesfrom leftPaul McCartneyRingo Starr on drumsGeorge Harrison and John Lennonperform for the CBS "Ed Sullivan Show" in New Yorkas they record a set that would later be shown on the Feb. 23 broadcast of the show. The Beatles made their first broadcast appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," America's must-see weekly variety showlater in the daySundayFeb. 91964officially kicking off Beatlemania. (AP Photo/Dan GrossiFile)

February 09

1964: The Beatles’ first performance on ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’

1943: World War II Battle of Guadalcanal ends
2009: Alex Rodriguez admits to using PEDs
2021: Second Trump impeachment trial begins

An unidentified student protests during a Thursday nightFebruary 71968 demonstration at OrangeburgS.C.that ended in a riot when a bowling alley refused to admit Black students. (AP Photo)

February 08

1968: The Orangeburg Massacre

1587: MaryQueen of Scots beheaded
1924: First U.S. execution by lethal gas
1971: First trading day for NASDAQ

The Beatles arrive at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (formerly Idlewild)in New YorkFeb. 71964. From left: John LennonPaul McCartneyRingo Starr and George Harrison. (AP Photo)

February 07

1964: The Beatles arrive for first US tour

1904: The Great Baltimore Fire
1984: First untethered spacewalk
2023: Lebron James becomes all-time NBA scoring leader

Britain's Queen Elizabeth IIrightand her husband Prince Philipthe Duke of Edinburghcenter with back to cameraare greeted on their arrival at London Airporton Feb. 71952. The royal couple cut short their official trip to Kenya and returned home following the death of King George VI. (AP Photo)

February 06

1952: Queen Elizabeth II accedes to throne

1778: U.S. and France sign Treaty of Alliance
2008: Bush White House defends waterboarding
2023: Over 50,000 die in Turkey/Syria earthquake

President Donald Trump holds up a newspaper with a headline that reads "Trump acquitted" during an event celebrating his impeachment acquittalin the East Room of the White HouseThursdayFeb. 62020in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

February 05

2020: Senate acquits Donald Trump in first impeachment

1971: Apollo 14 astronauts walk on Moon
1994: Conviction in Medgar Evers murder
2017: Patriots complete biggest Super Bowl comeback

O.J. Simpson arrives at Los Angeles County Superior Court TuesdayFeb. 41997in Santa MonicaCalif. to hear the verdict in the wrongful-death civil trial against him. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)

February 04

1997: O.J. Simpson found liable in civil trial

1945: Allied leaders begin WWII conference at Yalta
1974: Patricia Hearst kidnapped
2004: “Thefacebook” launches

In this FridayJan. 92009 file photoflowers adorn a memorial at the spot where the plane carrying Buddy HollyRitchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson crashed killing all aboard on Feb. 31959near Clear LakeIowa. The three young singers were in a single-engine aircraft flying in a light snowstorm in 1959 when the pilot apparently lost control. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)

February 03

1959: ‘The day the music died’

1966: First manmade object makes soft landing on Moon
1998: Marine aircraft cuts ski gondola cable in Italykilling 20
2002: Patriots win their first Super Bowl

In this April 62012 file photoChris Kylea former Navy SEAL and author of the book "American Sniper," poses in MidlothianTexas. (AP Photo/The Fort Worth Star-TelegramPaul Moseley)

February 02

2013: ‘American Sniper’ Chris Kyle killed

1848: Mexican-American War ends
1925: Dogsleds complete Serum Run in Alaska
1943: Nazis surrender in Battle of Stalingrad

In this Feb. 12003 file photodebris from the space shuttle Columbia streaks across the sky over TylerTexas. (AP Photo/Dr. Scott Lieberman)

February 01

2003: Space shuttle Columbia destroyed during re-entry

1960: Woolworth’s lunch counter sit-ins begin
1979: Ayatollah Khomeini returns to Iran
2002: Journalist Daniel Pearl murdered

Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Dr. Robert Redfield speaks during a press briefing on the coronavirusin the briefing room of the White HouseFridayJan. 312020in Washington. From leftacting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Ken Cuccinelliacting Under Secretary of Transportation for Policy at the Department of Transportation Joel SzabatRedfielddirector of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health Dr. Anthony Fauciand Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)

January 31

2020: US declares public health emergency over coronavirus

1958: First successful U.S. satellite launch
1988: Williams leads Washington to Super Bowl win
2001: Verdict in Lockerbie bombing trial

The body of assassinated Indian leader Mahatma Gandhicovered with rose petalsis carried to the site of his cremation in New DelhiJan. 311948. (AP Photo/Max Desfor)

January 30

1948: Gandhi assassinated in New Delhi

1933: Hitler named chancellor of Germany
1968: Tet Offensive begins in Vietnam War
1972: Northern Ireland’s ‘Bloody Sunday’

In this Jan. 29. 2002file photoPresident George W. Bush labels North KoreaIran and Iraq an "axis of evil" during his State of the Union address on Capitol Hill. (AP Photo/Doug Mills)

January 29

2002: Bush warns of ‘axis of evil’

1891: Lili‘uokalani sworn in as Hawaiian queen
1936: First class of Baseball Hall of Fame inducted
1995: 49ers first to win five Super Bowls

The Space Shuttle Challenger explodes shortly after lifting off from Kennedy Space CenterFla.TuesdayJan. 281986. (AP Photo/Bruce Weaver)

January 28

1986: Explosion of the space shuttle Challenger

1547: King Henry VIII dies
1980: U.S. diplomats escape Iran
1985: USA For Africa records ‘We Are the World’

This February/March 1945file photo shows the entry to the concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau in Polandwith snow covered rail tracks leading to the camp. (AP Photo/Stanislaw Mucha)

January 27

1945: Auschwitz and Birkenau concentration camps liberated by Soviet troops

1880: Edison patents electric lamp
1967: Apollo astronauts killed in fire
1973: Paris Peace Accords signed

A small memorial for NBA star Kobe Bryant is seen at the entrance of the Mamba Sports Academy in Thousand OaksCalif.Sunday Jan. 262020following reports of Bryant's death in a helicopter crash in southern California. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)

January 26

2020: January 26Kobe Bryantdaughter Gianna and seven others die in helicopter crash

1887: Construction begins on Eiffel Tower
1905: Largest diamond discovered
1998: Bill Clinton denies Lewinsky affair

Mars Exploration Rover mission managers: Pete TheisingerleftRichard Cookmiddle and Spirit Mission Manager Jennifer Trosperrightcelebrate as NASA receives the first photographs from rover OpportunitySundayJan. 252004as images splash on video screens in the mission control room at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in PasadenaCalif. The burst of black-and-white thumbnail images showed portions of the landeras well as rocky outcroppings apparently just yards from the spacecraft.The unmannedsix-wheeled rover landed at 9:05 p.m. PST in Meridiani PlanumNASA said. The smoothflat plain lies 6,600 miles and halfway around the planet from where its twinSpiritset down on Jan. 3. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes/Pool)

January 25

2004: NASA Opportunity rover lands on Mars

1924: First Winter Olympic Games open in Chamonix
1945: WWII Battle of the Bulge ends
1971: Charles Mansonfollowers convicted of murder

This is an undated photo of an illustration of Sutter's Mill located on the American Fork River in Coloma California. James Marshall discovered gold by the mill owned by John Sutter in 1848. (AP Photo)

January 24

1848: Gold discovered at Sutter’s Mill in California

1984: Apple begins selling the Macintosh
1989: Ted Bundy executed
2018: Larry Nassar sentenced

Carol Murrayvice president of Blackfeet Community Collegeshares the story of the Baker Massacre during a memorial ceremony observing the 150th anniversary near the massacre site on the Marias RiverThursdayJan. 232020 near ShelbyMont. (Rion Sanders/The Great Falls Tribune via AP)

January 23

1870: Baker Massacre in Montana

1849: Blackwell receives medical degree
1964: 24th Amendment ratifiedprohibiting poll taxes
1986: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducts first class

Members of the U.S. Supreme Court are seenApril 201972. They are from leftfront row: Associate Justices Potter Stewart; William O. Douglas; Chief Justice Warren E. Burger; Associate Justices William J. BrennanJr.; and Byron White. In the back row: Associate Justices Lewis F. PowellJr.; Thurgood Marshall; Harry A. Blackmun; and William Rehnquist. (AP Photo/John Rous)

January 22

1973: Supreme Court issues Roe v. Wade decision

1944: Allied forces land at Anzio
1998: Unabomber pleads guilty
2008: Heath Ledger dies at 28

Dr. Satish PillairightCenters for Disease Control and PreventionAtlantaspeaks during a press conference at Public Health LaboratoriesTuesdayJan. 212020in ShorelineWash. Looking on at left is Dr. John WiesmanSecretary of HealthWashington State Dept. of Health and Gov. Jay Inslee. A Washington state resident who recently returned from a trip to central China has been diagnosed with the new virus. (Greg Gilbert/The Seattle Times via AP)

January 21

2020: First US case of COVID-19 confirmed

1793: King Louis XVI executed by guillotine
2010: Supreme Court issues Citizens United decision
2017: Millions participate in “Women’s Marches” across US