Like so many famous songs of yore, "The Star-Spangled Banner" started as a poem, called “The Defence of Fort McHenry.” It was written by Francis Scott Key in 1814 during the War of 1812.

But his collection of fragments from the Star-Spangled Banner—one red swatch, one white—made him feel less like a have than a have-not. A friend possessed a blue scrap, and, without one for ...

We are privileged to display the Star-Spangled Banner. During the War of 1812, this famous flag survived bombardment and inspired the words that became our national anthem. Now, in full view of ...

He specifically referred to the bill to change appointments to the Archives and History board and the bill to require playing of the Star Spangled Banner in schools. “It’s the subject matters ...

Amazon MGM Studios’ United Artists’ (UA) and Scott Stuber are in final talks to secure the rights to remake a new version of “Highlander.” ...

The former Manchester United star has recently been the subject of ... Before Saturday's game, a banner was unfurled in the north bend of the Orange Velodrome, with Marseille's home fans calling ...

Parkland, Pulse, and now FSU — again. In 2014, gun violence erupted on the Florida State University campus when a 31-year-old graduate of the school opened fire outside of the Strozier Library ...

There were 87 wildfires burning across Florida April 18. The number of fires jumped from 71 on April 17. The fires are burning 3,093 acres. As drought conditions worsen across Florida, the number ...

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such as Isaiah Brown and Urban Klavzar. UF is also adding four-star guard Alex Lloyd and four-star wing CJ Ingram in the Class of 2025.

On April 17, there were 71 brush fires burning in Florida. No rain is in the forecast through the Easter weekend. Among the fires is the Powerline Fire in Volusia County, burning 270 acres.