On June 6, 1998, the cable network HBO airs the pilot episode of “Sex and the City,” a new comedy series chronicling the lives and loves of four women living in New York City.

Twenty-three years after its 1948 premiere, “The Ed Sullivan Show” has its final broadcast on June 6, 1971.

A U.S. Navy jet flying low-altitude target reconnaissance missions over Laos is shot down by communist Pathet Lao ground fire.

Revolutionary Heart Screening Program Detects Defects in Children with 91% Accuracy

Pioneering Woman Makes Historic First Nylon Parachute Jump in WWII Milestone

Hoover Dam's Historic Construction: A Marvel of Engineering Completed in 1935

The first large-scale battle fought by American soldiers in World War I begins in Belleau Wood, northwest of the Paris-to-Metz road.

The Birth of Persil: Revolutionizing Laundry with the First Self-Acting Detergent

Prof James Dewar Dazzles Royalty with Stunning Liquid Air Display in 1902 Exhibition

Innovative African American Inventor Patents Unique Rubber Horseshoe in 1899