Amelia Earhart

Helmet Worn By Amelia Earhart Sells For $825,000 At Auction

Earhart was just a passenger in June 1928 when she became the first woman on board a plane crossing the Atlantic.
By KAREN MATTHEWS, AP

Betsy Ross, Jackie Robinson And Antonin Scalia — Trump Seeks "Garden of American Heroes”

President Trump has proposed a monument featuring 30-plus figures from American history, at a time when many Americans are grappling with tributes to controversial icons of the past.
By Aamer Madhani, AP

Horrifying Theory Could Explain Why Amelia Earhart’s Remains Were Never Found

A strange and disturbing possibility resurfaces as a new mission is under way to find her aircraft.
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Frida Kahlo And Other Historic Women Are Being Made Into Barbies

Mattel is also honoring a few living legends, including Olympian Chloe Kim, this International Women's Day.
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Amazing Video Shows Coconut Crab Killing Bird In Brutal Fashion

You probably don't want to see one of these on a dark night.
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Street Artist Shows 'Courage Has No Gender' With Stencils Of Famous Faces

Meg Zany pays homage to those "who have shattered gender norms to make a difference" in her new project.
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Amelia Earhart's Prenup Is Proof That She Was The Ultimate Feminist

There were no decorations or flowers and the two didn’t even exchange wedding rings.
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Amelia Earhart Had No Time For Outdated Surname Standards

The pilot complained to The New York Times in this 1932 letter.
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'Newly Discovered' Amelia Earhart Pic Is BS, Military History Buff Says

Kota Yamano says it took just a half hour to debunk a theory that Earhart was captured by the Japanese.
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Amelia Earhart Was More Than Just A Pilot

"Lady Lindy" was amazing in flight, but her best work was on the ground.
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