Harry Howard is a History Correspondent at MailOnline, specializing in national and local history stories, particularly in the United States, with a focus on Louisiana and New Orleans. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including historical events, cultural phenomena, and intriguing stories from the past. Harry's work has also been featured in WWL-TV Channel 4, New Orleans, This Is Money, and Express Digest.
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By: Harry Howard
The current track has the storm strengthening into a category 1 hurricane before landfall on Wednesday.
By: Harry Howard
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Was Anne Boleyn really guilty of adultery with several men, including her brother? That question is explored in the latest episode of new Daily Mail podcast Queens, Kings and Dastardly Things.
The child was found on Wednesday around 2:30 p.m. near the intersection of Mirabeau and Paris Avenues.
Plaquemines Parish lifted their water notice on Thursday.
By: Harry Howard
One student told us they had to barricade themselves inside of their classroom.
The killings allegedly took place on Alderney, the northernmost of the Channel Islands, in 1944. The Nazis occupied the islands from 1940 until 1945.
According to an interrogation report that was dismissed at the time, the killings took place on the northernmost of the occupied Channel Islands during the Second World War.
Robin Butler, who served as Cabinet Secretary under Margaret Thatcher, was in the PM's room at the Grand Hotel when it was targeted in October 1984. Above: Thatcher minutes after the blast.
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