Organized consumer pressure has become more frequent in the modern world, but effective boycotts have deep historical roots.

At an award ceremony in December 1963, singer-songwriter Bob Dylan expressed sympathies that made him an FBI target.

In the summer of 1776, Americans across the United States held mock funerals following their winning independence.

Believe it or not, when RFK Jr. was a young boy, he brought a dead animal into John F. Kennedy's Oval Office, and we have video footage.

The OceanGate tragedy is the latest in a series of fatal accidents involving submarines and submersibles since the beginning of the century.