January 21 (UPI) – On that date of history:
In 1861, Mississippi Senator Jefferson Davis resigned from the United States Senate 12 days before Mississippi separated from the Union. Later, president of the Confederate states of America.
In 1915, the English steam Durgated, traveling from Leith to Rotterdam, Torpedió and sank through a German submarine near the mouth of the Meuse. The team rescued through a Dutch pilot boat and landed with the catchy.
In 1924, Vladimir Lenin, architect of the Bolshevik Revolution and the first of the Soviet Union, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 54.
In 1954, in Odd News, a Connecticut received a divorce for reasons of dropout after having concluded that his wife would return. He left forty -five years ago.
In 1954, the first global atomic propulsion submarine, Nautilus, introduced in Groton, Conn.
In 1976, the Supersonic Concorde plane commissioned through Great Britain and France.
In 1977, the president of the United States, Jimmy Carter, forgave the American escapes of the Vietnam War era and ordered a case of deserters.
In 1990, the American tennis star John Mcenroe, the first player to be disqualified through the Australian Open after an explosion in which his racket broke, shouted at a type of line and exploded in a series of curses.
In 1996, an overloaded ferry, the gurita, overturned a typhoon off the coast of Sumatra, in Indonesia, killing 340 people.
In 2003, the United States Census Office said Hispanics had exceeded African Americans as the minority organization in the United States.
In 2009, Senator Hillary Clinton, D-N. y, won the almost unanimous Senate confirmation as US Secretary of State. She made an oath later the day.
In 2010, the United States Supreme Court, in an argable and debatable decision of 5-4, judged that the government can limit the expenditure of societies and unions for political campaigns.
In 2014, a report on 3 former prosecutors of war crimes said they had discovered evidence of murder and generalized torture through the forces of the Government of Syria. The report, which included thousands of photographs, smuggled the country torn aside through the war, “systematic, ordered and directed” murders said.
In 2017, millions of other people accumulated international for the march of women to protest against the election of President Donald Trump, who opened the day before. Until 500,000 attended the Washington event, D. C.
In 2020, the Centers for the Control and Prevention of Diseases of the United States showed the first known case of the United States Coronavirus, which would then be known as COVVI-19.
In 2021, April Haines made an oath as the first national intelligence director one day after the Senate showed his appointment.
In 2023, a 72 -year -old type opened fireplace in a living room dance in Monterey Park, California, killing 11 other people and hurting another nine. Police discovered the dead shooter of a self -inflicted ball injury the next day.
In 2024, Tara Vanderveer of Stanford University guided the cardinals to a 65-56 victory opposed to the state of Oregon to identify a new record as the victorious coach Maximum in the history of university basketball. The adjustment gave him his professional victory in 1203.