Have you ever noticed that the Statue of Liberty isn't standing still? Her right foot is actually lifted, as if in mid-stride. National Book Award winner Dave Eggers tells the story of the ...

Therese Patricia Okoumou, of Staten Island, was arrested after scaling the base of the statue and taking up temporary residence on Lady Liberty's right foot. Okoumou is expected to appear in ...

Edward Berenson, author of "Statue of Liberty: A Translatlantic Story ... "A broken shackle and chain lie at the Statue's right foot," the NPS says. "The chain disappears beneath the draperies ...

A look at how Lady Liberty's anti-slavery origins and design changed over time. In this clip, Alan Kraut, Chair of the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island History Advisory Committee and Lonnie Bunch ...

Instead, the "Civil War" poster features two snipers poised at opposite ends of the Statue of Liberty's torch ... representing independence. A broken chain and shackle represents freedom from ...

A French politician facetiously asked the U.S. to return the Statue of Liberty, suggesting the country ... Richard Morris Hunt to design the 154-foot pedestal. The 151-foot statue was assembled ...