Looking for a deleted website? You may find it here
Back in July 2016, several media organizations began to question whether Melania Trump -- wife of then-Republican candidate Donald Trump -- really had a degree in design and architecture obtained in Slovenia. The claim had been posted on her website, melaniatrump.com, but shortly after those doubts were raised the site disappeared. Instead, Melania Trump's website now directs to Trump.com, the website for The Trump Organization.
However, thanks to the Internet Archive, a copy of the site as it appeared on May 29th was still available on the web for anyone to check or quote it.
The Internet Archive is a non-profit organization celebrating its 20th anniversary this year that keeps the history of the internet alive. Founded by Brewster Kahle, the organization has been working to preserve all of the published work placed on the web, creating a huge collection that can be browsed on archive.org using their Wayback Machine. And the efforts aren't just for websites: They have compiled books, television programs, music, magazines and even software.
