What Presidents Can And Can't Do On Day One
With the entire executive branch under their control, the U.S. president wields vast power. But even the president has limitations for their first day.
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The Bizarre New Jersey Gas Station Law You Don't Want To Break
New Jersey is the only state that still upholds this 1949 gas station law that people deal with every time they get gas. Here's why you don't want to break it.
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The Myth So Many People Believed About Jesse James
With the passage of time, the stories of real life people often evolve into something like folklore. One example is the myth people believe about Jesse James.
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The Everyday Item That's Illegal To Buy In Tennessee If You're Under 21
The next time you're in Tennessee, there's one everyday item that you won't be able to buy if you're under 21 years of age. Here's what it is.
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Here's How Many Times Martial Law Has Been Declared In The United States
Martial law has been declared in the U.S. many times, but usually at the state level. Here's a look at when and why leaders have chosen to enact martial law.
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The Strange History Of California's Oldest Cold Case
California's oldest cold case has a very strange history, spanning all the way back to the latter part of the Wild West. Here's the full story.
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The United States Reacts To Joe Biden Pardoning His Son, Hunter
The World Reacts To President Joe Biden Pardoning Hunter
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Everything We Know About The United States' Oldest Surviving Tombstone Located In Virginia
The United States' oldest surviving tombstone has been around for over 400 years and is located in Virginia. Here's everything we know about it.
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Things About Project 2025 That Don't Make Sense
In April 2023, The Heritage Foundation revealed their proposed plans for a future Republican administration, dubbed Project 2025, and parts of it make no sense.
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Strict Rules United States Presidents Have To Follow While In Office
The president of the United States is often described as the leader of the free world, but even such a powerful office comes with a few rules.
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Presidents Who Were Unmarried While In Office
There were just four United States presidents who were unmarried while in office. Here's who they were, and how they came to head the nation alone.
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Stars Donald Trump Can't Stand
Donald Trump has had plenty to say about plenty of people from all backgrounds, and along the way, has accumulated a long list of stars that he cannot stand.
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Presidents Whose Wives Died While In Office
Of all the 47 United States presidents, only three had wives who died while they were in office. Here's who they were, and how they lost their loved ones.
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Strict Rules Green Berets Have To Follow
The U.S. Army's Green Berets are renowned for their fighting abilities, and yet these Special Forces still have a number of strict rules they have to follow.
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5 Strange Wild West Stories That Sound Fake But Are Actually Real
The Wild West was indeed a wild time. But though many stories become fictionalized over the years, some strange stories that sound fake are actually true.
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How Donald Trump Made Presidential History With New York And Florida
With his 2024 win, New Yorker turned Florida man Donald Trump made presidential history with New York and Florida. Here's a look at the historical firsts.
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The World Reacts To Donald Trump Winning The 2024 Presidential Election
Former United States president Donald Trump was elected president once again on November 6, 2024. Here's how the world reacted to his historic win.
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The Hidden Truth About Johnny Appleseed
Johnny Appleseed was born John Chapman in Leominster, Massachusetts in September 1774. Here's the hidden truth of his story - and how he got his name.
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Why McDonald's Really Got Rid Of The Hamburglar
McDonald's once had a slew of characters that were meant to attract kids. The Hamburglar was among the most memorable. Here's why they really got rid of him.
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Strict Rules CIA Agents Have To Follow
The CIA is well known for its secrecy and history of covert operations. Despite their shady activities, even CIA agents have some strict rules they must follow.
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Why A WWI Time Capsule In Missouri Required A Bomb Squad When It Was Opened
In October 2024, a WWI time capsule in Missouri required a bomb squad when it was opened. Here's the full story on why it was such a dangerous unearthing.
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Strict Rules Delta Force Has To Follow
Delta Force, the U.S. Army's elite special forces, takes on the toughest and most dangerous missions. Even this secretive unit has strict rules to follow.
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The Real Reason Former Presidents Still Receive Security Briefings
Former presidents can continue to receive security briefings even after their terms are over, but only if the sitting president approves. Here's why.
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The 10 Most Powerful Native American Tribes In History
Before and after European contact, the Americas were dotted with Native tribes and nations that amassed political, military, and economic power.
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Ethel Kennedy, Widow Of Robert F. Kennedy, Dead At 96
Ethel Kennedy, widow of Robert F. Kennedy, has died at age 96. Throughout her life, she dedicated her time to various social justice causes.
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Famous People Who Couldn't Stand JFK
JFK may be one of America's most famous and tragic presidents, but even that pseudo-royal figure had a few famous people who just could not stand him.
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Details From The First Donald Trump Assassination Attempt Hearing That Don't Make Sense
The task force probing the Donald Trump assassination attempt held its first hearing on September 26, 2024. Here are some details that don't make sense.
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