Pat Robertson's Controversial 1988 Bid For President
Pat Robertson, credited with the rise of the religious right in American politics, sought the 1988 nomination for president in the Republican Party.
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How Long Can Wildfires Burn?
Every year we hear about massive ongoing wildfires burning somewhere on the planet, encroaching on populated areas. Here's how long they can burn. -
How High Does The Air Quality Index Go?
The U.S. Air Quality Index (AQI) has become more common metric in recent years, as yearly wildfires ravage forests across America. But how high does the AQI go? -
Who Are Ringo Starr's Children?
All members of The Beatles went on to have children - 11 between them all. Who are Ringo Starr's children, and where are they today? Let's find out. -
These Are The Different Prison Security Levels In The United States
The security level of the prison to which a prisoner is sent depend on factors like the severity of the crime and the likelihood of the prisoner escaping. -
Tragic Details Found In Aaron Carter's Autopsy Report
Aaron Carter had a long career in entertainment and came from a large family, many of whom also worked in music, film, and TV. Here's how he died. -
Why Nuns Wear Black
Nuns live according to three tenets and incorporate prayer, cooking, working, and more at specific times. So why do they wear black? Let's take a look. -
The Real Meaning Behind Puff The Magic Dragon
"Puff, the Magic Dragon," by Peter, Paul, and Mary is a '60s classic. But what's it actually about? Is it about smoking dope? Or is it a family-friendly tale? -
What Happened To Napoleon's Son?
Napoléon Bonaparte is one of the most notable historical figures in the history of Western civilization. So what happened to his only legitimate child? -
What You Can Expect If King Charles Dies Before Camilla
The rules of royalty can be confusing, especially for those no longer living under monarchy. Here's what will happen if King Charles dies before Camilla. -
Who Is On Every U.S. Bill?
You probably know which American icons are featured on $1, $5, and $10 bills. But can you name the statesmen who graced $500, $1,000, and $10,000 bills? -
The Rules For Posthumous Stars On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame Explained
Getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is one of the highest honors for those in the entertainment industry. Here are the rules for posthumous awards. -
Cities Around The World That Are Sinking
There are many large urban population centers around the world that are literally sinking - and if drastic measures are not taken some of them could disappear. -
What We Know About Koko The Gorilla's Final Words
Koko the gorilla was raised by an animal psychologist who taught the animal sign language. Here's what we know about Koko's final words. -
The Best Theories On Why Birds Don't Have Teeth
On the surface, it sounds like a dumb question: Why don't birds have teeth? Well, because they have beaks, silly. It's like asking why dogs don't have wings.
