Theories About Famous Mysteries That Actually Make Sense
There are plenty of strange unsolved mysteries that have eluded clear explanation, but some determined sleuths have proposed theories that actually make sense.
Read MoreThere are plenty of strange unsolved mysteries that have eluded clear explanation, but some determined sleuths have proposed theories that actually make sense.
Read MoreBelieve it or not, bagged milk was pretty popular in Canada at one time, and you can still find it in certain areas of the country even today.
Read MoreThe U.S. bombed Iran in June 2025, beginning what many are calling World War III. One historian called it a year earlier, and he has some chilling predictions.
Read MoreThe famous image of U.S. soldiers raising the flag at the Battle of Iwo Jima might be well known, but that heated WWII fight was even worse than you think.
Read MoreContention between Israel and Iran has been simmering for decades, though they were once friendly. Here's a look at how long the nations have been fighting.
Read MoreJapan's role in World War II is remembered as having a brutal ending, but there are many things about Japan's WWII strategy that don't make sense.
Read MoreIndiana's most populated city is also its capital, but Indianapolis wasn't the original capital. There were two others as the Hoosier State evolved.
Read MoreFor decades, a fossil was lurking in Australia's Biloela State High, until it was finally identified by a scientist in 2025. And it could rewrite history.
Read MoreThe last words of those who reach fame are often poignant, but the final utterances of those who mysteriously disappeared are famous for more haunting reasons.
Read MoreAmish people devote their lives to building communities without the modern technology we take for granted. And you might be wondering if they ever drive cars.
Read MoreThe playgrounds and classrooms of our youth have seen endless fads sweep through like wildfire, but these popular items were even banned from U.S. schools.
Read MoreSouth Dakota is home to many alluring locations and greenery, but one country actually made it illegal to grow a particular beautiful flower.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a celeb that's going to get hit with a scandal, you'd do alright perusing the ranks of televangelists. These televangelists were not holy.
Read MoreHarvard is the oldest university in the U.S. and the most difficult to get into. Here's why the acceptance rate is so low, and what it takes to get in.
Read MoreWhile all students in the U.S learn about American history, some things that happened get ignored, like these aspects of the American Revolutionary War.
Read MoreThroughout history, kings, queens, and kingdoms have come and gone. But it all had to start somewhere — with the oldest kingdom in the world.
Read MoreThroughout history, royals have often been portrayed as magnificent examples of the ruling elite, but in real life, many were absolute nightmares to be around.
Read MoreOur history includes a long list of infamous wars, most of which are carefully recorded and studied. Even so, many have details that still don't make sense.
Read MoreWe all die at some point, and that's when our body begins to decompose. But have you ever wondered what happens to the clothes on a dead person?
Read MoreThe Amish are known for forgoing many of the niceties of modern, technologically advanced life, and many of them don't actually have Social Security numbers.
Read MoreFrom George Washington all the way to today, U.S. presidents have exercised their powers with some of the craziest and most controversial presidential pardons.
Read MoreYou've probably heard that everything is bigger in Texas. You've also probably heard it called the "Lone Star State," and the nickname has a complex history.
Read MoreAs the deadliest and most catastrophic war ever fought by humanity, it may be no surprise that everyone has largely ignored a few details about WWII.
Read MoreTrooping the Colour (aka the King's Birthday Parade) has been a British tradition for over 260 years, and there's a pretty specific meaning behind it all.
Read MoreOn July 4, America annually celebrates its Independence Day, but even the most patriotic American might find that some aspects of July Fourth don't make sense.
Read MoreThe 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor brought the U.S. into World War II, but as well known as it is, there are some things about it that don't make sense.
Read MoreTrooping the Colour is the military parade the celebrates the birthday of the British Sovereign, and you might be wondering what the gun salute means.
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