World Heritage Sites That Might Not Exist In 10 Years
World Heritage sites showcase our shared past back to the dawn of recorded time. But not all World Heritage sites are protected equally.
Read MoreWorld Heritage sites showcase our shared past back to the dawn of recorded time. But not all World Heritage sites are protected equally.
Read MoreThe Doctors' Riot of 1788 saw a mob turn on doctors and medical students to the point where some were run out of town. Here's how grave robbing led to the riot.
Read MoreYou might not like going to the dentist, but we have it pretty good today. The disturbing history of dentistry will make your gums ache.
Read MoreNot all tiny islands count as paradise living.
Read MoreThese messed up things really happened in the era of the Vikings. Vikings were no joke.
Read MoreSeeing Notre Dame burning on the nightly news was tough for a lot of people. When you dig into the details of Notre Dame's near-destruction, it gets worse.
Read MoreYou'll only notice these messed up things about elementary school as an adult.
Read MoreSome scientists and engineers aren't content on Star Wars stuff staying fictional, and have worked to create tech that resembles what we see in the movies.
Read MoreThe creation myths of the world's religions provide a valuable touchstone that helps countless people get through their lives on earth. Here's some of them.
Read MoreNorth Korea is the geopolitical equivalent of the drunken uncle at a wedding. Here's what war with the DPRK might look like.
Read MoreInsects haven't always been small. Here are some of the largest extinct insects to ever fly or crawl on the planet.
Read MorePresident Bill Clinton is often remembered as ushering in an economic golden age. But he made some questionable decisions, from sex scandals to foreign policy.
Read MoreJoey Buttafuoco made headlines when he started a relationship with Amy Fisher back in the '90s. Since then he's been in and out of the headlines and jail.
Read MoreAncient Greece is known for male philosophers like Aristotle. However, one famous female named Phyrne made it to the history books for this remarkable reason.
Read MoreSongwriter Joan Baez was linked to the '60s folk revolution but also connected to a scientific discovery. Here's what you need to know about Baez and science.
Read MoreBetween numerous deaths, drugs galore, massive infighting, and celeb marriages, the story of the Allman Brothers is so much more than their records.
Read MoreJaywalking is one of those things that all of us may have done at one time or another. However, the history of the term has quite a countrified origin story.
Read MoreThere's something magical about getting a secret message from the past, in the most unlikely place. Here are secret messages we discovered years later.
Read MoreThe era of Spanish influence was ending, the age of US imperialism was starting. This is the real reason Spain sold the Philippine Islands to the United States.
Read MoreHow deadly is your car? You could be driving in one of these rolling coffins without even knowing it.
Read MoreThe Bible is full of mysterious stuff we don't know the answers to. There are a few Bible mysteries that have finally been solved.
Read MoreSome people take Legos really seriously, creating crazy models that require knowledge of robotics, real-life engineering, and even the ability to bend reality.
Read MoreIn 1917, El Paso officials enacted a policy of disinfection and fumigation for Mexicans. This is the disturbing history of gas baths on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Read MoreThe Habsburgs are a European royal family which, through the ages, developed particular facial features. Here is the history of the "Habsburg Chin" explained.
Read MoreNFL referees are hard-working individuals who get way more calls correct than people realize. When they do make a bad call, however, it's a doozy.
Read MoreChristopher Columbus became famous for his explorations, but if you joined him, you'd never survive life exploring the New World with Christopher Columbus.
Read MoreThe Greek god Hermes, known to the Romans as Mercury, is almost instantly recognizable. But what does mythology actually say about Hermes?
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