The History Of NYC's Infamous Five Points Explained
The 19th-century Lower Manhattan neighborhood known as Five Points was notorious. This is the history of NYC's infamous Five Points explained.
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Here's Why Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Is So Significant
Great Britain's Queen Elizabeth II continues to reign, with decades on the throne. She's celebrated numerous anniversaries; why is this year's unique?
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Greg Pence's Net Worth: How Much The VP's Brother Is Actually Worth
Roll Call reported in 2018 that the majority of Greg Pence's wealth comes from a pair of antique malls in his home state of Indiana.
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Messed Up Things In Ancient Greece
To many, the Ancient Greeks' world was progressive, democratic, and peaceful, and there's a lot of truth to all that. But no society is perfect.
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This Was The Real Hero Of The Gunfight At The O.K. Corral
While many consider Wyatt the breakout star of the 1881 O.K. Corral gunfight, he may not have been the real hero of the shootout.
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The Most Bizarre Presidential Campaigns Ever
From vampires to a dude who wears a boot on his head, here are some of the weirdest presidential campaigns ever run.
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Unattractive Things You Do That Could Actually Get You A Date
Doing these unattractive things might actually get you a date, against all the odds.
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The Historical First In Super Bowl 2023 (& Why It Matters)
The Super Bowl 2023 match-up between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will be historical. Here's why it matters.
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Messed Up Things You Didn't Know About The Samurai
We know a lot about the samurai, but some of the more obscure things are pretty dark. Here are messed up facts about the samurai.
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Inside The Amazing Artistry Of 3D Tattoos
We now have the tools to bring to life some of the most lucid, unbelievable products of human imagination and craft: the mind-blowing artistry of 3D tattoos.
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What The Americas Were Like Before Columbus Showed Up
Before the arrival of Christopher Columbus, the Americas were a diverse and fascinating place. This is what the Americas were like before Columbus showed up.
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The Biggest Romanov Family Myths
Alongside the very real facts of the Romanovs, a bevy of rumors sprung up over the years. Here are the biggest Romanov family myths.
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The Gruesome Truth Behind The Chicken Who Lived Without A Head For 18 Months
Maybe you've heard the expression "running around like a chicken with its head cut off." Come to find out, there's actual historical precedence.
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The Untold Truth Of Japan's Kamikaze Pilots
When it comes to World War II, it's not all that hard to end up thinking of the Japanese Kamikaze pilots who would dive bomb their planes into Allied ships.
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The Strange History Of Antelope, Oregon
The followers of the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh flocked to Eastern Oregon to create a communal utopia where they lived and worked for the group's leader.
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Messed Up Things About Christmas You Only Notice As An Adult
You'll only notice these messed up things about Christmas now that you're an adult. Grip your nostalgia tight!
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The Most Awkward Product Tie-Ins In Star Wars History
George Lucas's cross-pollinated success with Star Wars has wielded a plethora of tacky tie-ins and oddball officially licensed products.
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The Long History Of Bread Explained
Considering the numerous iterations of bread, it's unlikely that bread will ever disappear from the human menu. This is the long history of bread explained.
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The Biggest Unanswered Questions In The Bible
The Bible is a deeply complicated text, to say the least. These are the biggest unanswered questions in the Bible.
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Who Owns The Post Office?
The USPS is run like a private business, but it isn't owned like one. It's a semi-independent entity, established in 1792. Here's who owns the USPS.
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The Most Complex Scientific Theories Explained For The Commoner
Let's all get a little smarter today, shall we?
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Every American Ever Convicted Of Treason (And What Happened Next)
Here are all the Americans convicted of treason, and no, the famous Rosenbergs aren't among them.
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Supposed Geniuses Who Will Make You Feel Smart
These supposed geniuses will make you feel smart. Strap on your thinking cap because these dopes are gonna put you through the ringer.
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Presidents Who Said Strange Things Before Death
It's natural to assume US presidents have a lot of wisdom to share when on death's doorstep. But oftentimes, their final words are just strange and confusing.
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Record-Breaking Physical Feats That Blew Everyone Away
These record-breaking physical feats amazed everyone. The human body is capable of astounding things.
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The Truth About Ike Clanton's Bloody Death
Clanton managed to get through at least part of the O.K. Corral dustup on October 26, 1881 in Tombstone, Arizona Territory.
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What Being A Settler In The 1880s Was Really Like
Forays into the wild west had to be equal parts terrifying and awe-inspiring. This is what being a settler in the 1880s was really like.
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