How Did Cowboys Brush Their Teeth In The Wild West?
You could make the argument that cowboys had no excuse not to brush their teeth.
Read MoreYou could make the argument that cowboys had no excuse not to brush their teeth.
Read MoreBe grateful, because you didn't have to give up the throne of England to get married.
Read MoreThe mummies of Guanajuato are 111 mummified human corpses, many of whom died during a cholera outbreak in the Mexican town in 1833 -- including a newborn.
Read MoreWe've known that the world's oldest paintings were cave paintings, and for a long time we believed the first and oldest of those paintings to be in Europe.
Read MorePlane crashes don't occur regularly, but when they do, they often receive a lot of media attention. Check out some of history's most deadly plane crashes.
Read MoreStage travel was one way to get from Point A to Point B or even Q in the Old West -- But that doesn't mean it wasn't painful.
Read MoreThere have been plenty of people for whom White House visits were specifically taken off the table. Here's a list of folks banned from the President's house.
Read MoreDuring the late 19th century, as more Americans came west, they fought, killed, and pushed the Natives from their homelands to government-run reservations.
Read MoreHumans lived in Mesoamerica as far back as 21,000 BC, and some of the more well-known civilizations include the Zapotecs, Teotihuacános, Mayans, and Aztecs.
Read MoreThe story of Bonnie and Clyde is one that benefitted a lot from a Hollywood spin. Here's the story of Frank Hamer, the man that actually took them out.
Read MoreEllen Liddy Watson was a rumored outlaw, accused of sex work, theft, and rustling cattle, the only woman lynched for cattle rustling in the United States.
Read MoreIn the mythos that is the American West, few names are as short as Earp. Here's the story of his first wife, Urilla.
Read MoreDuring World War II's Battle of Britain, Nazi Germany attempted to destroy England through a campaign of air strikes, many against civilian populations.
Read MoreEvery four years, nations demonstrate their athletic prowess. These are the countries that have collected the most Olympic gold medals in history.
Read MoreThroughout history, people have had to rise up in protest of injustice foisted on a population. Too often, the response from those in power has been violence.
Read MorePat Garrett was a buffalo hunter, a cowboy, a sheriff, and the man who killed Billy the Kid.
Read MoreThe Bible has been restricted, redacted, and even banned to prevent people from reading it. Learn about some of the occasions.
Read MoreYou know they ate beans. But what else did cowboys eat on Old West trail drives?
Read MoreF for the left index finger, J for the right, the correct starting position for touch typists since approximately forever.
Read MoreBlack Friday is a consumer's dream and an agoraphobic's worst nightmare. Here's how Black Friday got its horror movie name.
Read MoreThe droids are the heart and soul of the Star Wars saga. But there are a lot of misconceptions about the Star Wars droids. Let's correct a few.
Read MoreBesides (we admit we're speculating here) a hope chest full of tommy guns and brass knuckles, Alphonse Gabriel Capone -- ol' Scarface himself -- had wheels.
Read MoreThese businesses are designed just to help you lie, whether you need to beat a drug test, pump up your resume, or get a fake college degree.
Read MoreWhat Nixon was thinking when he made this job offer is anyone's guess. But he did say this to a preteen Jet Li. Here's why Li refused to be Nixon's bodyguard.
Read MoreParts of the Bible are pretty grounded in reality. But there are lots of things in the Bible we just don't get. Here are Bible mysteries we haven't solved.
Read More"Imagination cannot form an Idea of a Fury from Hell to look more frightful." Captain Charles Johnson used those words to describe Blackbeard.
Read MoreThe relationship between the Queen and Diana was pretty complicated and underwent many changes over the years. Here's what happened.
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