The Myth Of Venus Explained
More than just the goddess of love or the Roman version of Aphrodite, Venus had many different sides. Here is the myth of Venus explained.
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Groundbreaking Female Filmmakers Of Early Hollywood
Here's a look at the women who were silenced long after the silent film era ended. These are the groundbreaking female filmmakers of early Hollywood and beyond.
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History Of Speaking In Tongues Explained
Speaking in tongues isn't limited to Pentecostals. It goes back to ancient times yet remains a vital part of some worship traditions to this day.
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The Heartbreaking Death Of Princess Diana
There was a time that the British royal family managed to dominate the news cycle even more than they do today, and no one made more headlines than Diana.
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Most Impactful Women Of The Bible
Throughout the Bible, women have either experienced enormous injustice, been vilified, or exalted. But, by and large, their importance has been overlooked.
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The Most Famous Dogs In History
From the famously loyal to the famously brave, history is full of contributions from man's best friend. These are the most famous dogs in history.
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The Messed Up Truth Of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
Nicolas Maduro considers himself the president of Venezuela, yet the U.S. and more than 50 other nations refuse to recognize him as such.
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The Tragic 1943 Death Of George Washington Carver
George Washington Carver was a monumental intellect, not only in terms of agriculture and botany, but also as a well-respected painter during his life.
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The Real Mystery Behind The Texas State Flag
The stars at night are big and bright deep in the heart of Texas. But the lone star featured on the state flag has a special place in the hearts of Texans.
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Who Was Famous Airmail Pilot Wild Bill Hopson?
None was more dashing and bordering on the divine than William "Wild Bill" Hopson.
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What Wyatt Earp Typically Ate In A Day
Today we sometimes refer to it as the Wild West. But how wild was its food? And what sort of fare did the legendary Wyatt Earp eat?
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What Happened To The Man Who Killed Jesse James?
Spoiler alert: Things didn't end well for the man who killed Jesse James.
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The Messed Up Truth About Ike Turner
Ike Turner wasn't always the poster child for spousal abuse.
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Foods You Didn't Realize Thomas Jefferson Made Popular In America
Thomas Jefferson was truly adventurous when it came to foods, and the palate.
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You'll Be Surprised At How Much Deep Sea Fisherman Really Get Paid
You'll have undoubtedly spent hours wondering what it's like to be a deep sea fisherman. But how would such a job actually pay?
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Here's What Happens If You Kill A Bald Eagle
If you kill a bald eagle, you will ironically need a legal eagle to save you.
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The Truth About Davy Crockett's Rivalry With Mike Fink
We all know Davy Crockett, but less known is the story of his rival, Mike Fink.
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The Remarkable True Story Of The Pony Express
The Pony Express has been romanticized, like a lot of the Old West.
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The National Christmas Tree Was Actually A Scheme To Sell This Product
The true history behind the National Christmas Tree, however, doesn't exactly square with the narrative the National Park Foundation would have you believe.
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Who Really Invented The Microwave?
Microwave ovens are pretty much everywhere, from family kitchens to dorm rooms to convenience stores to restaurants. Its invention is credited to Percy Spencer.
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The Truth About Humanity's Oldest Story
The oldest known story has been told again and again for thousands of years.
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The Sad Reason The Wright Brothers Only Flew Together Once
The Wright Brothers are legendary aviators, but did you know they only flew together once? We break down why these innovators only flew together one time.
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How Many Wives Did Genghis Khan Really Have?
There's not a lot of census data available for 12th century Mongolia. But in case you didn't know, in terms of wives and children, he had a Khan-do attitude.
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Forget The Stork: Mailmen Used To Deliver Babies As Packages
The USPS motto: "Neither rain, nor sleet, nor heat, nor gloom of night will keep carriers from their rounds." Apparently, babies couldn't stop them either.
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Westward Expansion: This Is How Much It Cost To Travel West
Pioneering wasn't only difficult, it was also pretty expensive. Here's how much it cost to travel west in the 1800s, and how much that would be today.
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These Three Dictators Were Nominated For The Nobel Peace Prize
The story of the Nobel Peace Prize reads even more strangely when you take into account some of the figures who have previously been nominated for the award.
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Here's How Sitting Bull Got His Unique Name
Sitting Bull is rightly one of the mythic figures of 19th century American history. Beyond his involvement in military engagements is the story of his name.
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