Most Dangerous Camping Spots In The U.S.
For less experienced adventurers, treks into these American wilderness escapes can be downright hellish.
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Izzy Einstein And Moe Smith: Prohibition's Most Feared And Decorated Agents
At the turn of the century, the growing movement known as prohibition was gaining steam and would soon become the law of the land via the 18th Amendment.
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The Messed Up True Story Behind Dark Waters
The messed up true story behind the film Dark Waters reveals an emerging public health and environmental threat and an alleged corporate cover-up.
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What Are Your Odds Of Being Injured By A Theme Park Ride?
Amusement and theme parks are big draws, especially during the summer. But what are your chances of being injured while taking a spin on one of the rides?
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The Messed Up History Of Australia's Emu War
In 1932, the Emu War was declared in Australia. A few months later, the emus were declared the victors. Here's the messed up history of Australia's Emu War.
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The Greek Myth Of The Cornucopia Explained
Part of holiday fun is enjoying the symbols with which it's associated, whether that's Santa and his sleigh at Christmas or the Thanksgiving cornucopia.
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The History Behind The Stolen Caravaggio's Nativity With St. Francis And St. Lawrence
In 1969 Renaissance painter Caravaggio's "Nativity with St. Francis and St. Lawrence" was stolen from a chapel. Here is the history behind the stolen painting.
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Who Is The Unknown Child Of The Titanic?
When the Titanic sunk in 1912, 1,497 people lost their lives, including many children. One of those children was only identified in
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How People Become Part Of The Westminster Abbey Choir
The Westminster Abbey choir stems from centuries of tradition and still sings at important British events to this day. Here's how people become part of it.
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Who Inherited Albert Einstein's Money After His Death?
German physicist Albert Einstein is one of the most celebrated geniuses in the world, and the creator of various scientific theories.
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The Secret History Behind A Very Visible Tower In The Middle Of London
A 600-foot tower can hardly be kept a secret, but its purposes can. Here's the secret history behind a very visible tower in the middle of London.
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Who Was The 'Nazi Princess' Who Worked In German Foreign Intelligence Under A Fake Name?
The 'Nazi princess' who worked in German foreign intelligence under a fake name had very close ties to the Third Reich as a child.
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12 European Languages Most People Have Never Heard
Europe is a large continent with many different unique languages. However, there are many European languages that some Americans have not even heard of.
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The Messed Up History Of Being A Lady-In-Waiting
Hanging out with a queen all day, every day, could be deeply and disturbingly stressful in times past. Here's the messed up history of being a lady-in-waiting.
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What Nobody Told You About History Channel's Mountain Men
If you're looking to get lost in North America's untamed wilderness without leaving your living room, you'll want to watch History Channel's "Mountain Men."
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Things Lovecraft Country Gets Right About History
Lovecraft Country doesn't hesitate to drop historical references, and it gets quite a few things right about the history it's referencing.
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Everything You've Ever Wondered About The Dead Sea Scrolls
Piecing the Dead Sea Scrolls together has been something of a challenge, so what have we learned? Read on for everything you've ever wondered.
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What It Was Really Like Being A Witch-Hunter
Witch-hunters oversaw the deaths of thousands due to fear and uncertainty, but who were these men? Here's what it was really like being a witch-hunter.
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These Are The Countries With No Military
When a country eliminates its military there can be tangible benefits. Here are some of these nations, and how they exist with no military.
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Lyncoya: The Tragic Story Of Andrew Jackson's Adopted Creek Son
Former U.S. president Andrew Jackson adopted a Native American child, the historical truth of which is largely a mystery. Here is the tragic story of Lyncoya.
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The Messed Up History Of Typhoid Fever
Typhoid fever, caused by a particular Salmonella bacterium, was an incredibly deadly disease that still persists today.
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What Are The Risks Of Being An Anti-War Protester In Russia?
Anti-war protesters in Russia face different kinds of risks if they choose to make their voices heard, or even head to the streets for a peaceful protest.
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This War-Torn Area In France Is One Of The Most Dangerous Places On Earth
The Zone Rogue in France was the site of the Verdun Battle in World War I between the French and the Germans.
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What Happened To Etch A Sketch?
The iconic drawing toy Etch A Sketch was first released in 1960 and has sold more than 1 million units.
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The Rockefeller Family Tree Explained
The Rockefeller family is one of the richest families in the United States.
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Chilling Details From The Oklahoma City Bombing
In 1995, Oklahoma City suffered the biggest domestic terror attack in U.S. history. These are the chilling details from the Oklahoma City bombing.
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The Fake Heiress Who Conned America's Banks In The 1800s
Elizabeth "Betty" Bigley was a con woman who managed to steal millions of dollars from unsuspecting victims in both the U.S. and Canada.
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