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  • Reindeer looking at camera

    The True Story Of The Russian Reindeer Who Lived On A British Submarine For 6 Weeks

    World War II affected much of life on Earth, some in unexpected ways, including the Russian reindeer who lived on a British submarine for six weeks. True story.

    By Garrett S. Griffin September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Confederate flag

    Two Boys Uncovered Confederate Treasure In An Unlikely Place

    It's the stuff dreams are made of: Two teenagers, digging a hole in an abandoned house during the Great Depression, find something much better than dirt.

    By Luke Holden September 3rd, 2022 Read More
  • Balinese dancers on Akshaya Tritiya

    The Annual Hindu And Jain Festival Akshaya Tritiya Explained

    Many diverse religious traditions include special holidays or feasts, commemorations of important spiritual events or moments, observed through the ages.

    By Holly Gary September 2nd, 2022 Read More
  • Tulip drawing from the 1700s

    The 17th-Century Tulip Mania Financial Crash Explained

    There have been numerous financial market bubbles that eventually burst, resulting in widespread economic misfortune. Should that list include tulip mania?

    By Leslie Veliz September 2nd, 2022 Read More
  • A crumbled cookie

    The Vintage Biscuit That Once Pulled Over $20,000 At Auction

    Sometimes a slice of wedding cake ends up in a couple's freezer, to be thawed on an anniversary or two. That's one preserved memory involving baked goods.

    By Nancy Aziz September 2nd, 2022 Read More
  • California state flag

    The Stats On Drug Overdose Deaths In California Are Worse Than You Realize

    All places in America are facing a crisis of monumental proportions regarding drug overdose deaths. However, California's statics are worse than you may think.

    By William Kennedy September 2nd, 2022 Read More
  • Texas state flag

    The Staggering Number Of Deaths Caused By Mass Shootings In Texas Since 2018

    Mass shootings in Texas have spiked at three different points since 2018, with Texas seeing its latest increase in incidents in the spring and summer of 2022.

    By William Kennedy September 2nd, 2022 Read More
  • Plaque at West Point

    The Controversial History Depicted On The Science Hall's Triptych At West Point

    In the Naming Commission's new report on "Confederate assets" at military bases, it included a bronze triptych at West Point, which has been there since 1965.

    By Aaron Homer September 2nd, 2022 Read More
  • Ranulph Fiennes

    Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes Had A Gruesome Reason For Amputating His Own Fingertips

    People who engage in extreme physical challenges -- polar travel, for instance -- often have to make difficult choices in order to survive the experience.

    By Carlo Massimo September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Etching of Beau Brummell

    Beau Brummell And King George IV's Relationship Could Not Survive A Joke

    There was a time when the name Beau Brummell not only stood for fashion sense, but connection to society's movers and shakers, like the Prince of Wales.

    By Leon Wilczek September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Photo of entrepreneur Bill Gates

    What Caused Bill Gates And Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen To Stop Speaking For A Year?

    Bill Gates and Paul Allen, co-founders of Microsoft, once had a rift that caused them to stop speaking for a year. Here's what happened.

    By Michael Dawson September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Colosseum at sunset

    Here's What Really Happened To The Missing Half Of The Colosseum

    Just as the Sphinx in Egypt is missing its nose, other structures have descended to present times missing significant portions of their original construction.

    By Alice Minium September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • adolf hitler giving a speech

    This Valuable Watch Belonging To Adolf Hitler Was Looted By A French Soldier

    A watch that belonged to Adolf Hitler recently sold at auction for a high price. Here is more about the watch itself and the French soldier that looted it.

    By Jillian Oliver September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Kirk Douglas

    What Were Kirk Douglas' Last Words?

    Legendary actor Kirk Douglas had some choice last words before his death. Instead of imparting profound wisdom, he voiced support for a presidential candidate.

    By Chris Littlechild September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • Image of Jesus Christ

    What Was Jesus' Real Name?

    One of the most important figures in human history is Jesus Christ, and for 2,000 years, just about everybody who has said his name has pronounced it wrong.

    By Amy Beeman September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • 1971 Daeyeonggak Hotel fire

    The Deadliest Hotel Fires In History

    As scary as wildfires are, urban fires can be even more terrifying. Hotel fires have occurred around the world; here are the deadliest hotel fires in history.

    By Jack Hawkins September 1st, 2022 Read More
  • A miniature Shetland pony

    Meet The Beer-Drinking Pony That Made Political History In The UK

    Looking at the state of politics, it's hard not to think that human beings have made a mess and wonder if another species of animal could do a better job.

    By Liv Brinkley August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Instruments of Jesus' crucifixion

    What It Really Means To Have Stigmata

    Depending on how you define miracle, supernatural occurrences are either plentiful (if you know how to look for them) or extremely rare, even nonexistent.

    By Aaron Homer August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Iolani palace

    This Is The Only Place In The Entire United States With A Royal Palace

    The United States of America officially divorced itself from royalty in 1776, when the Declaration of Independence told King George III to take a hike.

    By Aaron Homer August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • barbed wire

    Meet The British Soldier Who Was Freed But Then Returned To A Prisoner Of War Camp

    It would be hard to argue that warfare has ever been anything but cruel, costly, and painful. But there have been moments of honor amid the tragedy.

    By Nancy Aziz August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Old well

    What We Know About The Bodies Found In A Medieval Well In England

    Back in 2004, construction workers in Norwich, England discovered 17 bodies at the bottom of an 800-year-old well. Here is what we know so far about them.

    By Richard Milner August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Mikhail Gorbachev looking to side

    Mikhail Gorbachev Didn't Mince Words When It Came To His Opinion Of Donald Trump

    Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union, had choice words when it came to his opinion of one of former President Donald Trump's policies.

    By Michael Dawson August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Americans celebrating their victory over the Deokjin Garrison

    The True Story Of What Happened The First Time The U.S. Invaded Korea

    Most recognize 1950 as the year the U.S. invaded Korea to begin the Korean War. Actually, U.S. forces forged an attack on the country nearly a century prior.

    By Marina Manoukian August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • George "Machine Gun" Kelly

    What Machine Gun Kelly's Life In Prison Was Really Like

    Plenty of criminals from the 1930s went out in a hail of bullets. "Machine Gun" Kelly, however, went to prison. And not just any prison: Alcatraz.

    By Leslie Veliz August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Indus River

    Pakistan's Indus River Plays Host To A Rare Creature You Won't Find Anywhere Else

    Despite strict dolphin conservation efforts implemented in the 1970s, these rules didn't save the Indus River dolphins from their many challenges.

    By Remy Millisky August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Finnish sniper aiming

    The White Death: The Truth About The Greatest Sniper You've Never Heard Of

    When a half-million Soviets invaded Finland in 1939, they thought it'd be an easy task and perfect present for their leader, Josef Stalin. They were wrong.

    By Luana Ferreira August 31st, 2022 Read More
  • Malcolm X debating

    Malcolm X's Final Words Before Being Murdered

    Malcom X was assassinated in front of a crowd while giving a speech. These are believed to be the final words he ever spoke before his death.

    By Leon Wilczek August 31st, 2022 Read More
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