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  • Screenshot of actors in WWII U.S. uniforms cresting hill, Saving Private Ryan

    10 Terrible Saving Private Ryan Moments, According To A Historian

    "Saving Private Ryan" is a pretty realistic portrayal of World War II, but a historian says the mission itself is unlikely, along with other inaccuracies.

    By Sarah Crocker 29 days ago Read More
  • Hitler makes speech to soldiers with back to camera

    What Hitler Planned To Do With The U.S. If He'd Won WWII

    For a while during WWII, the Nazi war machine seemed unstoppable as it rolled over Europe and beyond. What did Hitler have planned for the U.S. if he'd won?

    By Sarah Crocker 1 month ago Read More
  • Moscow residents celerating VE Day (May 1945)

    How The Entirety Of Russia Once Ran Out Of Vodka In Less Than 24 Hours

    When Russia ran out of vodka in less than 24 hours, it must have been the banger to end all bangers, but there was every reason to celebrate. Here's the story.

    By Andrew Amelinckx 1 month ago Read More
  • Colored etching of fighting at the Battle of Lexington

    Bizarre Artifacts Found From The Revolutionary War Era

    Archeologists and casual wanderers alike have discovered many once-lost relics from the Revolutionary War era, and some of those artifacts are truly bizarre.

    By Kathy Benjamin 1 month ago Read More
  • Barack Obama gesturing at microphone

    Former Staffers Who Had A Lot To Say About These Presidents

    From affectionate tributes to brutal takedowns, former staffers have offered some telling commentary about Obama, Trump, and other U.S. presidents.

    By Scheenagh Harrington 1 month ago Read More
  • Roman Emperor Hadrian with pteruges

    What Are Those Skirts Roman Soldiers Wore

    If you've watched any of the "Gladiator" movies, you've seen those little skirts worn by Roman soldiers, like Pedro Pascal or Russell Crowe's characters.

    By Andrew Amelinckx 1 month ago Read More
  • George W. Bush looking to the side in the White House briefing room

    Weird Things About Presidents' Ancestors That Explain A Lot

    From getting kidnapped by pirates to making suffrage history, these weird facts about U.S. presidents' ancestors shed some light on their legacies.

    By Kathy Benjamin 1 month ago Read More
  • Dan Rather grinning in tuxedo

    Scandals That Destroyed These Reporters' Careers

    Reporting is a tough job. It also requires integrity, and sometimes, people breach its code of ethics, leading to disastrous consequences for their career.

    By Brian Boone 1 month ago Read More
  • An Angel kicking Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden

    Here's What Happened To Adam And Eve's Bodies, According To Jewish Belief

    The story of Adam and Eve is important to all of the Abrahamic religions, though there are some differences, including where Jewish belief places their bodies.

    By Andrew Amelinckx 1 month ago Read More
  • facade of the Alamo from a low angle

    Things About The Battle Of The Alamo That Don't Make Sense

    The Battle of the Alamo is full of contradictions, myths, and baffling facts. For instance, we aren't even sure how many people died defending it.

    By William Fischer 1 month ago Read More
  • Map of Ommeren along with a photo and typed documents in a folder

    Bizarre Artifacts Found From WWII

    The haunting remnants of World War II can be found scattered across the globe, but some of the conflict's discovered artifacts are truly bizarre in nature.

    By Kathy Benjamin 1 month ago Read More
  • Kennedy motorcade in Dallas shortly before assassination

    The Secret Service Detail That Doesn't Make Sense About JFK's Assassination

    The assassination of John F. Kennedy is still debated today, and there's one particular detail about the Secret Service that doesn't make sense.

    By S. Flannagan 1 month ago Read More
  • Group of people holding seance at round table

    Creepy Things That Were Considered Normal 100 Years Ago

    Medicine, law, war, and entertainment have come a long way over the last century or so. Here are some creepy things that were considered normal 100 years ago.

    By Thomas A Brown 1 month ago Read More
  • General Douglas MacArthur posing with his corncob pipe

    Weird Details People Ignore About These WWII Generals

    The top military leaders of World War II were extraordinary people in an extraordinary time, and a few of these generals had some oft-ignored weird quirks.

    By Kathy Benjamin 1 month ago Read More
  • Sign and flag outside U.S. Department of Education

    How Did The Department Of Education Start?

    The Department of Education as we know it has been around since 1980, but it had earlier incarnations in the 19th century. Here's a look at how it got started.

    By S. Flannagan 1 month ago Read More
  • r kelly sad in white clothes

    Musicians Who Are Currently In Prison

    A life of fame and wealth awaits those musicians who find success. But for some, their bad behavior landed them in prison, and are still there to this day.

    By Brian Boone 1 month ago Read More
  • Screenshot of recreated Pearl Harbor attack from 2001 Pearl Harbor film

    WWII Movies Historians Absolutely Hate

    From war epics to fan favorites, these World War II movies make historians cringe. Learn which WWII films get it wrong, and how they distort history.

    By Sarah Crocker 1 month ago Read More
  • Soviet MiG-21 on display with green nosepiece

    The History Of The Oldest Fighter Jet Still In Service Today

    The oldest jet fighter, the Russian made MiG-21, is 70 years old, and is still in use in several nations. Here's a look at the history of the jet.

    By S. Flannagan 1 month ago Read More
  • Vintage photo of men standing near oil gushing from pipe

    Can You Keep Oil If You Find It On Your Property?

    Striking it rich by finding oil on your property is a time-honored fantasy that's bolstered by the fact that it does happen, but can you keep it if you find it?

    By S. Flannagan 1 month ago Read More
  • Pope John Paul II

    The Times Thieves Actually Stole A Pope's Blood

    It probably sounds strange (and a little morbid), but over the years, thieves have tried to steal one particular pope's blood on multiple occasions.

    By Andrew Amelinckx 1 month ago Read More
  • artist's rendition of asteroid striking earth

    Infamous Events That Never Actually Happened

    Over the years, doomsayers have pushed many apocalyptic stories, and most never came to fruition. These infamous events live on only in the history books.

    By Chris Turner-Neal 1 month ago Read More
  • Jeffrey Epstein in red hoodie gray background

    Things That Don't Make Sense About The Epstein Files' Stalled Release

    With many in the Trump administration alluding to the impending declassification of the Epstein files, much doesn't make sense about their stalled release.

    By DB Kelly 1 month ago Read More
  • Akihito, Emperor of Japan in traditional dress during his abdication ceremony

    Royals Who Gave Up Their Titles

    Not all royals leave their thrones amid intrigue, scandal, or revolution. Some abdicate in favor of a simpler life or to make way for new generations.

    By Kathy Benjamin 1 month ago Read More
  • old woman walking down the street with a cane

    The Oldest Person Alive In 2025 Could Reach Another Milestone Soon

    The oldest person alive hails from across the sea, and they're fast approaching another milestone that will continue to solidify their place in history.

    By Andrew Amelinckx 2 months ago Read More
  • Illustration of the Titanic sinking with lifeboats and icebergs

    Warning Signs Everyone Ignored Before Infamous Events Happened

    Sometimes the warning signs of infamous disasters were clear to see before the event, and if heeded rather than being ignored, could have saved countless lives.

    By Chris Turner-Neal 2 months ago Read More
  • Lone man on a motorcycle

    What Does It Mean When A Biker Goes Nomad?

    If you've ever seen the word "Nomad" plastered on a biker's jacket, you might have wondered what it means. In motorcycle clubs, it's an important title.

    By Amy Beeman 2 months ago Read More
  • Washington winking on $1 bill

    Things About These Presidents That Don't Make Sense

    Anyone who makes it to the presidency has clearly lived an extraordinary life, but there are things about these former presidents that just don't make sense.

    By Beth McMurray 2 months ago Read More
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