Did Amelia Earhart Have Any Kids?
Amelia Earhart was a busy woman — breaking record after record and shattering barriers. So did she ever have time to start a family before her disappearance?
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The Stunning Number Of Wives King Herod Had
By the end of his life, Nativity baddie King Herod had apparently adopted the motto of "Marry every woman, have all the kids, betray, and kill them all."
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These Were The Perks Of Being A Medieval Knight
Ah, to be a medieval knight. Seems rather thrilling — with all the swordplay, roundtable shenanigans, and castles. Knights received status, wealth, and more.
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The Four Women Who Have Been Executed By The Federal Government
Nearly everyone ordered to die via federal court has been a male. In fact, only three women have been executed by this level of government since 1927.
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The Mystery Of The CIA Sculpture Explained
The CIA's "Kryptos" sculpture has intrigued professional cryptologists and everyday puzzle-lovers since its installation, yet its meaning is yet to be cracked.
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The Untold Truth Of Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders' commitment to aid has put them in the middle of conflict on multiple occasions. This is the untold truth of Doctors Without Borders.
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Weirdest Laws In Hawaii's State History
Hawaii is envisioned by many as a tropical paradise, but even in paradise, there are rules. Here are the weirdest laws in the state's history.
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The Tupac Shakur Shoutout At The Super Bowl Halftime Show Has Fans Talking
In advance of the game, rumors swirled that more than just a mention lay in store for Tupac fans at the Super Bowl halftime.
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People Can't Stop Talking About The Gesture Eminem Made During His Halftime Performance
Eminem used the moment not only to honor the death of a fallen musical legend taken way, way before his time but to demonstrate solidarity.
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The True Details About Queen Elizabeth And Richard Nixon's Relationship
She has reigned during the administrations of 14 U.S. presidents, starting with Harry S. Truman and going all the way through Joseph Biden.
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The Mystery Behind The Keddie Cabin Murders Explained
On April 12, 1981, Sheila Sharp returned to her family's Keddie, CA. cabin and found the dead bodies of her mother, brother John, and Dana Wingate on the floor.
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Details You Should Know About Sojourner Truth
Despite being constantly sold and purchased by different white families, Sojourner Truth's road to freedom was just ahead, and her story is one of bravery.
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The Real Reason Blue Santa Suits Exist
Artists drew St. Nicholas, a bishop, wearing red and white because that's what bishops traditionally wore. Santa Claus illustrations drew from St. Nicholas.
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The History Behind The Callanish Stones
As it turns out, the UK is full of stone monuments, equally strange and ancient as Stonehenge. One of these arrangements is known as the Callanish Stones.
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The Freedmen's Bureau: What Was It? We Explain
The Freedmen's Bureau was given an unbelievably hard task after the American Civil War ended. Here's the complicated history of the Freedmen's Bureau explained.
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The Tragic Real-Life History Of The Chicago Bulls
Even with their incredible players and accomplishments, the Bulls and their loyal fans have endured much pain and sorrow over the years of the team's existence.
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Why Galileo Galilei Was Sentenced To Life In Prison
Imagine getting put on trial over a scientific theory. That's what happened to Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei in 1633 for his views about the universe.
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Here's What Edgar Allan Poe Would've Looked Like In Color
Edgar Allan Poe barely lived in a time where color photography was possible. But thanks to modern technology, we can see him in color.
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What Bethlehem Really Looked Like In The Bible
The modern city of Bethlehem is located on the West Bank, but what it looks like today might be unrecognizable from how it was described in the Bible.
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The Mystery Of The Long-Lost Treasure Of The San Miguel
The San Miguel vanished on its way from Cuba to Spain in 1715 carrying an estimated $2 billion in riches. Here is the mystery of the long-lost treasure.
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The Messed Up History Of Old-Timey Child Labor
At the start of the Industrial Revolution, child labor abuses and injustices came into question as the textile, coal, and chimney industries used kids.
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How James Dean Made History With His Oscar Nominations
James Dean is certainly a silver screen icon nowadays. Although his star was only rising at the time of his death he still received two posthumous Oscar nods.
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The Real Reason The Regency Era Is Called That
Netflix's hit show "Bridgerton" is set in Regency-era England. However, viewers may not know the real reason behind the name of this time in England's history.
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Noor Inayat Khan: The Truth About The Courageous WWII Spy
Noor Inayat Khan was a pacifist, a poet, and a children's author. She was also a WWII spy. Here is the truth about the courageous woman.
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Inside Svalbard, Norway, The World's Northernmost Inhabited Region
Norway and Scandinavia on a whole (Norway, Denmark, Sweden) are no strangers to harsh living conditions, and Svalbard is a perfect example of this hardiness.
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Are The Odds In Flipping A Coin Really 50/50?
A coin flip is often considered the definition of a 50/50 proposition, but the odds aren't as even as you might think. These are the actual odds of a coin flip.
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Who Really Built The Walls Of Benin?
The walls of Benin in Nigeria surrounded what was known as Benin City in the 12th century. Here's who built the historic walls, and what remains of them.
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