Inside The Time The U.S. Lost A Hydrogen Bomb In The Ocean
Considering the immense destructive capabilities of nuclear weapons, particularly hydrogen bombs, you'd think losing said weapons would be unthinkable.
Read MoreConsidering the immense destructive capabilities of nuclear weapons, particularly hydrogen bombs, you'd think losing said weapons would be unthinkable.
Read MoreFor most of its existence, very few people were aware of Heaven's Gate, a cult that was concocted in 1974 by Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles.
Read MorePrison sentences for criminals were not that common. Instead, convicted criminals in ancient Egypt often suffered barbaric punishments
Read MoreWhen picking names for baby boys who are hairy, the Hebrew name Esau is the commonly preferred designation. But why? The answer lies in the Bible.
Read MoreThe Bible devotes much of its narrative to passages about marriage and the love between husbands and wives. What does it say about polygamy?
Read MoreOne of the largest and most powerful city-states from the days of antiquity, Carthage was founded in 814 B.C. by Elissa, also known as Queen Dido.
Read MoreHistory is written by those who win, and this fact is perfectly exemplified in the United States' coverage of the Revolutionary War.
Read MoreA small subset of Christians fervently believes that evolution is a lie and that the Biblical account of creation is the truth. So what does the Bible say?
Read MoreMachine Gun Kelly was born George Kelly Barnes and raised in a well-to-do family before becoming one of America's most notorious gangsters.
Read MoreA Sunday school staple, the Tower of Babel is a goldmine for artists and poets, and a warning story. But was it real? This is the Tower of Babel explained.
Read MoreThanks to a talented couple of non-professional paleontologists, we can add 167-million-year-old fossils to the list of fascinating Google Earth finds.
Read MoreThe sport of auto racing has seen many accidents and fatalities. It's a dangerous sport and professionals know they're putting their lives at risk each race.
Read MoreIn the early 16th century, a very different kind of plague struck Strasbourg, France — one that could seem somewhat comical in theory.
Read MoreSome mountains seem to be magnets for the spooky, creepy, and unexplained. Here are some mysteries of the mountains you've never heard of.
Read MoreJohn F. Kennedy's first presidential term came to a tragic end on November 22, 1963, when he was shot in the head as he rode in a motorcade in Dallas.
Read MoreThe tale of Jacob, Rachel, and Leah is one of the more enduring love stories from the Bible and has been called "the Bible's original love triangle."
Read MoreSome cults got big and rolled through populations, only to be crushed. In their failure, however, they shook empires and touched the lives of millions.
Read MoreRoman Emperor is remembered for his outrageous and violent behavior. He killed wantonly, stole from his own people, and claimed to have conquered the ocean.
Read MoreIn July 1985, the French government sank Greenpeace's flagship the Rainbow Warrior. One activist died in the attack. Here's the story of that tragic day.
Read MoreOver the years, actor Joaquin Phoenix has talked about his experience with the infamous Children of God cult in several interviews.
Read MoreAs a child, Rose McGowan was born into the Children of God cult — a free-love hippie dream gone horribly wrong that still exists to this day.
Read MoreStraight out of the vault from the 1981 royal wedding of Princess Diana and Prince Charles, a historical slice of cake has just sold at an auction.
Read MoreElephants are among the most intelligent of our non-human relatives in the animal kingdom. For centuries, that intelligence was used to carry out executions.
Read MoreA lawsuit would backfire and ruin his life, a fate made more tragic by the more appealing options provided to — and denied by — Wilde.
Read MoreMany imagine necromancers huddled in dark robes, making Satanic pacts as they carry out their dark deeds in crypts and graveyards.
Read MoreRon Lafferty was a self-professed prophet who after being excommunicated from the LDS church, started a fundamentalist splinter group called School of Prophets.
Read MoreThe Colossus of Rhodes was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient world, but much of the details about it have been made up over the centuries.
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