Is This What Really Happened To Sodom And Gomorrah?
The story of Sodom and Gomorrah is one of the more striking examples of God's wrath in the Old Testament. Were they real places? And if so, what became of them?
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The Mystery Of The Bridgewater Triangle
The Bridgewater Triangle, which is a 200-square-mile section of land in Massachusetts, is a reported hotbed of paranormal activity and unexplained occurrences.
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The Truth About Queen Jezebel In The Bible
The Bible's many books have various female characters, and a good number are presented as downright villainous, including the Phoenecian queen Jezebel.
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The Twelve Tribes Of Israel Explained
The ancient land of Israel is said to have been ruled by 12 tribes, but who were those tribes? Here are the Twelve Tribes of Israel explained.
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The Lost Leonardo: The Stunningly Low Amount Salvator Mundi Sold For In 2005
The art world loves a mystery and the story of Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi is a good one. In 2017, the painting became the most expensive ever sold.
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How The Eiffel Tower Slightly Grows During The Summer
It's impossible to imagine Paris without the Eiffel Tower. The landmark is Europe's most-visited tourist attraction receiving seven million visitors every year.
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Where Did Hitler Get All Of His Money From?
The name Hitler may conjure up many thoughts, but it may surprise many to know that he was a man of great wealth. Here's how he made his money.
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Why Caleb Followill Was Hated By His Kings Of Leon Bandmates
Here's why Caleb Followill was hated by his Kings of Leon bandmates -- who happen to all be members of his own family.
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The Criminal History Behind Hollywood's Famous Sunset Strip
The name Sunset Strip evokes Old Hollywood glamour but the street has also had a notorious and sordid past. From murder to mayhem, the Strip has seen it all.
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The Real Reason Paul Is Sometimes Called Saul In The Bible
Throughout the Bible, character names are changed after significant events. One example is the Apostle Paul, who is also known as Saul of Tarsus.
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Stephane Breitwieser: The Truth About The Art Thief Who Stole $1.4 Billion
Who doesn't love a good art heist story? OK, maybe collectors and museums, but the rest of us can gawk at the work of notorious thief Stéphane Breitweiser.
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Details You Didn't Know About Henry Lee Lucas
Henry Lee Lucas, referred to as "The Confession Killer," is one of the most notorious serial killers in U.S. history. But there's plenty you might not know.
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Here's How Many UFO Sightings Have Been Reported In The Hudson Valley
Places like Roswell, NM, and Area 51 come to mind when we think of UFOs, but New York's Hudson Valley actually boasts the most UFO sightings in the country.
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The Mystery Of The Great Sheep Panic
There have been many strange and mysterious happenings recorded throughout history, and one of them is the Great Sheep Panic of 1888.
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This Man Just Surpassed Jeff Bezos As The Richest Person In The World
Jeff Bezos is worth $193.9 billion. And while that's enough to fly him into space, it's not enough to make him the richest man in the world anymore (for now).
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How American History Classes Lie About Who Won WWII
In American history classes, schoolchildren are taught that the United States swooped in to save the day during WWII. Unfortunately, it's a complete lie.
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These Were The Most Common Pets To Have In The Roman Empire
The wondrous Roman culture flourished for more than 1,000 years. And like much of modern society, the Romans also had a fascination with animals.
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The Messed Up Truth About Cult Leader Daniel Perez
In 2015, Daniel Perez, who was also known as Lou Castro, was found guilty on dozens of criminal counts, including sex crimes and murder.
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The Messed Up History Of Halloween
Halloween is about more than superhero costumes and abundant candy. This is the messed up history of Halloween.
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How One Man Escaped Nazi Prison By Hiding Inside A Wooden Horse
Oliver Philpot was able to escape a prisoner of war camp by using a wooden horse to detract attention from the tunnel that he and other prisoners were digging.
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The Stylish Women's Shoe Of Ancient Rome That Rivals Modern Fashion
Roman gladiators did indeed wear straps of leather hobnailed to a single, rigid sole. One was discovered inside a well at the Roman fort in Saalburg, Germany.
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What You Might Not Know About Bolivia's Sky Mirror
Few places in the world are as impressive as the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, the largest salt flat in the world that has approximately 4,250 square miles.
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The Surprising Reason America Could Potentially Collapse In Our Lifetime
The clock is ticking. You may not know it yet but America may soon be hitting a crucial deadline. Rome, Greece, the Soviet Union ... could America be next?
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Why People Once Ate Mummified Egyptian Bodies
History is rife with examples of strange beliefs and wild practices, including the consumption of mummies in medieval Europe.
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This Is How Fake Holocaust Survivor Misha Defonseca Was Caught
"Misha: A Mémoire of the Holocaust Years" was a book that astounded readers. It was the story of a Jewish girl who'd escaped the Nazis and lived with wolves.
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North Korea's Extreme Dating Rules Explained
Dating and public displays of affection have long been frowned up or looked at as suspect, anti-socialist behaviors in North Korea.
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Is The Book Of Mormon The Same As The Bible?
For the world's Christians and Jews, the Bible is their sacred text. However, for a subset of Christians, there's a companion book, "The Book of Mormon."
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