Here's What Happens To Your Blood When You Die
When our blood ceases to move through our bodies after death, it goes through a couple of phases. Here is what happens to your blood after you die.
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The Largest Bombs Ever Detonated In World History
Since the discovery of gunpowder, humanity has been building ever bigger bombs. The first bomb makers could never have imagined how terrible these would become.
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12 Of The Worst Generals Of The American Civil War
The Civil War was hell, and poor generalship on both the Union and Confederate sides only makes it worse.
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The Most Infamous Parties In Rock History
In a genre that celebrates sex and substances, few rock stars have said, "That's enough partying." Here's some of the most infamous parties in rock history.
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The Truth About How Jack London Died
Jack London was a great author and a very complicated man. But how did he pass away? Well, people have really strong opinions about how London died.
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What Sabrina Gets Wrong About The Occult
"Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" leans on the shadowy aspects of the occult big time, but here's what Sabrina gets wrong about the occult.
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How Prince Andrew's Life Changed After His Infamous BBC Newsnight Interview
After the infamous "Newsnight" interview when Emily Maitlis grilled Prince Andrew, his life changed in many different ways. Here's the story.
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The Truth About Ross Perot's Relationship With John McCain
John McCain was famously respected on both sides of the aisle - but one opponent, Ross Perot, didn't share that same esteem. Here's what caused the rift.
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The Tragic Death Of Charles Darwin's Toddler Son
While death is rarely predictable, the loss of Charles Darwin's 18-month-old toddler son, Charles Waring, is notable for its tragic timing.
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The Untold Truth Of Murderer Richard Speck
Once featured in Netflix's "Mindhunter" series, Richard Speck was a murderer notorious for killing eight student nurses in 1966.
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Religions You May Not Have Heard Of
Popular religions aren't the only options, with less than 1% of the world's population following an obscure faith. Here are religions you may not have heard of.
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The Deadliest Building Collapses In History
Sometimes large buildings come tumbling down, and when they do, they're monumental disasters that shake the world to its core.
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Where Is Mark Hofmann From Murder Among The Mormons Today?
Mark Hofmann was a prolific forger who used his skill at faking documents to exploit the beliefs of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints. Where is he now?
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The Shady Truth About Mozart's Father
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is not only one of the most famous classical music composers of all time, he is also well-known for having been a child prodigy.
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The Truth About Richard Ramirez's Death
In 1989, Richard Ramirez was convicted of 13 murders and sentenced to death, but he never did make it to his execution date.
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Why Theodore Roosevelt Tried To Have His Own Brother Exiled
Before Theodore Roosevelt became president, there were troubles in the family that Theodore perceived as threats, and one of them was his brother Elliott.
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Inside The Secret 1950s Air Force UFO-Investigation Program, Project Blue Book
It started around the same time as the Roswell incident. Here's a look inside the Air Force's secret 1950's UFO-investigation program, Project Blue Book.
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Why FDR Once Served Hot Dogs To The King And Queen Of England
When President Franklin D. Roosevelt welcomed the king and queen of England, he fed them an American classic, the much-loved hot dog.
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What Happened To The Inventor Of The Trapper Keeper?
Functional and stylish, Mead's Trapper Keeper was the quintessential 1980s school binder. Here's what happened to the inventor, E. Bryant Crutchfield.
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Tragic Stories From The Life And Reign Of Hawaii's Last Monarch, Queen Lili'uokalani
Queen Lili'uokalani lived through a turbulent period in Hawaiian history. Here are some tragic stories from the life and reign of Hawaii's last monarch.
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Things People Get Wrong About Working At NASA
If you think NASA is staffed entirely by geniuses and daredevils, think again - there's a lot more to working at the storied agency than you might expect.
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Inside J. Robert Oppenheimer's Romance With Jean Tatlock
Before J. Robert Oppenheimer married Katherine "Kitty" Oppenheimer, he fell in love with Jean Tatlock, a medical student at Stanford Medical School.
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This Is How Many Kennedy Family Members Have Run For President
The Kennedy family is perhaps the United States' most famous political dynasty. Over the years, multiple members have run for president - but just how many?
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The Maui Wildfires Just Made History With This Grim Statistic
The Maui wildfires that devastated the town of Lahaina made history with a grim statistic, even as hundreds of people were still unaccounted for.
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Stories From Egyptian Mythology They Couldn't Teach You In School
Not every ancient Egyptian myth is appropriate for school kids. From risqué to eerie, these are the ancient Egyptian myths they couldn't teach you in school.
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What Is Ifa And What Do Followers Believe?
Ifa began in Africa and made its way across the world. Today, it's even practiced in some regions of the United States. So what exactly is it?
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How The Witch Trial Of Goody Garlick Shook A 17th-Century Town
The witch trial of Goody Garlick, a 17th-century working-class woman in East Hampton, New York, shook the 17th-century town. Here's the story.
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