What It Was Really Like The Day John F. Kennedy Was Assassinated In 1963
John F. Kennedy traveled to Texas on November 22, 1963, to shore up support. He left in a casket. Here's what it was really like the day JFK was assassinated.
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What The Final Year Of MLK Jr.'s Life Was Like
The impact of Martin Luther King Jr. on the history of the United States and the world beyond is undeniable, but the final year of his life was not easy.
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5 Rare Weapons Discovered In Unlikely Places
We've seen plenty of amazing historical discoveries over the years, and when it comes to rare weapons, some have been unearthed in some pretty unlikely places.
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Things That Came Out About Lee Harvey Oswald After He Died
The mystery behind Lee Harvey Oswald's motives for assassinating JFK has lingered for decades, and new details have continued to emerge long after his death.
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The 7 Most Painful Diseases To Die From
Death is inevitable, but not all death is painless. When it comes to disease, in particular, some are far more painful to die from than others.
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The Year Stephen Hawking Predicted The World Would End
Like many before him, renowned physicist Stephen Hawking predicted the world would end, but he had some pretty specific reasons for his beliefs.
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Celebrities Connected To Charles Manson
Charles Manson was possibly the best-connected killer in American history, with acquaintances across the acting and music industries.
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Why It Sucks To Win The Lottery
Believe it or not, winning the lottery sucks. Yes, it really does. You'll probably go broke in no time, if you don't get swindled first.
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What It Was Really Like At Jonestown The Day Of The Massacre
Thanks to survivor accounts, forensic evidence, and Jim Jones' own tape recordings, we know exactly how the 1978 Jonestown massacre unfolded.
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The Hidden Truth About The Most Inbred Family In The United States
Inbreeding isn't as common as it used to be, but it still exists in some parts of the world, and even in the United States. And one family is the most inbred.
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The Tragedy Of JFK Explained
America's Camelot was steeped in glamour and tragedy. The death of John F. Kennedy sent a nation reeling, but his assassination was just part of the story.
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The Reason Some Semi-Trucks Have Spiked Wheels
If you've ever been on the road, whether as a driver or passenger, you might have noticed that some semi-trucks have spiked wheels.
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Bizarre Things That Never Made Sense About JFK's Assassination
There are plenty of bizarre things about JFK's death that still make no sense. Some mysteries have been solved, while others remain, even all these years later.
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Why JFK's Assassination Was Worse Than You Thought
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy was one of the most tragic events in U.S. history, but some of the details are even worse than many people know.
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Mysteries About Ancient Egypt That Have Been Solved
Ancient Egypt was quite a fascinating time, and it is still studied heavily today. While many mysteries about the era remain, a lot of them have been solved.
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Why The Crucifixion Of Jesus Was Worse Than You Thought
Jesus is believed to have been crucified in the spring of A.D. 30 or A.D. 33, and his death was probably even more gruesome than you thought.
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Rules Every Ninja Has To Follow
The legend of Japan's black-clad shinobi no mono, better known as the ninja, is famous in popular culture. But the historical truth is often exaggerated.
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Creepy Coincidences Guaranteed To Give You Chills
These creepy coincidences from history would feel unrealistic if they appeared in a movie.
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The Final Months Of Anne Frank
Anne Frank's diary gave the world a unique view of the terror of Nazi occupation. The last months of her life were darker than any page of her journal.
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The Most Painful Ways To Die Throughout History
When it comes to fears, death is probably at the top of the list for most of us. But even higher is a painful death, and there have been many over the years.
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What You Didn't Know About The Life Of Bob Ross
There's so much people don't know about Bob Ross, the soft-spoken painter who became a pop-culture icon thanks to his PBS show "The Joy of Painting."
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Here's What It Means When A Biker Points Down With 2 Fingers
It makes sense that bikers have a lot of hand signals to use while they ride motorcycles. Here's what it means when they point down with two fingers.
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The Hidden Truth Of The Dodo Bird
The dodo was a flightless bird from the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, and over the years, it's gotten a bit of an unfair reputation.
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7 Ancient Weapons Created From Outer Space Materials
One thing modern day people have in common with the ancients is a fascination with outer space. Our ancestors even had weapons created from space materials.
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Archeologists Spent A Decade Deciphering 1 Roman Court Document. Here's What They Learned
Archeologists spent a decade deciphering one Roman court document found among the Dead Sea Scrolls, and it was eye opening. Here's what they learned.
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5 Most Painful Ways To Die In Ancient Rome
Ancient Roman society was a wonder of architecture, literature, and yes, painful ways to die. They had plenty of them.
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Why The Crusades Were Worse Than You Thought
In the Middle Ages, holy wars raged between Christians and Muslims. Countless people were slaughtered, but the Crusades were even worse than you thought.
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