Rules Hells Angels Have To Follow
The infamous Hells Angels biker gang has been given a lot of bad labels over the years. But as a membership organization, they have strict rules to follow.
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The Strange Affliction That Had Some Royals Believing They Were Made Of Glass
Mental illness was around long before there was a name for it. One strange affliction was that some royals believed they were made of glass.
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Notorious Mormon Murderers
Mormons have been involved in some of the most high-profile murder cases in the U.S. Here are several notorious Mormon murderers.
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These Were The Biggest Flops In Broadway History
Just like the movies and television, Broadway has housed some massive, ridiculous, money-hemorrhaging flops.
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Who Is The Smartest Living Person In The World Today?
Who is the smartest living person in the world today? There are over 7.5 billion people, each of whom is a kaleidoscope of varying skills and intelligence.
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The Surprising Way John Dillinger Once Broke Out Of Jail
Public Enemy Number One John Dillinger bounced in and out of jails for most of his 31 years, not just because of his crimes, but because no jail could hold him.
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The Truth Behind The Toronto Clown Riot Of 1855
Clowns, they are creepy. Super creepy. Believe it or not, there was a time when they caused havoc in a whole city - known as the Toronto Circus Riot of 1855.
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Politicians Who Predicted Their Own Deaths
After gaining political rivals and leading through dangerous times, many politicians have predicted their own deaths to contemporaries and in personal letters.
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Things That Are Killing Your Phone Battery
Even the best cell phone batteries don't seem like they last nearly long enough. It's not just games you play at work -- it's more complicated than you think.
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How Pluto Got Its Name
Back in 2006, Pluto was downgraded to a "dwarf planet" by the International Astronomical Union. But how did it get its name? Let's find out.
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Lies Manhunt: Unabomber Told You
Discovery's 2017 series Manhunt: Unabomber takes plenty of creative liberties with the truth. Here's how Manhunt: Unabomber lied to you.
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The True Story Of The First Woman To Earn A PhD
In 1678, a Venetian noblewoman named Elena Cornaro Piscopia made history by obtaining a doctorate. This is the true story of the first woman to earn a Ph.D.
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Chilling Ways The Sinking Of The Titanic Was Foreshadowed
As the Titanic sank over 1,500 of its 2,240 passengers died. Who could have predicted such a random, terrible incident? As it turns out, lots of people.
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The Greatest Books Written In Prison
The greatest books written in prison illuminate the harrowing events of life behind bars, such as Nelson Mandela's Conversations With Myself.
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Times The History Channel Lied To You
The History Channel offers a lot of unique reality shows. Here are times the History Channel lied to you.
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The Real Reason France Sold The Louisiana Territory To The United States
In 1803, Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to the U.S., but why? Here's the real reason France sold the Louisiana territory to the United States.
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The Weird Story Of The Unsolved 3X Murders
After the murder of Joseph Mozynski, Catherine May gave police a note she received from the shooter that simply said, "Joseph Mozynski, 3X, 3-X-097."
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Can A Roman Catholic Ever Inherit The British Throne?
As King Charles III accepts his new role with the Church of England, here is a look at whether or not a Roman Catholic could ever inherit the British throne.
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Why America's First Paramedics Were So Groundbreaking
The Freedom House Ambulance Service revolutionized the concept of emergency medical services. In doing so, the service saved lives in more ways than one.
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Why Escaping North Korea Is So Difficult And Dangerous
Regardless of why it happens, the journey out of North Korea is not easy. Here's what makes defecting from this nation so difficult and dangerous.
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The Myth Of Iris, Goddess Of The Rainbow, Explained
The personification of the rainbow, the goddess Iris represented a connection between Heaven and Earth and sent messages between the two. Here's her story.
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The History Behind The Spelling Of Ukraine's Capital City Kyiv
What's in a name? Quite a bit, actually. For an individual, it might mean identity, belonging, connection. For a city or nation, it also reflects identity.
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The Truth About Greek Mythology's Scylla And Charybdis
The ancient Greek culture created some horrifying monsters, including Scylla and Charybdis. Both immortals troubled traveling humans - most notably, Odysseus.
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The Long And Tragic History Of Artsakh
Artsakh, a region situated in current Azerbaijan, has repeatedly declared its independence, and the people of Artsakh have been denied time and time again.
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The True Story Behind Tokyo Rose
During World War II, Tokyo Rose was infamous for allegedly broadcasting treasonous propaganda to American GIs.
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Here's Why The Black Prince's Ruby Is Believed To Be Cursed
Even if you're familiar with England's crown jewels, you might be surprised to hear that a few are rumored to be cursed. For instance, the Black Prince's Ruby.
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Members Of The Royal Family Who Aren't As Rich As You Thought
When discussing the British royal family and money, it is quite obvious the queen and her regal relatives are rich, but not as much as you might think.
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