Political Cartoons That Enraged Readers
Political cartoons are always controversial, but some over the years have truly enraged the public.
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Ancient Greek Mysteries People Are Still Trying To Solve
For all that is known about the ancient Greeks, there still remains several mysteries.
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A Popular Urban Legend Says Hitler Rose To Power Only Because He Cheated Death
A popular urban legend says Hitler rose to power only because he cheated death as a child when he was saved by a Roman Catholic priest.
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14 Creatures You Didn't Realize Were Pollinators
People are starting to recognize how important pollinators are, but there's plenty more to learn. Here are 14 creatures you didn't realize were pollinators.
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The Real Frank Serpico: The NYPD Whistleblower Who Exposed Police Corruption
Frank Serpico was an NYPD cop who became famous for exposing widespread corruption in the police force. Here's the whistleblower's full story.
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John Lennon's Killer Mark David Chapman's Marriage Has Survived 40 Years After The Shooting
Gloria Abe married Mark David Chapman, the love of her life, on June 2, 1979. Their marriage has survived 40 years after the shooting. Here's how.
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What Cities Looked Like Before Electricity Was Discovered
Electricity is taken for granted today, but a few hundred years ago, we were relying on candles to light the way. Here's what cities looked like then.
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The Unexplained Deaths Of The Yuba County Five
In February 1978, the Yuba County Five vanished into the wilderness under unusual circumstances. Here's the story of their unexplained deaths and disappearance.
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How Centuries-Old Hair Revealed Evidence Of Drug Use In The Bronze Age
Centuries-old hair found near Spain revealed evidence of drug use in the Bronze Age. The chemicals discovered are known to produce strong hallucinations.
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What The Members Of Slipknot Look Like Without Their Masks
Since the band was formed in 1995, masks have been an integral part of Slipknot's unique brand. Here's what every member looks like in real life.
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The Wild Story Of A Topless Duel Between Two Austrian Noblewomen
In the past, many people took up arms when they had beef with one another - sometimes swords, other times guns - to settle things with a duel.
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The Railroad Conspiracy That May Have Aided The Defense In The John Sheedy Murder Case
In 1891, Mary Sheedy and Monday McFarland, both residents of Lincoln, Nebraska were on trial for the suspected death of John Sheedy, Mary's husband.
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The Death Of John Sheedy: A Story Of Adultery, Murder, And Morphine
Today, Lincoln, Nebraska's capital, is a small and scenic college known mostly for Cornhusker football, much more so than anything like a murder.
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Thug Shaker Central: The Group Jack Teixeira Allegedly Leaked Government Secrets To
Jack Teixeira, an Air National Guardsman based in Massachusetts, allegedly leaked classified Pentagon documents to Thug Shaker Central. Here's the story.
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Beatles Producer George Martin Apologized To George Harrison Years After The Group's Split
Beatles producer George Martin apologized to George Harrison years after the group's split. Here's why.
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Jasper Maskelyne, The World War II Magician Who Made Tanks Disappear
Jasper Maskelyne didn't just make razor blades disappear, though. He apparently made tanks, buildings, and even an entire city disappear. Here's the story.
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Every Animal That Has Been To Space
Humans weren't the first to be launched into space. Many animals came before them, paving the way for humans.
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The Mysterious WWII Case Of The Body In The Cylinder
In 1941, at a time of mass carnage and destruction, a mysterious sealed cylinder was found along the side of the road in the city of Liverpool in Great Britain.
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Where Is Prince Andrew Now?
In 2021, American Virginia Giuffre brought a civil case against Prince Andrew, and they later settled out of court. So where is the disgraced royal now?
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The Tragic 1972 Death Of Barbara Hutton's Son
The pilot of the small single-engine plane, a Cessna 206, lifted off from the Aspen, Colorado airport on July 24, 1972, a little before 6 p.m.
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The Symbolism In King Charles III's Coronation Invitation Explained
Created by Andrew Jamieson, the British royal family's invite is loaded with lore. Here's the symbology in King Charles III's coronation invitation explained.
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Who Is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? 12 Facts About JFK's Nephew
In April 2023, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. filed paperwork to mount a presidential campaign. Here's what you should know about the controversial lawyer and activist.
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The Disturbing Crimes Of Kidnapping Couple Phillip Craig Garrido And His Wife Nancy
June 10, 1991, began as an ordinary Monday morning for 11-year-old Jaycee Dugard. She was soon kidnapped by Phillip Craig Garrido and his wife Nancy.
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The Guinness World Record Al Jaffee Proudly Held
The Guinness World Record Al Jaffee proudly held is not likely going to be one that is easily beaten. It requires not only talent but lots of time.
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Candidates Who Ran For Office From Prison
Even when a candidate is behind bars, plenty of people will still vote for them. Here are times in history when candidates ran for office from prison.
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The Story Of Edvard Munch's Haunting Painting, The Dead Mother
Perhaps best known for his iconic series "The Scream," Norwegian painter Edvard Munch also created "The Dead Mother." Here's the story behind it.
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How Ronald Reagan Tried To Calm A 1983 Hostage Situation At Augusta National Golf Club
Charlie "Smiley" Harris slammed his jacked-up 1974 Dodge truck into the locked gate at the Augusta National Golf Club, the home of the Masters Tournament.
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