Embarrassing Things That Donald Trump Was The First President To Do
Here is a look at some of the cringetastic things that President Donald Trump has been the first president to do.
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This Is How Many Times Voltaire Was Really Imprisoned In The Bastille
Voltaire's work helped further the ideals of secular governance and the securing of rights and liberties that are today commonly associated with free society.
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Who Is Bob Dylan's Girl From The North Country Really About?
In 1963, Bob Dylan released "Girl From the North Country," the second track on his renowned record "The Freewheelin'." Listeners wonder who this fabled girl is.
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The Messed Up Truth About Drew Peterson
Drew Peterson, a former police sergeant in Bolingbrook, Illinois, was convicted in 2012 of murdering his third wife, Kathleen Savio.
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Here's What Happens To Abandoned Oil Rigs
Oil rigs have long been understandably associated with immense environmental damage. When a rig is no longer of use, it presents a new challenge.
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America's Oldest Commercial Soft Drink Isn't Coca-Cola
Long before Coca-Cola, America's oldest soft drink was invented by a British chemist in 1767 as a medicinal remedy.
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A Potato-Shaped Planet Has Been Discovered. Here's What It Means
Astronomers made a remarkable realization when they identified WASP-103b - an exoplanet approximately 1,500 light-years away - as having a "potato-like shape."
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Who Is The Phil Collins Song Against All Odds Really About?
The Phil Collins' song "Against All Odds" was a hit from the start, with heart-rending lyrics capturing people's attention from the very start.
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Weirdest Laws In Alaska
As beautiful as Alaska is, there are some pretty weird laws that help make up this state's character. Let's take a look at some of the strangest ones.
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A Look At Italy's Island Of The Plague
This is the haunted island of the damned off the Venetian coast where mental patients and plague victims were once sent.
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This Was The Downfall Of Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo
During the 1980s, the Guadalajara cartel was in its heyday, and one founding members and leaders was Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo.
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Why You Should Avoid The Amazonian Giant Centipede
The world's largest centipede, the Amazonian giant centipede, is found in the tropical forests of northern South America and the southern Caribbean islands.
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Everything We Know About The 2021 Summer Olympics
The 2021 Summer Olympics, scheduled for July 23 - August 8 in Tokyo, Japan, were originally supposed to take place back in the summer of 2020.
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A Look At The Origins Of The Grand Guignol
From 1897 to 1962, the Grand Guignol horrified thrill-seeking Parisians with its over-the-top depictions of madness, violence, and gore.
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Hong Kong's Ocean Park Zoo Had To Say Goodbye To One Of Its Oldest Residents
Giant Pandas are considered China's national treasure, beloved around the world, and Hong Kong's Ocean Park Zoo just said goodbye to its oldest panda.
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This Missing Violin Is Said To Be Worth $3.5 Million
The Davidoff Stradivarius violin, which once belonged to violinist Erica Morini, is worth over $3 million and was stolen in 1995. It's been missing ever since.
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How Accurate Is The Pass By Catastrophe Exam Urban Legend?
How accurate is the "pass by catastrophe" exam urban legend that claims if there is some kind of disaster college students automatically get a passing grade?
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The Oldest Inhabited Cities In The World
Very few cities have made it unscathed throughout mankind's tumultuous history. Nevertheless, here are the oldest inhabited cities in the world.
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What We Know About Aileen Wuornos' Best Friend, Dawn Botkins
Aileen Wuornos' best friend, Dawn Botkins, said the killer deserved to be executed, but her crimes didn't affect their friendship.
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The Theory That The Unidentified Bible John Killer Could Still Be Alive
Just because the Bible John case is more than 50 years old doesn't mean that the killer is dead.
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The Truth About Jimmy Carter's Post-Presidency Life
A major question during the 1976 Presidential election was how a new commander-in-chief could possibly regain the trust of the American people.
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Paul McCartney Drew Some Inspiration From The Beatles For His Band On The Run Cover
Paul McCartney drew some inspiration from The Beatles for his star-studded Band on the Run cover
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The Spine-Tingling Mystery Of 13th Century Germany's Real-Life Pied Piper
The tale of the Pied Piper goes back hundreds of years to an actual event that appears to have unfolded in a German town.
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Librarians Delivering Books On Horseback Was A Thing Once. Here's Why.
To help pull the country out of the slump caused by the Great Depression, a program started to bring books to the people that relied on librarians on horseback.
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The Most Important Rock Bands Of The 2010s
Is rock dead? Not according to the music critics who were listening to some of the most interesting, influential rock bands of the 2010s.
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How The Unicorn Killer Managed To Avoid Prison For More Than 2 Decades
Ira Einhorn, a '60s counterculture activist turned murderer who was dubbed the Unicorn Killer managed to avoid prison for more than two decades. Here's how.
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What Digital Scans Of A Mummy Told Researchers About Egyptian Death Rites
Researchers did digital scans of a previously unexamined teen mummy. Here's what it told them about Egyptian death rites.
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