The Truth About Ike Clanton's Bloody Death
Clanton managed to get through at least part of the O.K. Corral dustup on October 26, 1881 in Tombstone, Arizona Territory.
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What Being A Settler In The 1880s Was Really Like
Forays into the wild west had to be equal parts terrifying and awe-inspiring. This is what being a settler in the 1880s was really like.
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The Real Reason People Used To Think The Cyclops Existed
Coming from a Greek compound noun meaning "round eye," the cyclops is a monster defined by having one eye in the center of its forehead.
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Tragic Details Found In Andy Irons' Autopsy Report
By their very nature, athletes perfect and care for their bodies. It's all the more shocking when a pro athlete like Andy Irons dies at 32. What happened?
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The Letter That Won Women The Right To Vote
It seems odd now, in retrospect, that there was a time in this country (and others, to be honest) when women were not allowed a voice in the electoral process.
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The Story Of The Record-Breaking 13,580.28 Foot Pizza
Everyone loves pizza, but you'd really have to love pizza to consume the largest pizza in the world. This is the story of the world's largest pizza.
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The Legendary Martial Artist Who Humiliated Steven Seagal
Let's cut to the chase: movie action hero and self-proclaimed martial artist Steven Seagal has been known to blow his own horn.
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Chilling Details About The Bucha Massacre
When Russia invaded Ukraine, it seemed tragedy was imminent. But few were prepared for what would come. These are chilling details about the Bucha massacre.
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The Wild True Story Of Rose Wilder Lane
While most Americans know the story of Laura Ingalls Wilder from the Little House books, it was her daughter, Rose, who was really the writer of the family.
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The Greatest Inventors Alive Today
It can sometimes seem like the glory days of invention are behind us, but people haven't stopped inventing things. These are the greatest inventors alive today.
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Vintage Hearses Were Very Different From What You Imagine
For many, the word "hearse" might evoke a pretty drab, morose image: a long, black, old-Cadillac-like, station-wagon-looking thing with an enormous back end.
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Parts Of Our World That Will Be Gone In 100 Years
There are definitely more than a handful of places in this world that won't be around in our grandkids' lifetime.
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The Real Reason Jay-Z And Nas Couldn't Stand Each Other
Jay-Z and Nas, two huge name rappers from Queens in Long Island, New York, maintained a rivalry that would come to define that era of hip-hop.
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How Did Cowboys Bathe Themselves In The Wild West?
Ah, the life of the cowboy. Freedom. The open range. Cooking over a campfire. But was there time for bathing?
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The Biggest Differences Between UPS And FedEx Drivers
When it comes to comparing FedEx and UPS: Braun Consulting calls the differences "stark."
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Bode Miller
Bode Miller native first began skiing at Cannon Mountain in the fourth grade, and by age 11 he was competing in local ski competitions, as Britannica tells us.
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Whatever Happened To These '90s Video Vixens?
In the 1990s, music videos became not just big-budget works of art, but a vital part of a musician's marketing campaign
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The Reason Marie Curie's Casket Is Made Of Lead
Marie Curie was a brilliant scientist who helped expand our knowledge of radioactivity. So when she died, she had to be buried in a lead casket.
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Popular Things From The 1990s You Don't See Anymore
The era of digital cable television, "Friends," and the Spice Girls left an indelible mark on society. Here are some items from the 1990s you don't see anymore.
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The Mythology Of Hephaestus Explained
God of fire, of craft, and of the forge, Hephaestus crafted many important objects. But he was also kicked out of Olympus, and mocked by his fellow gods.
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Sugar Rush: America Will Import More Sugar This Year Than In Past Forty Years
Why the U.S. is about to import sugar at record numbers.
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The Biggest Face Mask Error You're Probably Making
Aren't face masks fun? Not really, no, but they are necessary for now. Here's the biggest error you're probably making when wearing it.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Lou Costello
Lou Costello, the other half of the classic comedy duo Abbott and Costello, appeared lively and fun, but behind the laughter was a life marred by tragedy.
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What Was Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan's Net Worth When He Died?
Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has died. The leader of the United Arab Emirates was 73, although his health had been in decline since 2014.
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Katie Ledecky: The Untold Truth Of The Olympic Swimmer
Katie Ledecky, 24, started swimming competitively at age six, in a summer league at the Palisades Swim & Tennis Club. Her grit became apparent early.
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Here's What The Book Of Mormon Says About Native Americans
The Book of Mormon is not just a spiritual text; in many ways, it's a snapshot of U.S. history at the time -- in particular, passages about Native Americans.
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