How Ukrainian Doctors Removed A Live Grenade From A Soldier's Chest
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has led to high numbers of people killed. Here is how Ukrainian doctors removed a live grenade from a soldier.
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Why Adolf Hitler's Mentor Eventually Broke Away From Him
Like many who fall into ideologies of hatred, Adolf Hitler was influenced by the people around him. But his mentor eventually broke away from him. Here's why.
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How DNA Helped Identify A Missing Person From A 1971 Case
DNA testing helped identify a missing person from a case all the way back in 1971. Here's how far DNA testing has some in recent decades.
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Animals That Have Gone Extinct In The Past Decade
Extinction doesn't just apply to the distant past, species are still declared extinct each year. Here are animals that have gone extinct in the past decade.
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The Unexplained UFO-Like Flying Objects In Ancient Hindu Texts
Hindu's sacred ancient religious texts contain descriptions of unexplained UFO-like flying saucers, god-like aliens, and even intergalactic space battles.
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The Brutal 2002 Robbery And Death Of NBA Star Chris Paul's Grandfather
Nathaniel Jones had just arrived home from the grocery store, the last known stop that he made on his way home from work. He would never make it into the house.
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The Reason Dodo Birds Went Extinct
If there's one thing most people know about the dodo bird, it's that they were dumb.
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Remains From The Battle Of Waterloo Were Discovered In A Truly Bizarre Place
The Battle of Waterloo is one studied by military and historians alike. Here is the bizarre place in which several remains of soldiers from Waterloo were found.
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The Real Reason Buffalo Almost Went Extinct
The buffalo population of North America was as high as 30-75 million around the time Europeans started discovering the continent. Yet they almost went extinct.
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The Real Meaning Of Post Malone's Motley Crew
Post Malone debuted his latest song on July 9. The track titled "Motley Crew" is a slight spin on Motley Crue -- also the name of the famed '80s rock band.
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The Real Meaning Behind The Name Enola Gay, The Plane That Dropped The First Atomic Bomb
The Enola Gay had a dark intention — the device was scheduled to drop an atomic bomb on an enemy target. Why did it get such a unique name?
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The Inspiration Behind Mel Brooks' 2000 Year Old Man Character
Comedians Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner were such close friends that they would meet up every night to chat, eat dinner, and watch "Jeopardy" together.
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Why Is It That Sometimes The Sun And Moon Look The Same Size?
The Earth and moon have a special relationship as the moon controls the Earth's tides. It even looks the same size as the sun from a certain perspective.
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The Historical Figures That Inspired Bellatrix And Narcissa In Harry Potter
J.K. Rowling often modeled characters — even villains — on real people. Here are the historical figures that inspired Bellatrix and Narcissa in Harry Potter.
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Who Were The Cambridge 5?
A nation's security relies on people protecting sensitive information. When these people are doing the opposite you end up with situations like the Cambridge 5.
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Scott Peterson Was Just Handed A New Life Sentence. Here's What That Means
Convicted murderer Scott Peterson just got a new sentence. Here's what that means.
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Richard Burton Once Dueled Bobby Kennedy In A Battle Straight Out Of Elizabethan England
Watching two great, well-educated minds interact can be remarkably entertaining, but when those great minds decide to compete, it's a moment to remember.
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One Theory Suggests Jack The Ripper Was Also Texas' Infamous Servant Girl Annihilator
Are London's Jack the Ripper and Austin's Servant Girl Annihilator connected? Here are the similarities and differences between the crime sprees.
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NFL Players Who Retired At The Top Of Their Game
When most NFL players retire, it's a natural end to their careers, but some bow out sooner. Here are a few NFL players who retired at the top of their game.
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How The Kansas City Butcher Was Finally Caught
Robert Berdella became known as the Kansas City Butcher due to the heinous nature of his crimes. He was eventually captured in an idyllic area of the city.
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Mexico's Location Makes It At Risk For Severe Earthquakes
Mexico is at high risk for severe earthquakes due to its geographic location and geological conditions. Here's why Mexico is at risk.
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LL Cool J And Kool Moe Dee's Feud Produced Some Of Their Best Music
LL Cool J and Moe Dee had a hip-hop feud that ultimately ended up producing some of their best music. Here's how the feud unfolded.
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The Weird Drink Tour De France Riders Enjoyed In The Early 1900s
Back in the day, the managers and competitors of the Tour de France were known to eschew water in favor of questionable beverage choices.
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The Gruesome Story Of The St. Valentine's Day Massacre
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre remains an unsolved gang hit. While most fingers pointed to Al Capone, that's not the entirety of the story.
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What Is A Court Order?
There are several different types of court orders, though they all work toward the same goal. Let's take a closer look at these legal prolamations.
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The Untold History Of Lucy And Albert Parsons
As far as power couples go, the 19th century would've been a drastically different time in the United States had it not been for Lucy and Albert Parsons.
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The Real Reason Japan's Prime Minister Did Not Attend Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida did not attend Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral on September 19, 2022. Here's why he choose to opt out.
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