Tragic Details About The Great Hinckley Fire Of 1894
On September 1, 1894, the town of Hinckley, Minnesota experienced a wildfire that few can rival. Here's the story of the tragic Hinckley fire.
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Final Interviews Of Famous Athletes
Athletes are inspiring to fans on and off the court. Here is what was said in the final interviews with some of the world's best and most famous athletes.
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Who Is Barbara Walters' Daughter, Jacqueline Danforth?
Barbara Walters' storied career as a groundbreaking, influential journalist is something of legendary status. Here is more about her daughter, Jacqueline.
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Why Ancient Egypt's Cocaine Mummies Hint At The Existence Of Atlantis
How did the cocaine on some of Egypt's mummies get across the sea? Either the Egyptians traveled the Atlantic Ocean, or someone traveled to them.
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Where Is James 'Jimmy' Keene Today?
Prisons are not designed to be vacation destinations. The life of the incarcerated can become exponentially more hazardous for those who inform.
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Teresita Basa: The Woman Who Identified Her Killer From Beyond The Grave
Teresita Basa, who was murdered in 1977, gave information from beyond the grave that identified her killer.
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This Was The Last Time The NFL Canceled A Game That Was Not Strike-Related
The first and only time an NFL pro-football regular game was scuttled without a labor issue as the cause happened in the mid-1930s.
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What Is The Bills Mafia?
While many teams in the National Football League share a unique bond with their fans, none have a "mafia" like the Buffalo Bills. So where did it come from?
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Who Can Access Your DNA Results From Genealogy Services?
Companies like Ancestry and 23andMe have become increasingly popular. But there has been some controversy regarding who should be able to access your data.
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The Tragic 1946 Spokane Indians Bus Crash
In June, 1946, a tragedy befell the Western International League baseball team, the Spokane Indians. What happened next is a true show of sportsmanship.
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Disturbing Details About The Link Between Fascism And The Invention Of The Radio
Cardiff Bay wanted to erect a statue honoring Guglielmo Marconi, but their plans were called into question when they learned more about him.
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Who Is Bryan Kohberger, The Suspect In The Idaho College Murders?
On December 30, 2022, police arrested 28-year-old Bryan Christopher Kohberger in connection with the murders of four college students in Moscow, Idaho.
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Famous People Diagnosed With Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's disease is characterized by unintended body movements, often occuring around age 70. These are famous people diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
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The Untold Truth Of Tanya Tucker
Tanya Tucker was one of the most vocal female stars of the outlaw country movement. It wasn't all smooth sailing, though.
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The Tiny Discovery With A Huge Impact On How We View The Diets Of Dinosaurs
One small discovery made a huge impact on how we view the diets of dinosaurs that lived millions of years ago. Here's what we've learned.
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Details Revealed In Takeoff's Coroner Report
On November 1, 2022, Takeoff was shot dead at a bowling alley in Houston, Texas. Here are the details that were released in the coroner's report.
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Ken Block's Bold Car Stunts Brought New Meaning To The Word Fearless
Every now and then reality not only matches fiction, but supersedes it. Such was the case pretty much anytime rally car driver Ken Block got behind the wheel.
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Who Were The Four Longest-Lasting Members Of Earth, Wind & Fire?
In the world of music, Earth, Wind & Fire stands as one of the most enduring acts of all time. So who were the four longest-lasting members of the group?
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Why Benjamin Franklin Fought To Make Impeachment Part Of The US Constitution
Impeachment is an integral part of the U.S. Constitution, and it was the brainchild of Benjamin Franklin, who fought to include it.
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Earth, Wind & Fire Members You May Not Know Have Died
Earth, Wind & Fire made their musical reputation as a blend of several musical genres -- jazz, rock, soul, and more -- with a career from the 1970s to today.
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The Death Of Jimi Hendrix's Mother Inspired One Of His Most Emotional Songs
Jimi Hendrix turned to his dreams for inspiration when he wrote songs.
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The Reason Wrinkles Disappear When We Die
It's quite poetic that wrinkles are left etched in our skin. They become a sort of living record of the moments we lived the very most during our lives.
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The Time David Letterman Got A Death Threat On An Al-Qaeda Message Board
One of David Letterman's jokes once offended a man who posted on an Al-Qaeda message board threatening him. Here's what Letterman said.
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Michael Tolotos: The Monk Who Went His Entire Life Without Seeing A Woman
It seems likely that Michael Tolotos may be the first, last, and only (sighted) man to have lived his entire life never having seen a woman.
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How Duke Ellington Got His Nickname
Duke Ellington, one of the most iconic musicians of all time, earned his famous nickname because of the fancy way a friend of his used to dress.
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Robert Reed Fact-Checking Scripts Led To A Fight About This Line
It is not quite a secret that Robert Reed wasn't a fan of his role on "The Brady Bunch." Here is why he fact-checked scripts, which led to a fight over a line.
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Who Were The Founding Members Of Modest Mouse?
Modest Mouse is a pop-punk band that rose to fame during the late 1990s, and has gone through quite a few band members. These were the original members.
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