How Did Nazi Germany's Enigma Machine Really Work?
Besides firepower and personnel, wars are sometimes won by those behind the lines who contribute analytical and scientific skills to seemingly immense problems.
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What Was The Last Album XXXTentacion Recorded Before He Died?
Jahseh Dwayne Ricardo Onfroy, known to most as XXXTentacion, released his first song on SoundCloud in 2014. What was the last album he recorded before he died?
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Will Lemmings Really Follow Each Other To Their Deaths?
The humble lemming has become a stereotype for a creature (or person) blindly following the rest of the crowd, sometimes fatally. The truth is more complex.
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How The Murder Of Marise Chiverella Was Finally Solved
A 58-year-old cold case left a town devastated after a 9-year-old girl was found murdered. Here's how the killing of Marise Chiverella was finally solved.
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The Truth About The Meaning Behind Eric Clapton's Wonderful Tonight
The ballad seems to be a simple retelling of a scene between a couple, besides the fact that the couple was one of the most famous in rock 'n' roll history.
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What Country Pays The Most For Gas?
No question but that Americans love their cars. A steep rise in gas prices reverberates throughout the country. But which country pays the most for gas?
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The Pagan Origin Of The Easter Bunny Explained
There are unique ways to celebrate various holidays. For many people, Easter means an abundance of sweet treats, including chocolate, delivered by -- a rabbit?
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Elon Musk's Challenge To Vladimir Putin Explained
Trial by combat hasn't been much of a thing since the Middle Ages. Nevertheless, eccentric entrepreneur and all-around famous rich guy Elon Musk proposed it.
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How The Annual Dyeing Of The Chicago River Became A St. Patrick's Day Tradition
When St. Patrick's Day rolls around each year, all things Irish are explored and celebrated, including the color green -- including Chicago dyeing its river.
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The Tragedies And Triumphs Of Scott Hall
Wrestling superstar Scott Hall would wrestle for multiple pro wrestling companies starting in the '80s, and would rise to fame as Razor Ramone in the '90s.
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What Really Happened During The Longest Indigenous Revolt In History
The Maya's decades-long indigenous revolt forever affected the history of Yucatán. Here's what really happened during the longest Indigenous revolt in history.
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The Truth About Caesar And Pompey's Relationship
In the most competitive society in history, one rivalry stands out: Julius Caesar and Pompey Magnus. This is the truth about Caesar and Pompey's relationship.
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The Turbulent History Of Chechnya And Russia Explained
Russians and Chechens are commonly seen as enemies, but it appears they're working together. This is the turbulent history of Chechnya and Russia explained.
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One Of Richard Burton's Children Followed In His Famous Footsteps
Kate Burton is the daughter of Hollywood hell-raiser Richard Burton. However, Burton has made a name for herself as an award-winning actress in her own right.
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Does Vladimir Putin Use Food Tasters To Avoid Poisoning?
Being a national leader with global reach must have its perks. But it has its downside, too -- for instance, possible assassination, perhaps from your lunch.
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The Science Behind Why Dogs Kick When You Give Them A Good Scratch
Our dogs are always communicating with us in one form or another but it's important to look at your dog's body language to understand what they're feeling.
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Does Joe Biden Use A Food Taster To Avoid Poisoning?
A lot of resources and a lot of money go into keeping the president of the United States safe. Typically we think of the Secret Service — but what about food?
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Which State Pays The Most For Gas?
As of March 14, 2022, the average price for gas in the U.S. was $4.325 (via AAA). According to Reuters, this is the highest it's been since July 2008.
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What Is Adam Neumann From WeWork Doing Now?
Adam Neumann from WeWork created a company worth hundreds of billions before he was ousted for running into the ground. What is he doing now?
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What Happened To Dorothea Puente's Victim Betty Palmer?
One of the most gruesome cases was Dorothea Puente, a Sacramento woman who was convicted of murdering three of her tenants, but who may have killed nine.
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Harald Hardrada: The King Whose Death Ended The Viking Age
Harald Hardrada was the last Viking king who personified the Viking Age. With his life documented by multiple poets, his death marked the end of the age.
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The Chilling Details From The Larry Nassar Sex Abuse Scandal
More than 330 women accused USA Gymnastics coach Larry Nassar of sexually assaulting them. Here are the chilling details from the sex abuse scandal.
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Valuable Paintings That Were Discovered At Goodwill
A small percentage of these bargain hunters, come across items they can resell for a profit. An even smaller percentage stumbles upon something invaluable.
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What It Was Really Like The Day John Lennon Died
December 8, 1980, is the day that Mark David Chapman, a 25-year old nobody from Honolulu, shot and killed John Lennon, formerly of the Beatles.
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Where Was The First St. Patrick's Day Parade Held In The US?
Where -- and when -- the first St. Patrick's Day parade was held in the US will likely surprise you.
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What Happened To Dorothea Puente's Victim Benjamin Fink?
At first glance, Dorothea Puente seemed like the perfect person to care for California's most vulnerable. She had the appearance of a sweet grandmother.
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Why Are Leprechauns Associated With St. Patrick's Day?
It's hard to think of St. Patrick's day without conjuring images of Leprechauns, but why are they associated with the Irish celebration?
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