Could Human Cloning Really Happen One Day?
Cloning has always been a controversial subject, especially when it comes to cloning human beings. Cloning humans may happen one day, but it's not too likely.
Read More-
-
The Untold Truth Of The Brady Bunch
"The Brady Bunch" is a TV classic. Hope for a sunshine day, avoid flying footballs, and keep on, keep on, because here's the story ... of "The Brady Bunch."
Read More -
Why Black History Month Is Celebrated In February
In 1976 Black History Month became an official national observance when President Gerald Ford deemed it so. Here is why it is celebrated in February.
Read More -
This Is Why The Earth Doesn't Have Rings
When gazing out into the universe through a telescope at Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter, or Uranus, you may find yourself asking why the Earth doesn't have rings too?
Read More -
This Airport Is Said To Be One Of The Most Haunted Places In America
Hawaii's Daniel K. Inouye International Airport is considered one of the most haunted places in the U.S. Here's why it's supposedly haunted.
Read More -
Where Did The Tradition Of The Gatorade Shower In Sports Come From?
The Gatorade shower has become a staple of professional sports, with winning teams dousing their coaches in Gatorade. Here's where the tradition comes from.
Read More -
How Did February Get Its Name?
We take for granted the names of the months of the year, but someone had to make them up. Here is how February got its name.
Read More -
Here's Why You Always Hear The National Anthem At Sporting Events
"The Star Spangled Banner," the U.S. national anthem, is played before most sporting events, but why? Here's why you hear the national anthem during sports.
Read More -
Why Things Are Still Measured In Horsepower
The term horsepower seems a bit antiquated in today's technological world. Yet things are still measured in horsepower. Here is why.
Read More -
How Did January Get Its Name?
Romans used a system of 10 months, with 30 or 31 days to track their year. It was not until around 700 B.C. that the months of January and February were added.
Read More -
The Strange Reason February Only Has 28 Days
As the old mnemonic we all learned in school goes: 30 days has September, April, June, and November, all the rest have 31 ... except February.
Read More -
The Mystery Of Leon Trabuco's Lost Gold
Mexican millionaire Leon Trabuco had 16 tons of gold buried in New Mexico in 1933.
Read More -
Movies That Used Black Sabbath Songs The Best
When used properly, a classic Black Sabbath track can make a scene legendary. Here are the movies that used Black Sabbath songs the best.
Read More -
How Investigators Closed The Cold Case Murder Of Krystal Beslanowitch
Krystal Beslanowitch was murdered in 1995, and her cold case was solved via DNA evidence almost two decades later.
Read More -
Abolitionists Who Were Murdered For Their Beliefs
Demanding freedom for enslaved persons could end in physical harm and, in some cases, even death. These are abolitionists who were killed for their beliefs.
Read More -
The LA Hotel That Is Said To Be Haunted By Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe is said to haunt The Roosevelt Hotel where she once resided.
Read More -
The Real Reason The 1930s Were Considered 'The Golden Age Of Radio'
Radio is still relevant, but its impact on society truly began decades ago. Let's take a look at the reason the 1930s were considered "The Golden Age of Radio."
Read More -
The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Howard Hesseman
On January 29, 2022, actor Howard Hesseman, best known for his roles on TV's "WKRP in Cincinnati" and "Head of the Class," has died.
Read More -
The Aztec Pantheon Of Gods Explained
The Aztecs had a very specific way of understanding the world, relating people, gods, and invisible realms. This is the Aztec pantheon of gods explained.
Read More -
How The Constitution Prevented Vladimir Putin From Running For President In 2008
Starting out his political career as a KGB agent under the Soviet Union, Vladimir Putin has certainly climbed the ranks in the new post-Cold-War world.
Read More -
What You Need To Know About A Nor'easter
Giant storms called nor'easters are famously common in the northeast region of the North American continent, with 20 to 40 battering the area each year.
Read More -
Joe Exotic's Surprisingly Long New Prison Sentence Explained
Infamous "Tiger King" star Joe Exotic was hoping to get a significantly shorter prison sentence, but things didn't work out as planned. Here's what happened.
Read More -
Everything We Know About President Biden's New Cat
Pets of all sorts and sizes have been part of life at The White House from the beginning. Horses, dogs, a turkey -- and for the Bidens, a new cat.
Read More -
Is This Why We Can't Find The Lost Mural Of The Battle Of Anghiari By Da Vinci?
History is full of tales of lost objects -- relics, art. The hunt continues for many of them, but beyond legend, how do we know the object ever existed?
Read More -
How Accurate Is Johnny Depp's Jack The Ripper Film From Hell?
No one would mistake Johnny Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow for history. But what about the police officer he played, in pursuit of Jack the Ripper, in "From Hell"?
Read More -
What Really Happened During The India Farmers' Protest?
Between August of 2020 and December of 2021, Indian farmers rose up against three laws passed by PM Modi's government collectively known as the Farm Laws.
Read More -
How France Celebrates Valentine's Day
In France, they take things slightly more seriously when it comes to Valentine's Day. It is adult only and most certainly not a children's holiday.
Read More
