Winston Churchill's Favorite Breakfast Might Surprise You
Breakfast, they say, is the most important meal of the day. Sadly, it's also probably the one that's skipped most often.
Read MoreBreakfast, they say, is the most important meal of the day. Sadly, it's also probably the one that's skipped most often.
Read MoreAthens is a city steeped in rich and fascinating history, and is often regarded as the birthplace of philosophy and democracy. How did it get its name?
Read MoreThe end of the year is rife with celebrations, both secular and religious. One that's gained increasing prominence is the Feast of Lights -- Hanukkah.
Read MoreThink of an English longbow, odds are you think of Robin Hood and his merry band. Using the weapon effectively took far more than just a visit to Nottingham.
Read MoreDylann Roof killed nine people in a mass shooting at a Charleston Church in 2015. This is what his life is really like in prison.
Read MoreWhen it came to tracing actor Benedict Cumberbatch's line of lineage to King Richard III, it just took some genealogy.
Read MoreWe've all known people who maybe weren't as smart as they looked. Or the reverse. It applies to politics -- have some U.S. presidents been smarter than others?
Read MoreThe modern world is largely organized to the benefit of the right-handed. You have to ask: Why does left-handedness continue in the gene pool?
Read MoreIt's hard to imagine why Dolly Parton would turn down Elvis when he wanted to record one of her songs, but she did. Here is the story behind what happened.
Read MoreChristmas comes but once a year, unless you were living in Massachusetts Colony in the 1600s, when it wasn't allowed in any way, shape, or form. Why?
Read MoreJudy Buenoano, also called the Black Widow, killed those who were close to her by poisoning them with arsenic.
Read MoreFormer Playboy Mansion residents have experienced unexplained activities while living in the mansion.
Read MoreSome celebrities of the Addams Family fame have undergone tragedies, from health problems to murder. Here are tragic details about The Addams Family movie cast.
Read MoreSo many recordings have been made over the decades, in every genre of music. Ever think about which single has outsold all the others? You might be surprised.
Read MoreArizona, the sixth-largest state in the country by area, has a notably unusual, rectangular-like shape, as do a few states in the Southwest.
Read MoreGeorge Washington, the "father of our country," had a long and by all accounts happy marriage. Who was the woman who worked at his side for all those years?
Read MoreCranberry sauce has become just as vital of a tradition on a Thanksgiving table as the turkey itself, but how did this side dish earn its place?
Read MoreTraditions abound on Thanksgiving Day, from the time of the meal to the foods served. Ever wonder where that tradition about breaking the wishbone came from?
Read MoreJimmy Carter rose from a humble American background in Georgia to become one of the best-loved presidents of the 20th century.
Read MoreAlthough the POW camps opened and closed with little fanfare, their unique design and deployment have earned them their own notable place in the war's history.
Read MoreThe mystery behind disappearing and murdered Grateful Dead fans has been ongoing since at least 1985.
Read MoreNicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were found murdered together in 1994, leading to the "trial of the century." Here is the truth about their relationship.
Read MoreTragically, little survived in the wake of the 2018 Camp Fire wildfire, which burned so quickly that it covered a football field every second.
Read MoreA famous figure, known for numerous romantic relationships, is bound to be the subject of rumored illegitimate children. John Kennedy was no exception.
Read MoreThere are some movies out there that inspired viewers to reenact some scenes of terrible violence. These are movies that inspired copycat crimes in real life.
Read MoreAmanda Knox's ex-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, was implicated and exonerated for the murder of Knox's roommate. Here is where Sollecito is today.
Read MoreMost countries try to arrange an orderly succession of power. Historically, some have been more successful than others. Take, for instance, post-Nero Rome.
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