The Kenosha Shooting Timeline Explained
After Kenosha police shot Jacob Blake, an African American man, Kyle Rittenhouse allegedly shot three protesters, killing two of them, in August 2020.
Read MoreAfter Kenosha police shot Jacob Blake, an African American man, Kyle Rittenhouse allegedly shot three protesters, killing two of them, in August 2020.
Read MoreOn February 23, 2020, Ahmaud Arbery, 25, was reportedly out for a jog in Brunswick, Georgia, when a pickup truck began to follow him.
Read MoreThese men didn't get to finish out their terms in Congress, or finish furthering their goals for America and her people. Let's learn their stories.
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Read MoreIn mid-summer of 1952, it was reported that Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport was hijacked by beings from out of this world.
Read MoreKnown as the Moors Murders, Ian Brady and Myra Hindley abducted, brutally assaulted and murdered several children between 1963 and 1965.
Read MoreIn 1953, television showed the world an event that comparatively few could see before — the coronation of a British monarch. What happens during a coronation?
Read MoreWhy would women want to watch, read, or listen to anything that describes violence and trauma against victims that are most likely women?
Read MoreThe Supreme Court constitutes one of America's three branches of government, thus representing a vital component in the country's separation of powers.
Read MoreThere is a psychological theory that says serial killers often wet the bed as kids. Here is why there could be a connection.
Read MorePrince William was just 13 when his life as he knew it was torn apart. Because of this, his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II was understandably concerned.
Read MoreIt was less than a year after receiving the National Youth Peace Prize that Malala Yousafzai was the target of a brutal assassination attempt.
Read MoreWhen a settler of the Roanoke colony returned after a three-year absence, he found the settlement abandoned.
Read MoreIn 2021, the FX network revisited the President Clinton scandal, dramatizing the events for the third season of "American Crime Story."
Read MoreOn July 22, 1991, authorities were led to the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, apartment of Jeffrey Dahmer by a man who escaped after being held captive.
Read MoreThe desire to understand dreams goes back as early as the ancient Mesopotamians, who believed that these nighttime unfoldings came from the gods.
Read MoreTravelers in a quiet corner of Laos will come across a field of ancient stone jars that have puzzled archeologists for decades.
Read MoreRingo Starr initially was not received well by Beatles fans who had liked Pete Best, the previous drummer, and some fans even gave him a black eye after a show.
Read MoreDabbling in horror, surrealism, and dark comedy, Tim Burton's work is virtually a genre unto itself. This is the untold truth of Tim Burton.
Read MoreStanley Kubrick is often listed among the best directors of all time; many even call him the best. Kubrick directed 13 full-length films but only won one Oscar.
Read MoreFrom Æthelred the Unready to John George Beer Jug, here are some of history's strangest nicknames and the stories connected to them.
Read MoreChadwick Boseman was one of the most talented actors to grace our movie screens in the last 15 years. In a relatively short time, he became a household name.
Read MoreWhile singer-songwriter Paul Simon is most famous for his illustrious musical talent, he has also appeared in a small number of films and television shows.
Read MoreGeorge Michael died suddenly at the age of 53, leaving his multi- million estate to several people. Here's who inherited George Michael's money after he died.
Read MoreActor Bill Murray is known for his on-screen high jinks, which began with his stint on "Saturday Night Live" and continued on throughout his career.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II is considered a ceremonial figurehead, who nevertheless wields significant power as a public figure, as well as hefty financial clout.
Read MoreMen like George Washington, Ben Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson had quite the appetite and an expansive palate. They weren't shy around food. What did they eat?
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