What Dreams About Drowning Really Mean
Dreams have always been a mysterious part of the human experience. Here is what experts say about what your dreams about drowning really mean.
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The Truth About Saddam Hussein's Corpse
"Saddam Hussein is now a prisoner of the U.S. government." Those words, spoken by news anchor Dan Rather, were delivered to the public on December 13, 2003
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The Advanced Civilization That Might Have Ruled Earth Millions Of Years Ago
We know that there was life on Earth well before we humans arrived. But what if there was a civilization before humans earlier on in the planet's lifespan?
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This Is The Oldest Cold Case Solved From DNA
In 2021 the oldest cold case ever solved by DNA in the United States finally identified the man who killed a teenaged couple in Montana in 1956.
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The Untold Truth Of Jesus' Siblings
Jesus may have started the world's largest religion, but we know surprisingly little about him beyond what's recorded in the gospels.
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How Kato Kaelin Really Feels About The OJ Simpson Case
In recent years Kato Kaelin has been very forthcoming with how he really feels about the O.J. Simpson case. Kaelin says he thinks the jury made a mistake.
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Sharon Stone's Near-Death Experience Explained
Actress Sharon Stone rose to fame in the early '90s, and roles in films like "Total Recall" and "Basic Instinct" helped turn her into a Hollywood star.
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What Happened To The Happy Face Killer?
Dubbed the "Happy Face Killer" for his unsettlingly happy faces on his confessions, Keith Jesperson would eventually be tied to the murders of eight women.
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The Difference Between The Happy Face Killer And The Smiley Face Killer
Over the decades, the media has taken to assigning names to various serial killers, oftentimes at the killer's own direction.
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Why Kato Kaelin Was So Important In The O.J. Simpson Murder Trail
Dubbed the "trial of the century" (via Biography), the O.J. Simpson murder trial was indeed one of the most famous trials of the 20th century.
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Is An Autopsy Done For Every Death?
A typical autopsy lasts one to two hours and once the results are collected, the doctor makes a final report that typically explains the cause of death.
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The Scandalous History Of Princess Diana's Family, The Spencers
Princess Diana received a top royal title when she married Prince Charles in 1981, but her family, the Spencers, had been English aristocrats for centuries.
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What Is Creativity, And Where Does It Come From?
Capability, drive, spare time, resources, support, and a whole lot more go into making someone or something "creative."
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The Untold Truth Of Kyle Busch
NASCAR race car driver Kyle Busch has to go through sensitivity training after using an intellectual disability slur. Here's his untold truth.
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The Only Deaths To Happen In Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace has been around for a long time, yet it seems only a handful of people have died there. Here are the only ones ... that we know of, anyway.
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The Controversial Person John Lennon Wanted On The Cover Of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
John Lennon wanted to have Adolf Hitler included on the "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album cover.
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The Disturbing Truth Of The Millionaire Who Murdered An Olympic Athlete
Some people crave to be around others who excel in a specific field. For example, the owner of a basketball team might like to hang around his players.
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The Real-Life Event That Inspired A Scene In The Hit Show Midnight Mass
The isolated community of Crockett Island is becoming a ghost town and the last few residents (who were once heavily religious) have frankly, lost their faith.
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The Untold Truth Of African-American Sports Pioneers
Virtually every African-American pioneer in their sport faced tons of racism but came out on top. This is the untold truth of African-American sports pioneers.
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What Happened To Princess Diana's Siblings?
While Princess Diana died more than two decades ago in a car crash on Aug. 31, 1997, her legacy still remains fresh. But what happened to her siblings?
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The Real Reason The BBC Banned This Beatles Song
The reason the BBC banned the Beatles song "A Day in the Life" was over one line that they thought may have a bad influence.
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The Surprising Way Brutus Tried To Raise Money For Caesar's Assassins
Nearly 2000 years ago, Marcus Junius Brutus — more commonly known as Brutus and Brute — orchestrated the most famous assassination and betrayal in history.
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What's The Difference Between The MI6 And The CIA?
The difference between MI6 and the CIA isn't just that one is in Britain and one is in the U.S. (or that one has James Bond and the other has Jack Ryan).
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George Washington's Favorite Fruit Might Surprise You
None other than the Father Of Our Country, George Washington, was a fan of a native North American fruit. So what exactly was it?
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What Dante's Inferno Changed About The Bible's Version Of Hell
Popular culture depictions of hell tend to share certain key elements: fire, brimstone, demons, lost souls being tormented for their wickedness in life.
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Was Stairway To Heaven Really Inspired By Lord Of The Rings?
Decades later fans still think Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" was inspired by "Lord of the Rings." Was it?
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These Surprising Items Were Used As Cures In The Wild West
Learn enough about medical treatments in the Wild West and you'll quickly be grateful for modern medicine. Pretty much anyone could call themselves a doctor.
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