How Many Super Bowls Have The Dallas Cowboys Won?
The Dallas Cowboys have enjoyed a lot of success since joining the NFL in 1960, but how many Super Bowls have they won thus far?
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Making A Murderer: Steven Avery's Latest Rejected Appeal Explained
Steven Avery of "Making a Murderer" fame was once again denied an appeal in his long-running effort to prove he didn't murder Teresa Halbach.
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Are There Any Jokes In The Bible?
The Bible contains a wide array of different literary styles throughout its many pages. But does the Good Book contain any jokes?
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How Scientists Might Bring Back The Wooly Mammoth
Enter Pleistocene Park, a real-life attempt to resurrect the ancient and extinct land mammal known to all as the wooly mammoth.
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This Is What Ruined Benjamin Franklin's Relationship With His Son
William Franklin was born on February 22, 1730, to an unknown mother and future founding father of the United States of America, Benjamin Franklin.
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The Sad Thing That Happened To Stingrays After Steve Irwin's Death
Australian conservationist Steve Irwin left behind a long legacy. Sadly, it appears that some may have exacted a terrible sort of "revenge" on stingrays.
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The Truth About Xia Boyu, The Double Amputee Who Climbed Everest
In 2018, Xia Boyu was the second double amputee to climb Everest and the first to do it from the Nepal side of the mountain.
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The Death Of Australian Outlaw Ned Kelly Explained
Ned Kelly was both an Australian folk hero and a thieving, murdering bushranger who killed three police officers. Here's how he died.
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Here's How Many Victims The Russian Werewolf Actually Had
Mikhail Popkov, also known as "The Werewolf," was a Russian policeman and serial killer who was active from 1992 until he was apprehended in 2010.
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The Legend Of The Menehune: Hawaii's Mythical Progenitors
The Menehune, it's said, were the original inhabitants of Hawaii. They were short — about 2 or 3 feet — and only came out at night.
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What You Should Know About Alien Invasion: Hudson Valley's Melissa Tittl
The "shock doc" series on Discovery+ is latching hold of the excitement surrounding UFOs with "Alien Invasion: Hudson Valley" dropping on August 15.
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The Truth About The Lost Leonardo's Dianne Modestini
"The Lost Leonardo" features interviews with "Salvator Mundi "experts. Among those who believe the painting was done by Leonardo Da Vinci is Dianne Modestini.
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Snails Helped Make The Phoenicians Rich. Here's How
Snails are small creatures — just a few centimeters long and at its max, maybe 12 inches. But once upon a time, they helped make the Phoenician culture wealthy.
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The Messed Up Truth About Cult Leader Pyotr Kuznetsov
Pyotr Kuznetsov founded the True Russian Orthodox Church when he decided the Russian Orthodox Church wasn't conservative enough.
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This Is How The Mafia Got Started
The history of the Mafia is complex and ambiguous. Here's how the Mafia got started and grew into an international force to be reckoned with.
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Here's What Happened To The Bodies Of The Most Famous Queens In History
You might know how these famous queens died, but not what happened to them in the end. Here's what happened to the bodies of the most famous queens in history.
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Here's How Allyson Felix Just Made Olympics History
While Allyson Felix didn't get the top prize, she is No. 3 in the world and the August 6 win makes her the most decorated woman in track and field.
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The Story Of John The Baptist's Mother In The Bible Explained
Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist and a relative of the Virgin Mary., is mentioned many times throughout the Bible.
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The Least Popular Led Zeppelin Album Might Surprise You
Led Zeppelin fans often cite the British hard rockers as one of the greatest bands of all time. But which album doesn't hold up as well as the rest?
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What You Should Know About The Navajo Nation's Long Walk
The Long Walk is another tragedy perpetrated by the U.S. government against an indigenous people that almost wiped out the Navajo Nation.
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Why Ruth Was Such An Important Female Figure In The Bible
The female character Ruth is important enough in the Bible that she has her own chapter, the Book of Ruth, as part of the Ketuvim segment in the Old Testament.
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Here's One Of The Few Ways Women Could Divorce In Medieval England
In the medieval world, divorce was an annulment that made the marriage invalid. Unsurprisingly, it was only granted in specific cases.
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Here's What Would Happen If You Tried To Dig To China
Is it possible to dig a hole through the Earth — through its core, from a point in the United States — and wind up in China?
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Here's What Would Happen If The Oceans Froze Over
Earth has completely frozen over at least twice and as many as four times in its history. But how did it happen? Could it happen again?
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How One Man Escaped Prison By Mailing Himself Out
Richard McNair is an accomplished escape artist who managed to elude the authorities many times over the course of his criminal career.
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The Real Meaning Of Guns N' Roses' Absurd
After a 15-year hiatus, Guns N' Roses recently released a new single called "Absurd," with the letter R reversed in the writing of the song title.
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What You Didn't Know About The Sonny And Cher Comedy Hour
Midway through the 1960s, Sonny and Cher bursted onto the national scene with a sound and look that helped lighten up the seriousness of the era.
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