The Most Powerful Vice President In US History
While many are familiar with the powerful responsibilities of a United States president, far fewer people are aware of the vice president's responsibilities.
Read MoreWhile many are familiar with the powerful responsibilities of a United States president, far fewer people are aware of the vice president's responsibilities.
Read MoreThe New York Tristate area has seen its fair share of serial killers. One of the biggest unsolved cases in the region relates to the Long Island serial killer.
Read MoreEven after an effective treatment of syphilis was discovered, some scientists sought an effective prophylaxis rather than improving treatment technique.
Read MoreWhen it comes time to name the world's most powerful, there's nothing you (or anyone else) can buy in a store that can even compete with the supercomputers.
Read MoreIn the early morning hours of March 9th, 1997, rap music star Christopher Wallace, aka Biggie Smalls, took four bullets in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles.
Read MoreThe Parisian duo, who were responsible for some of the most celebrated and popular dance songs ever made, broke the news of the end of Daft Punk with a video.
Read MoreFear Factor was a game show that really tried to push the boundaries of what we'll accept on our TV screens. It definitely had some wild stunts.
Read MoreIf you've seen any of the Jurassic Park movies, you know that the moral of the story is, again and again, people and dinosaurs really shouldn't interact.
Read MoreDaft Punk shocked the world on February 22, 2021, when they announced that their 28-years of robotic, EDM trailblazing had indeed come to an end.
Read MoreThis year will mark 14 years since the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, a three-year-old British girl who went missing while on vacation with her parents.
Read MoreOne of the creepiest and most famous unsolved murders in German history happened in 1922 on an isolated farmstead in Bavaria, known as Hinterkaifeck.
Read MoreWoods took part in his first golf pro tournament when he was 16 years old, debuting at the Los Angeles Open. He already demonstrated skill with the golf club.
Read MoreLegendary poet and founder of City Lights bookstore in San Francisco Lawrence Ferlinghetti has died, and here's what you didn't know about him.
Read MoreThe Scream (or The Scream of a Nature) is the painting by Norwegian artist Edward Munch from 1893. Curators discovered a hidden message within the painting.
Read MoreAlthough an African American slave named Mr. Fortune died in 1798, he got his long overdue rest 215 years after his demise in a special ceremony.
Read MoreThroughout U.S. history, courtrooms have been the sites of major civil rights battles. These are the most important racial court cases in U.S. history.
Read MoreSome of the outlandish rumors about Mick Jagger are probably true, but plenty aren't. Here are the myths you believe about Mick Jagger.
Read MoreWoods' SUV was in such a state that rescue workers had to use the jaws of life to extricate him from the totaled vehicle. He was rushed to a nearby hospital.
Read MoreBrooklyn's Bobby Shmurda, the "Hot Boy" and "Shmoney Dance" rapper was released from upstate New York's Clinton Correctional Facility this morning.
Read MoreBlake pulled out a sealed lockbox. Now, as he opened it, he understood why it was forbidden territory. Multiple IDs with pictures of his wife at different ages.
Read MoreGiven the long, downward trend in the numbers of working serial killers, it's likely that 2021's number is far fewer than 30, though no one knows for certain.
Read MoreWWE wrestler Sgt. Slaughter resonated with the public throughout the '80s and '90s, and many fans question if he ever served in the military.
Read MoreTales of the Stanley Hotel have it all, from unseen parties, to eerie animals, to creepy kids, to a modern master of horror feeling unease within its walls.
Read MoreFormer professional wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is a bona fide movie star these days, and it may because of Andre the Giant.
Read MoreThe Harlem Hellfighters were among the few Black soldiers to see combat during World War I. This is the untold story of the Harlem Hellfighters.
Read MoreAmong the Jewish refugees who came to the U.S. in WWII were women scientists who looked to universities to find a haven where they could pursue their careers.
Read MoreLess than two weeks after researchers presented evidence that the mysterious 1959 Dytlov Pass hiking incident had been solved, history may have repeated itself.
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