The Truth Behind Adolfo Scilingo's Death Flights
From 1976-1983, Argentina's right-wing military dictatorship conducted the Dirty War against those it suspected of being leftist political opposition.
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The Craziest Features On Air Force One
Air Force One is huge and packed full of high-tech security measures and luxury accommodations. Here are the craziest features found on Air Force One.
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The Bizarre Truth Of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is one of a few literary works to pass into popular culture. This is the bizarre truth of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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The True Story Behind Motley Crue's 'Dr. Feelgood'
Mötley Crüe had few bona fide hit singles. Two of them came from their fifth and most successful album, 1989's Dr. Feelgood -- one hit being the title track.
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Strange Vehicles You Won't Catch People Driving
Not every car follows the normal shape and form we expect. Some are so insane, seeing them on the highway would probably cause distracted driving accidents.
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Inside The Assassination Attempt Against George W. Bush
Every American president certainly is aware that the office makes them uniquely vulnerable targets. Some presidents have had to face that danger more than once.
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Why Did We Fight The Spanish-American War?
By the end of the 19th century, the only Spanish colonial remnants in the Americas were Cuba and Puerto Rico.
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What You Didn't Know About Japan's Cat Island
Cat fans might want to list Japan's Tashirojima Island (also known as Tashiro Island) as an itinerary must-see. About 100 people; hundreds of feral cats.
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The Horrible Incident That Inspired U2's 'Sunday Bloody Sunday'
U2's entire musical oeuvre is informed by their origins as young people growing up in Dublin during a very tumultuous, violent time in Irish history.
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The Battle Between The Girl Scouts And Boy Scouts Explained
They coexisted for decades, but now, the Girl Scouts of the United States of America are suing the Boy Scouts of America for poaching potential recruits.
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How The United States Stole Guam
although it remains a U.S. territory today, the United States had a bit of trouble hanging on to Guam in the middle of the 20th century.
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Sports Mishaps That Destroyed Innocent Lives
High-speed action and bodies in motion, plus the intense emotions of everything in sports makes mishaps like these all too common.
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Politicians Who Completely Lost It On Camera
It's no surprise that politicians lose it from time to time. When they do, it'll probably get caught on camera.
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Insane Stories From People Who Lived With Animals
Ready for these insane stories from people who lived with animals? We've got bad news for the Man in the Yellow Hat...
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People Throughout History Who Died On Holidays
Unfortunately, holidays are like any other day of the year -- Death doesn't discriminate against them.
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Musicians Who Bait-And-Switched Their Fans
Here are musicians who bait-and-switched their fans.
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Most Overpriced Video Game Consoles In History
Gamers hold a lot of techno-joy for their favorite hobby, will break out their credit cards for the next big system, assuming it isn't ludicrously overpriced.
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Marvel Movie Moments That Outraged Fans
Marvel movies have a long and rich history, but not all Marvel movies are created equal.
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Jackalope: The Truth Behind The World's Scariest Rabbit
The jackalope, just like its hairy cousin Bigfoot, has become something of an American institution.
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How Science Made The Impossible Burger Possible
The Impossible Burger supposedly looks, tastes, and smells like meat, but isn't. Instead of glorious beef, it's made entirely out of plant-based materials.
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How Mattress Stores Totally Rip You Off
Life is good in the 21st century, but mattress shopping still sucks.
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Details You Didn't Know About Mary Heath
Mary Heath was the first woman to hold a commercial flying license in Britain, and most people don't know the details of Mary Heath's life.
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How The United States Stole The Northern Mariana Islands
Like many other islands the United States has stolen, the Northern Mariana Islands have a long history of being pushed around by colonial powers.
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The Messed Up History Of Cannibalism In The Middle Ages
Life in the Middle Ages was no picnic for most people, what with all the backbreaking manual labor. Famine sometimes led to some pretty horrifying food options.
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This Is How Many Times Waylon Jennings Was Married
Waylon Jennings was married several times before finding true love and settling down with another country artist, Jessi Colter.
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The Chilling Truth About Solar Storms
From radiation illness to widespread power outages, solar storms bring invisible destruction from above. The worst part? We never know when the next might hit.
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A Look At The Assassination Attempts Plotted Against Gerald Ford
President Gerald Ford managed to survive not just one, but two serious attempts on his life in the space of just 17 days -- both committed by women.
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