What Happened To The Bodies Of Civil War Soldiers Who Died In Battle?
As one of the deadliest conflicts in U.S. history, there were an overwhelming number of fallen soldiers to account for afterward. Here's what happened to them.
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Ancient History (1)
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The Reason Cleopatra Married Her Brothers
When thinking about the men in Cleopatra's life, people tend to focus on Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. But she also married not one, but both of her brothers.
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Assassinations (1)
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The Assassination Attempts Against Bill Clinton
President Bill Clinton was the target of several assassination attempts over the course of his two terms in the White House, with three in 1994.
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Autopsies (1)
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Details Found In Corey Haim's Autopsy
Corey Haim had long experienced addiction, and after his death, many speculated that Haim had finally succumbed to substance use issues. This was not the case.
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Black History (2)
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Emmett Till Accuser Carolyn Bryant Faced Legal Battles Until The End Of Her Life
In 1955, Donham, then Carolyn Bryant, told her husband, Roy Bryant, that 14-year-old Black boy Emmett Till sexually propositioned her in public.
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Mildred And Richard Loving's Life After The Landmark Loving V. Virginia Case
On June 12, 1967, in a unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Virginia's Racial Integrity Act that banned interracial marriage.
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Climate (1)
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The Worst Monsoon Disasters In History
While monsoons are simply a change in wind, they can also bring lots of rain and subsequent flooding, causing disaster.
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Conspiracy Theories (3)
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Conspiracy Theories About The British Royal Family
The British royal family's proximity to power and the darker aspects of their private lives have made them a target for countless conspiracy theories.
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The Railroad Conspiracy That May Have Aided The Defense In The John Sheedy Murder Case
In 1891, Mary Sheedy and Monday McFarland, both residents of Lincoln, Nebraska were on trial for the suspected death of John Sheedy, Mary's husband.
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The 15-Minute City: How Conspiracy Theorists Made Walkable Neighborhoods Their Boogeyman
The '15-minute city' is a way to make daily needs more accessible without a car. Here's how conspiracy theorists made walkable neighborhoods their boogeyman.
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Crime (14)
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The Horrifying Story Of The Last Call Killer
Richard Rogers, also known as the Last Call Killer, preyed on the LGBTQ community, and almost didn't get caught.
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Clyde Barrow Almost Had A Completely Opposite Life
Clyde Chestnut Barrow was born on March 24, 1909, the fifth of seven children of Henry and Cumie Walker Barrow, poor tenant cotton farmers in Telico, Texas.
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Where Is Ghislaine Maxwell Now?
Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted of procuring underage girls for billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. Here's where she is now since her 2022 prison sentence.
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How The Menendez Brothers Gained A New Wave Of Support From TikTok
A new generation has learned of the Menendez brothers' story via TikTok, and as a result, some have taken a very different stance on the verdict
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What Happened To Lorena Bobbitt After Her Infamous 1993 Trial?
Lorena Bobbitt became a household name after she cut off her husband's penis. Here's what happened to after her infamous 1993 trial?
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The Difference Between The Castle Doctrine And Stand Your Ground Gun Laws
According to Andrew Lester, he shot 16-year-old Yarl because he "feared for his safety." What is castle doctrine law or stand-your-ground law, anyway?
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Details We Know About Mobster Vincent Gigante
Vincent "Chin" Gigante was the head of the Genovese organized-crime family, known for strange behavior that earned him a second nickname, the "Oddfather."
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Disturbing Details About The Childhood Of The Iceman Killer, Richard Kuklinski
When Richard Kuklinski was born on April 11, 1935, he entered into a brutal world that helped shape him into the blood-thirsty killer he became.
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The Real Frank Serpico: The NYPD Whistleblower Who Exposed Police Corruption
Frank Serpico was an NYPD cop who became famous for exposing widespread corruption in the police force. Here's the whistleblower's full story.
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John Lennon's Killer Mark David Chapman's Marriage Has Survived 40 Years After The Shooting
Gloria Abe married Mark David Chapman, the love of her life, on June 2, 1979. Their marriage has survived 40 years after the shooting. Here's how.
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Thug Shaker Central: The Group Jack Teixeira Allegedly Leaked Government Secrets To
Jack Teixeira, an Air National Guardsman based in Massachusetts, allegedly leaked classified Pentagon documents to Thug Shaker Central. Here's the story.
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The Real-Life Story Of The Legendary Kit Carson
Many famous frontiersmen took part in American westward expansion, but very few lived like Kit Carson. This is the real-life story of the legendary Kit Carson.
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The Disturbing Crimes Of Kidnapping Couple Phillip Craig Garrido And His Wife Nancy
June 10, 1991, began as an ordinary Monday morning for 11-year-old Jaycee Dugard. She was soon kidnapped by Phillip Craig Garrido and his wife Nancy.
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What We Know About Alex Murdaugh's Life In Prison So Far
In 2023, Alex Murdaugh was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences with no chance for parole. Here's what we know about his life in prison so far.
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Cults (2)
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The Fate Of The Eternal Flame: The Immortality Cult That Turned Non-Profit
Immortality is a dream as old as humans. To the ancient Greeks, the gods were gods precisely because they didn't die, and humanity was humanity because it did.
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Synanon: The Rehab-Turned-Cult That Inspired The Troubled Teen Industry
Emerging in full-cult form in the 1970s - but with a unique slant - Synanon began as a therapeutic help center for drug treatment. Here's the story.
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Dictators (2)
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The Grim Fates Of Hitler's Lovers
Hitler's love life has been the subject of considerable speculation. Predictably, there's a trend in the women that he was seen with, and that's a grisly end.
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The Twisted History Of Pol Pot
Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge killed millions in Cambodia, during one of the worst genocides of the 20th century. Here is the twisted history of Pol Pot.
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Entertainment (29)
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The Life And Career Of Mickey Rooney
Vaudeville performer-turned-MGM golden boy Mickey Rooney lived a very different life than the sort of characters he became famous for playing.
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The Story Of Chad Channing's Time In Nirvana
In a way, Chad Channing is the Pete Best of Nirvana: the drummer who played for the band right before they got famous. Here's the story of his time in the band.
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Don Lemon Unmasked: 9 Facts About The Former CNN Anchor
Over a decades-long career, Don Lemon demonstrated both charm and controversy, before being dramatically fired by CNN in 2023. Here's what you should know.
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What Marilyn Monroe's Exes Said About Her
Many men that had relationships with Marilyn Monroe tended to speak about her at length. Here's what Monroe's exes said about her after her death.
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Jerry Springer Dead At 79
Jerry Springer, the controversial television host who helmed his syndicated talk show "The Jerry Springer Show" for 27 years has died at the age of 79.
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The Time Two Politicians Spoke Out Against The Jerry Springer Show
The shocking nature of Jerry Springer's show made it a ratings success. Over time, though, those aspects of the program garnered attention of a different sort.
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The Dark Reason Animal Planet Canceled Call Of The Wildman
"Call of the Wildman" was popular on Animal Planet for a few seasons, then was abruptly canceled. This is the dark reason the network ended the show.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Harry Belafonte
Singer, actor, and activist Harry Belafonte died on April 25, 2023, at the age of 96.
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The Near-Death Experiences That Changed Cat Stevens Forever
If not for two near-death experiences, the life of folk singer Yusuf/Cat Stevens - formerly known just as Cat Stevens - could have been very different.
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Otis Redding III Was Always Trying To Get Out Of His Father's Shadow
Famous parents can be a blessing or a curse, as musician Otis Redding III learned early on in his life.
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Otis Redding's Version Of Satisfaction Was How Keith Richards Wanted It To Sound
As many Rolling Stones fans will tell you, "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" is perhaps the band's best single - or at least the most recognizable.
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The Andy Griffith Show's Ron Howard Needed Help With His Opening Credits Rock-Skip
Ron Howard, who was only 6 years old when took the part of Opie, wasn't exactly a gifted rock tosser at the time, so how did they get that legendary intro shot?
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The Legendary Lost Biopic Of Pancho Villa
A melodrama using real combat scenes seemed like a good idea at the time, but here's what happened to the legendary lost biopic of Pancho Villa.
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How Ahmad Jamal Got His Name
Well before Muhammad Ali and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar jettisoned their birth names when they became Muslims, the seminal jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal converted to Islam.
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The Most Banned Books In 21st-Century America
Books have been challenged (and sometimes banned) for a wide variety of reasons over the years. Here are the books that face the most controversy today.
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Beatles Producer George Martin Apologized To George Harrison Years After The Group's Split
Beatles producer George Martin apologized to George Harrison years after the group's split. Here's why.
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Myths You Can Stop Believing About The Beatles
The Beatles are almost mythic in their position in modern popular culture, and understandably, the line of fact has become blurred.
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The Guinness World Record Al Jaffee Proudly Held
The Guinness World Record Al Jaffee proudly held is not likely going to be one that is easily beaten. It requires not only talent but lots of time.
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Details From Rock Star Funerals You Haven't Heard Before
While news of these rock stars' death were in all the headlines, the details from their funerals might be a bit more unfamiliar.
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After Gomer Pyle, Jim Nabors Settled In Hawaii With A Very Different Career
After playing the character Gomer Pyle, Jim Nabors settled in Hawaii with a very different and seemingly lucrative career.
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The Stevie Wonder Hit That Was Written For Someone Else First
One of Stevie Wonder's biggest hits was written for someone else first, but that famed guitarist had the song swooped out from under him by Berry Gordy.
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The Life And Early Death Of Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
Kamakawiwo'ole passed away in 1997, but his music has lived on to continue to touch people. Here is the life and early death of Israel Kamakawiwo'ole.
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The Real Reason You Don't Hear From These Rock Stars Anymore
From career missteps to life-changing illnesses to simply growing tired of fame, here's the truth about why you don't hear from these rock stars anymore.
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16 Facts About Aerosmith Front Man Steven Tyler
Steven Tyler is a rock legend, best known for his role as the vocalist of rock band Aerosmith. Here is a sneak peek into the life and times of Steven Tyler.
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Mick Mars' Bitter Lawsuit Against Mötley Crüe Explained
All is not well for Mötley Crüe, the long-running hair metal band from the '80s. Here's an explanation of Mick Mars' bitter lawsuit against the band.
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The Sad Truth About Paul McCartney's First Marriage
Paul McCartney's first marriage to Linda Eastman lasted nearly 30 years. Here is the sad truth about why it ended.
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What The Members Of Fleetwood Mac Did Before Becoming Famous
One of the most enduring bands of the "classic rock" era is Fleetwood Mac. Here's what its members were doing before they were famous.
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Mick Fleetwood And John McVie: The Only 2 Constants Of Fleetwood Mac
Mick Fleetwood and John McVie are the only two constants of Fleetwood Mac since the groups inception in 1967.
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Master Of Suspense Alfred Hitchcock Thought Blood Was More Pleasant Than Egg Yolks
Famous British filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock had many a phobia of his own, and they extended into the culinary realm. Notably, he was scared of eggs.
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History (51)
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Going To The Beach: The Strange History Behind The Pastime
Humans have had a complicated relationship with the beach over the centuries. Here's the strange history behind going to the beach.
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How Ancient Egypt And Egyptian Mythology Influenced The Western World
From literature to beauty trends, here are some of the more notable examples of ancient Egypt and Egyptian mythology's ongoing influence on Western culture.
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The Stunning Optical Illusion Of Mauritius' Underwater Waterfall
Some people just like to stand in silence at waterfalls and soak up all the details. But an underwater waterfall? That would be a sight to see indeed.
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What Happened To Derek Waters From Drunk History?
Comedy Central's "Drunk History" was abruptly canceled in 2020 after six seasons. What happened to its creator, Derek Waters?
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Operation Mincemeat: How The Allies Tricked Germany With A Dead Body
In the midst of WWII, Operation Mincemeat intended to fool the Axis that an obvious attack wasn't to be. Here's how the Allies tricked Germany with a dead body.
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Tucker's Cross: The Centuries Old Emerald Cross Lost To Time In The 1950s
When a story starts with a guy named "Teddy Tucker," you can bet it's only to get more ridiculous and fun from there. Here's the story of Tucker's Cross.
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The Bill Of Rights: How The First 10 Amendments Came To Be
We all know the Bill of Rights, but how was it really created? It was a struggle marked by debate, name-calling, and suspicions about Big Brother.
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Female Archaeologists Who Changed History Forever
Women archaeologists may be outnumbered, but they made their mark on history, quite often literally as they uncovered evidence of past people and civilizations.
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Is Drunk History Accurate?
Sober skepticism might make you question the accuracy of Drunk History - but just how accurate is Drunk History?
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The Patterns Behind Book Bannings Throughout History
There seems to be an ebb and a flow in books being banned in the U.S. Here's a look at the patterns behind book bannings throughout history.
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The Egyptian God Of Death, Anubis, Explained
The ancient Egyptian deity Anubis was associated with death and the transition to the afterlife, but there are details about this god that are not well-known.
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12 Fascinating Facts About The Tomb Of Tutankhamun
The explosion of interest in Tut that followed the discovery of his tomb came to be known as "Tutmania." Here are some facts about the tomb of Tutankhamun.
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The Once Popular Paint Color With Deathly Origins
Mummies were once used widely for artistic purposes, and they inspired the creation of a paint color called mummy brown. Here's the story of the paint color.
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Creepy Things You'd Find In Ancient Egypt
In the eyes of quite a few people, ancient Egypt could be a bit creepy. However strange to us, their beliefs were considered everyday by a lot of Egyptians.
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What Life As An Egyptian Royal Was Really Like
It's not surprising to learn that the life of ancient Egyptian royalty wasn't all that easy or simple. Here is what life as an Egyptian royal was really like.
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What Happened To Cleopatra's Children?
Cleopatra - famous Queen of the Nile. Ruler of Egypt, partner of powerful Romans, and even ruthless - but Mommy?
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What Cleopatra Typically Ate In A Day
Cleopatra made men eat their hearts out and had the destructive prowess to make her siblings bite the dust, but she also had a pretty full plate herself.
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Priceless Artifacts Destroyed By People
Much of what we know about the distant past we learned from its relics and artifacts. Some people don't like looking into the past, though.
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Things About Ancient Egypt That Still Can't Be Explained
These mysterious things about ancient Egypt still can't be explained.
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The History Of Harry Belafonte's Famous Day-O
When Harry Belafonte released "Calypso" in 1956, he had no idea that either the album or the much-sung single "Day-O" would be a hit. Here's the story.
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The Disturbing History Of The Killer Women Under Hitler's Regime
Thousands of women took on murderous roles under Hitler's regime in the Second World War. Here is the disturbing history of these killer women.
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When Was The First Public School In America Established?
Long before Horace Mann, Boston, Massachusetts saw the opening of the first public school in what would eventually be the United States - in 1665.
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History's Deadliest Stadium Disasters
As stadiums have gotten bigger, they've also become the site of some of the world's greatest tragedies. These are some of history's deadliest stadium disasters.
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The Twisted History Of Oskar Dirlewanger, The Nazis' Most Evil Officer
One of the most twisted men in WWII was Oskar Dirlewanger, leader of his own sadistic SS brigade. Here is the twisted history of the Nazis' most evil officer.
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Life-Changing Innovations Of The 1940s: From Penicillin To The Jet Engine
Every decade has its fair share of innovations, but the 1940s stands out. Here are life-changing innovations of the 1940s: from penicillin to the jet engine.
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The Wild Story Of A Topless Duel Between Two Austrian Noblewomen
In the past, many people took up arms when they had beef with one another - sometimes swords, other times guns - to settle things with a duel.
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What Is Atlanta's Cop City And Why Is It So Controversial?
The growing tension around Atlanta's proposed Cop City has resulted in protests, fires, property damage, arrests, and most tragically, the death of an activist.
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Ancient Beliefs Of Fertility Gods And Goddesses Explained
Fertility was a major concern for ancient people, so they kept the gods sweet. Here are some ancient beliefs of fertility gods and goddesses explained.
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What Happened To Jack Ruby After Killing JFK's Assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald?
On the morning of November 24, 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald slipped on a black sweater over his collared shirt just before his planned move to the county jail.
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12 Details About Cleopatra And Julius Caesar's Relationship
Cleopatra and Julius Caesar met in the summer of 48 BC, and they were lovers until the Ides of March in 44 BC, when Caesar was tragically murdered.
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Carl Jung: 11 Beliefs On Personality And Life
The psychologist Carl Jung was perhaps second only to Sigmund Freud in terms of his role in the establishment of psychoanalysis. Here are 11 of his core ideas.
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The Last Words These Politicians Said Before Death
Any final last words? Let these examples be either cautionary tales or inspiration. These are the last words these politicians said before death.
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A Popular Urban Legend Says Hitler Rose To Power Only Because He Cheated Death
A popular urban legend says Hitler rose to power only because he cheated death as a child when he was saved by a Roman Catholic priest.
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What Cities Looked Like Before Electricity Was Discovered
Electricity is taken for granted today, but a few hundred years ago, we were relying on candles to light the way. Here's what cities looked like then.
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The Unexplained Deaths Of The Yuba County Five
In February 1978, the Yuba County Five vanished into the wilderness under unusual circumstances. Here's the story of their unexplained deaths and disappearance.
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How Centuries-Old Hair Revealed Evidence Of Drug Use In The Bronze Age
Centuries-old hair found near Spain revealed evidence of drug use in the Bronze Age. The chemicals discovered are known to produce strong hallucinations.
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Jasper Maskelyne, The World War II Magician Who Made Tanks Disappear
Jasper Maskelyne didn't just make razor blades disappear, though. He apparently made tanks, buildings, and even an entire city disappear. Here's the story.
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The Worst Things About Being A Millennial
The level of anger funneled at Millennials has been pathological. This kind of criticism gets old. These are the worst things about being a Millennial.
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Where Is Prince Andrew Now?
In 2021, American Virginia Giuffre brought a civil case against Prince Andrew, and they later settled out of court. So where is the disgraced royal now?
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Candidates Who Ran For Office From Prison
Even when a candidate is behind bars, plenty of people will still vote for them. Here are times in history when candidates ran for office from prison.
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The Centuries-Old Art Of Reading Tea Leaves (And Why Victorians Loved It)
Tea reading was born out of the Victorian love of all things spooky, among other things. Here's the truth behind the centuries-old art of tea reading.
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'Three Generations Of Imbeciles': Carrie Buck And The Fight Against Legal Eugenics
A particularly dark chapter in U.S. history was involuntary sterilization, which was based on outdated eugenic principles. Here's the story.
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The Most Controversial Comic Strip Moments In History
Comic strips and the cartoonists behind them have been known to cause controversy down the years.
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The Horrifying History Of Élan School, America's Most Abusive Boarding School
The horrifying history of Élan School, America's most abusive boarding school in Maine that managed to stay open for four decades.
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These Are The Worst Jobs In History
There are millions of workers who punch in and out of work at a bad job, but these are some of the worst jobs in history -- and you thought your boss was bad.
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Was The Last Supper A Seder? Exploring The Theories
To many, it has been thought that the Last Supper was a seder. However, not everyone agrees, including some religious scholars and historians.
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The Brutal Death Of King Herod
King Herod reigned in Judea from approximately 72-74 BCE until approximately 1 BCE and is one of the key secondary figures in New Testament history.
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Robin Hood Myths Most People Believe
Many beliefs about Robin Hood that modern audiences take for granted either were not always the case or were never true at all.
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History's First Alarm Clock Ingeniously Featured Only 2 Components
Timepieces have come a long way since their early 14th-century days and have gotten complex and hi-tech beyond the imaginings of their first makers.
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Ancient Runes Explained (And How They Influenced The Lord Of The Rings)
Much of the modern conception of runes can be traced to the work of J.R.R. Tolkien, but he was inspired by ancient writing systems with a fascinating history.
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Hanging Coffins: The Remaining Memory Of The Bo People Of China
Hanging coffins: the remaining memory of the Bo people of China, a now extinct ethnic minority group.
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The Mysterious WWII Case Of The Body In The Cylinder
In 1941, at a time of mass carnage and destruction, a mysterious sealed cylinder was found along the side of the road in the city of Liverpool in Great Britain.
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Where Is Tim Berners-Lee, The Inventor Of The World Wide Web, Today?
What happened to Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the world wide web? He's been relentlessly at work forming business after foundation after institute.
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Why Music Legend Ahmad Jamal Disliked The Term Jazz
Ahmad Jamal would eject the term "jazz" for the kind of music he would become famous for as a musician, composer, and band leader. Here's why.
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The Messed Up Truth Of International Neo-Nazi Network, Atomwaffen Division
The Atomwaffen Division is a neo-Nazi group that wants to remake the world in its fascistic white supremacist image. Here's its messed up history.
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Alan Berg's Killers Were Put Away For Centuries, But Not For His Murder
Controversial liberal radio host Alan Berg's neo-Nazi killers were put away for centuries, but not for his murder.
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The Death Of John Sheedy: A Story Of Adultery, Murder, And Morphine
Today, Lincoln, Nebraska's capital, is a small and scenic college known mostly for Cornhusker football, much more so than anything like a murder.
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Dr. George Tiller: The Tragic Life And Murder Of An Abortion Doctor
For over 35 years, Dr. George Tiller provided abortion services to people in Wichita, Kansas and the surrounding area. This is the story of his life and murder.
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Exclusive Clip: Listen To The Chilling, Previously-Unheard Tapes Of The Hi-Fi Murderers
The clip depicts Carlisle at work plying the minds of those responsible for one of the most despicable, horrific crimes in Utah history.
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Sarah Boone: The Florida Woman Who Killed Her Boyfriend With A Suitcase
Sarah Boone is a Florida woman who killed her boyfriend by keeping him trapped in a suitcase, though she says his death was unintentional.
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These unsolved murders from the Victorian era will make your skin crawl. And we aren't just talking about Jack the Ripper.
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From Genius To Tragedy: The Life And Death Of Composer Robert Schumann
Ignored in his time, now considered among the greatest Romantic composers. From genius to tragedy, here is the life and death of composer Robert Schumann.
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Why Henry Rollins Says He'll Never Return On Stage With A Band
Black Flag frontman Henry Rollins says he'll never return on stage with a band. Here's why he's done performing music.
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The Biggest Concerts Of The 1970s
Some of the most memorable concerts in history took place in the 1970s. From Jean-Michel Jarre to the Beach Boys, these were the biggest concerts of the decade.
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Why Blink-182 Fired Their Original Drummer
Blink-182 was totally different when the band first started. As what will surely come as a surprise to many, Travis Barker wasn't the band's first drummer.
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The Tragic Death Of Dennis Wilson Explained
Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson was only 39 when he died on December 28, 1983, at Marina Del Rey, California.
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Times Music Stars Made Political Statements On Stage
For many musicians and bands, politics inevitably becomes injected into their performances. Here are some times music stars made political statements on stage.
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George Harrison's Son Looks Just Like The Famous Musician
George Harrison is famous for being one of the Beatles, and his son has also made a name for himself in music. Coincidentally, he looks just like his father.
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16 Eddie Vedder Facts For Pearl Jam Fans
As the frontman of Pearl Jam, Vedder has become the most prominent surviving icon of his era. Here are 16 Eddie Vedder facts for Pearl Jam fans.
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Ancient Greek Mysteries People Are Still Trying To Solve
For all that is known about the ancient Greeks, there still remains several mysteries.
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The Symbolism Behind The Objects Used In British Royal Ceremonies
The crown jewels have been a part of every British coronation ceremony for more than 900 years -- but what exactly do they mean?
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The Wild History Of The Iconic Whisky A Go Go
The Whisky has played a role in almost every rock music movement since it was founded in the '60s. Here's the wild history of the iconic Whisky a Go Go.
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The Devastating Effects Of A Supervolcano Explosion Explained
A supervolcano is a massive, destructive volcano. The consequences of this event could be nothing short of disastrous and would affect humans the world over.
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Who Is Morocco's Missing Ghost Princess?
In 2017, suddenly the people of Morocco weren't seeing their once-famous princess. So who is Morocco's missing ghost princess?
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Ghost Trains Around The World (Including Lincoln's Funeral Train)
Legends of ghosts from around the world include a wide variety of spectral phenomena. Here are the stories of a few of the most famous ghost trains.
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The Story Of Edvard Munch's Haunting Painting, The Dead Mother
Perhaps best known for his iconic series "The Scream," Norwegian painter Edvard Munch also created "The Dead Mother." Here's the story behind it.
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Jerry Springer Had A Turn In Politics Before His Controversial TV Show
Jerry Springer was already a familiar face for some Ohio residents when his daytime TV show, "The Jerry Springer Show," premiered in 1991. Here's the story.
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Who Are Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Exes And Who Is He Married To Now?
The son of Bobby Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is planning a presidential run. These are his exes and who he is married to now.
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The Worst Things Ron DeSantis Has Ever Said
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has become a rising star in politics and has made a name for himself over his questionable rhetoric.
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Political Cartoons That Enraged Readers
Political cartoons are always controversial, but some over the years have truly enraged the public.
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Who Is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? 12 Facts About JFK's Nephew
In April 2023, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. filed paperwork to mount a presidential campaign. Here's what you should know about the controversial lawyer and activist.
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Clarence Thomas: Details About One Of The Longest Serving Supreme Court Justices
He went from a one-parent poor, coastal Georgia home to the vaunted halls of Yale University and the Supreme Court. Here is the untold truth of Clarence Thomas.
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The Worst Things Joe Biden Has Ever Said
A self-proclaimed "gaffe machine," President Joe Biden has had his fair share of word blunders. Here are the worst things Biden has ever said.
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This Is Why Presidents Use So Many Pens When Signing Documents
As many may have noticed, U.S. presidents often use more than one pen when they sign important documents - and sometimes way, way more than one pen.
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What Happens After A New American President Takes Office
After a newly elected American president takes office, their first few days are full of action and activity.
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The Worst Things Donald Trump Has Ever Said
Here are some of the most controversial quotes attributed to Trump, and the effects such outbursts have had on his supporters, opponents, and American politics.
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The Charges Against Donald Trump Explained
For the first time in U.S. history, a grand jury voted to indict a former U.S. president on criminal charges. Trump could face prison time if convicted.
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Donald Trump's Attorney Scoffs At Assumptions The Former President Will Be Put In Handcuffs
Will Donald Trump's wrists get shackled by handcuffs as if he was a common, non-presidential hush-money supplier? His attorney doesn't think so.
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What These Numbers In The Bible Really Mean
Many different numbers have significant symbolic weight throughout scripture. Here are a few of the many symbolic numbers in the Bible and what they can mean.
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