The Real Reason Some Wild Animals Are Euthanized While Others Are Not
It can be exciting and unnerving to see a large wild animal roaming a town. Here's the real reason some wandering animals are euthanized while others are not.
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Assassinations That Changed The Course Of History
As people continue to disagree or wrong each other, and tensions reach their breaking point, prominent figures around the globe face violence.
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Ethel Kennedy Was Familiar With Tragedy Even Before The Assassination Of Her Husband
Ethel Kennedy married into a family that became a powerhouse in American politics, the Kennedys -- yet also a family that suffered incredible tragedy.
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Tragic Details Found In Aaron Carter's Autopsy Report
Aaron Carter had a long career in entertainment and came from a large family, many of whom also worked in music, film, and TV. Here's how he died.
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Why Joan Jett Was Never The Same After Covering I Love Rock 'N' Roll
Joan Jett knew she wanted to cover I Love Rock 'n' Roll the first time she heard the original song by The Arrows. Here's why she was never the same after.
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What An El Nino Year Means For Weather
El Niños are naturally occurring weather patterns that happen every two to seven years. Here's what an expected El Niño means more specifically.
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Final Interviews Of Country Music's Biggest Stars
Whether looking back on their lives or forward to a future that wouldn't be, here are the final interviews of some of country music's biggest stars.
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The Worst Crimes U.S. Presidents Have Been Accused Of
Public confidence in U.S. governance keeps ebbing, and presidential history offers a clue why. Here are the worst crimes U.S. presidents have been accused of.
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What Happened To Todd Spodek From The Anna Sorokin Case?
The world might be familiar with Anna Sorokin (AKA Anna Delvey), a scammer who posed as a German heiress. But whatever happened to her lawyer, Todd Spodek?
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Killers Who Were On TV Before Being Caught
While these killers are infamous for the murders they committed, they got their first moment in the spotlight appearing on TV.
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The Quinn Gray Kidnapping Hoax Was Like A Real Life Gone Girl
The Quinn Gray kidnapping hoax didn't take police long to figure out, but it was almost like a real-life Gone Girl.
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What Happened To The Unabomber After He Was Caught
The descent of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, a mathematics professor, into a reclusive terrorist is one of the more fascinating cases of domestic terrorism.
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The Truth About The Unabomber
For nearly two decades, Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, unleashed a reign of explosive terror on the United States. This is truth about the Unabomber.
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What Happened To The Unabomber's Cabin?
Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, was arrested in 1996 and arraigned for three fatal bombings. Whatever happened to the Montana cabin he lived in?
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Theodore 'Ted' Kaczynski, Unabomber, Dead At 81
Theodore "Ted" Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, was found unresponsive in his jail cell on Saturday, June 10, and declared dead a short time later.
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What Happened To The Playing Card Killer?
Alfredo Galán, a serial killer dubbed the Playing Card Killer shot nine people in Madrid in 2003, six of them died. Here's what happened to him.
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These Are The Different Prison Security Levels In The United States
The security level of the prison to which a prisoner is sent depend on factors like the severity of the crime and the likelihood of the prisoner escaping.
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Alex Murdaugh's Eerie Final Text To His Wife
Alex Murdaugh was convicted of murdering his wife, Maggie, and his son, Paul. This was his eerie final text to his wife.
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Expert Speculates On Elizabeth Holmes' Life In Prison (And Predicts Her Biggest Wakeup Call)
An expert spoke with Grunge and speculated on Elizabeth Holmes' life in prison. He predicted an overlooked part of prison life will be her biggest wakeup call.
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Lori Vallow Daybell's Guilty Verdict Explained
The jury in the case against defendants Lori Vallow Daybell has emerged from deliberation to deliver a verdict - guilty on all counts.
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In 2010, Kristine and Michael Barnett of Indiana adopted a young Ukrainian girl named Natalia Grace, who was no more than 6 years old - or so they thought.
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The Rise Of North Korea's Kim Jong Un
Kim Jong Un assumed control of North Korea in 2011, when he was reportedly only 27 years old. Here's how he ascended to power and what he's done to keep it.
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The Inspiration Behind Billy Joel's We Didn't Start The Fire
Released in 1989, Billy Joel's hit "We Didn't Start the Fire" topped the charts and outlined major events for baby boomers. But there's more to it.
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Alan Arkin's Father Was A Victim Of The Red Scare For This Simple Reason
Actor Alan Arkin's father was a victim of the Red Scare in the 1950s, when fear of communism was at its height amid the Cold War. Here's why.
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What Happened To The Cast Of Happy Days?
"Happy Days" was one of the most beloved TV shows in the '70s, and many of the actors went on to highly successful careers.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Alan Arkin
Alan Arkin, veteran movie and theater actor, has died. He is remembered for many roles, including his Oscar-winning turn in Little Miss Sunshine.
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Patrick Swayze's Final Words Before He Died
Actor Patrick Swayze died at 57 after living with pancreatic cancer for less than two years. In her memoir, his wife Lisa Niemi revealed his last words.
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The Real Histories Behind These Indiana Jones Artifacts
Indiana Jones movies all contain a plot McGuffin, namely an ancient historical artifact. Here are the real histories behind these Indiana Jones artifacts.
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Priscilla Presley: 12 Essential Facts
What was life like for Priscilla Presley before, during, and after her time with Elvis, and what has she said about what went on behind the scenes? A lot.
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Linda McCartney: A Look Back At The Life Of Paul McCartney's First Wife
Linda McCartney is most famously known as the first wife of The Beatles' Paul McCartney, and that's kind of sad. Let's look back at the life of a great artist.
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The Most Unexpected Places These Famous People Were Laid To Rest
Plenty of history's most noteworthy people were laid to rest in places that might not be obvious. Let's take a look at the most surprising locations.
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Deadliest Catch: What Happened To The Destination?
In a Season 13 episode of "Deadliest Catch" called "Lost at Sea," it was revealed that the fishing vessel F/V Destination had disappeared. What happened?
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Mark Ruffalo's Sad And Troubled Past
From extraordinary health struggles to personal loss, Mark Ruffalo has had to carry a lot on his shoulders. Here is Mark Ruffalo's sad and troubled past.
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The Untold Truth Of Ink Master Judge Chris Nunez
As a judge on Paramount's "Ink Master," Chris Núñez showed his insight on what makes tattoos extraordinary as he shepherded in a new generation of artists.
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The Real Meaning Behind Here Comes The Sun By The Beatles
Hanging out in Eric Clapton's garden with an acoustic guitar and warmed by the sun, George Harrison began to compose "Here Comes the Sun." Here's what it means.
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Here's Who Inherited Stan Lee's Estate After He Died
Stan Lee was easily one of the most influential creators in entertainment. He died in 2018 at 95. Here's who inherited his estate after he died.
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The Typewriter Cormac McCarthy Used For More Than 40 Years
Cormac McCarthy wrote some of the most acclaimed novels in modern literature on a the typewriter he bought at a pawn shop and used for more than 40 years.
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The Wild 2016 Cormac McCarthy Death Hoax That Fooled Nearly Everyone
Pulitzer Prize winning author Cormac McCarthy died in June 2023, but in 2016, there was a wild death hoax about him that fooled nearly everyone.
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The Sad 2021 Death Of Todd Kochutin From Deadliest Catch
In February 2021, Todd Kochutin from "Deadliest Catch" died aboard the F/V Patricia Lee after being seriously injured. Here's what we know about it.
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Dark Parts Of Disney Movies That Went Over Your Head As A Kid
Disney has made a fortune out of harvesting storylines from the folktales of the world, but sometimes the studio will clean things up a bit.
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The Inspiration Behind Hey Jude By The Beatles
The Beatles discography has a plethora of hits and beloved songs, but some songs reign supreme. "Hey Jude" is one. Here's the inspiration behind it.
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Why Commercial Fishing Like Deadliest Catch Is So Dangerous
There have been a number of deaths among the cast and crew of "Deadliest Catch." Here's why the commercial fishing displayed on the show is so dangerous.
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Hedda Hopper: Old Hollywood's Most Notorious Gossip Columnist
Hedda Hopper was the queen of Old Hollywood gossip. She wielded unparalleled influence over the film industry and its biggest stars lived in fear of her column.
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Why You Rarely Hear About The Spin Doctors Nowadays
The Spin Doctors had two big hits in the early-90s, then their commercial popularity seemed to fade. Here's why you rarely hear about the Spin Doctors nowadays.
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The Real Meaning Behind Billy Joel's Piano Man
Billy Joel's "Piano Man," which came out on Columbia Records, was released on November 2, 1973. Here's the real meaning behind the famous song.
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Who Are Ringo Starr's Children?
All members of The Beatles went on to have children - 11 between them all. Who are Ringo Starr's children, and where are they today? Let's find out.
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Celebrities Whose Families Dispute Their Cause Of Death
While there are plenty of conspiracy theories on the deaths of these actors, their families are also questioning the nature of how they died.
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Faith Jenkins Teases What To Expect From Season 2 Of Killer Relationship - Exclusive
Faith Jenkins of "Killer Relationship" told us how the new season goes beyond romantic relationships to detail any type of relationship that can turn to murder.
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The Most Harrowing Moments On Deadliest Catch
For nearly two decades, "Deadliest Catch" has shown the extremes of what can go wrong when crab fishing. These are some of the show's most harrowing moments.
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Here's How Much The Iron Sheik Was Worth When He Died
The Iron Sheik was integral to professional wrestling's rise to the heights of popularity, and this is how much he is worth today.
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Who Is The Song The Girl From Ipanema Really About?
The bossa nova song "The Girl from Ipanema" is probably the most well-known song from that genre. Here is who the song is really about?
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Tina Turner Facts Only Her Biggest Fans Know
Over her many eventful years, music icon Tina Turner accomplished many things, some of which may surprise all but the most ardent of her fans.
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The Rules For Posthumous Stars On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame Explained
Getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is one of the highest honors for those in the entertainment industry. Here are the rules for posthumous awards.
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Books Authors Regretted Writing
Even famous authors can come to lament the works they have created, including those we consider timeless classics. Here are book authors regretted writing.
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Deadliest Catch: What Happened To The Northwestern?
For fans of "Deadliest Catch," the fishing vessels are sometimes just as popular as the crew members. Let's learn a little more about the Northwestern.
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The Inspiration Behind Pearl Jam's Black
Pearl Jam's song "Black" from their debut album, "Ten" has remained a fan favorite though it was never made a single. This was the inspiration behind the song.
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What Really Makes Fireworks Different Colors
Fireworks have long been a spectacle during large celebrations and the bigger and brighter the better. Here's what really makes fireworks different colors.
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Why The Titanic Isn't Crushed
On April 15, 1912, the Titanic sank into the depths of the North Atlantic Ocean. So why hasn't it been crushed yet? Here's the science that explains it.
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Why Ancient Egyptians Would've Felt Right At Home Playing Dungeons & Dragons
Ancient Egyptians, who famously created the Pyramids at Giza, would've felt right at home playing Dungeons & Dragons. Don't believe it? Here's why.
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The East German Coffee Crisis Of The 1970s Explained
The East Germans could put up with a lot under socialism, but going without coffee was a red line. Here is the East German coffee crisis of the 1970s explained.
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The Last Thing Jackie Said To JFK Before He Died
After President John F. Kennedy was shot on November 22, 1963, his wife Jackie whispered some heartwrenching lasts words to him. Here's what she said.
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Why It Took So Long To Find Julian Sands' Body
Actor Julian Sands disappeared in Janaury 2023 while hiking alone on Mount Baldy. His remains were found on June 24, 2023. Here's why it took so long.
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What Happened To The Titanic Captain's Daughter?
Captain Edward John Smith, who helmed the Titanic when it hit an iceberg and sank to the bottom of the ocean, left behind a daugther. What happened to her?
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What's Been Found In The Titan Sub Debris Field So Far
After implosion of the submersible Titan, an ROV continues to search the North Atlantic seafloor. This is what has been found in the sub debris field so far.
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This Is The Oldest MLB Stadium In America
Professional baseball was founded in the 19th century but the oldest MLB stadium in America wasn't built until 1912. It's still in use today.
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The Biggest Search And Rescue Missions Of The Last 50 Years
Search and rescue workers drag people out of places they shouldn't have been anyway. These are some of the biggest SAR operations of the past 50 years.
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The Greedy Reason Most Hotels Don't Have Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Even though people occasionally die in hotels from carbon monoxide poisoning, there is a greedy reason most hotels don't have carbon monoxide detectors.
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What Happened To The Bodies Of The Romanov Family?
The Romanovs were the basis for mysterious questions and rumors for decades to come. The truth of their final fate was just one of those questions.
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'Trials Of The Century' You Probably Forgot About
For centuries, we have had more than our fair share of trials that became national obsessions. Here are some 'Trials of the Century' you probably forgot about.
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How Fireworks Were Invented (And Why We Use Them To Celebrate)
Fireworks are used for celebrations of all kinds across the world, but how were they invented, and why are they used for this purpose? Here's the story.
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Battles That Changed The Course Of History
From ancient times to the 20th century, countless battles have forever altered our way of life. Here are some of the battles that changed the course of history.
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What Is Eid Al-Adha And How Is It Celebrated?
The Islamic celebration Eid al-Adha marks the the conclusion of a pilgrimage made by many Muslims to Mecca, Islam's holiest site. Here's how it's celebrated.
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The Daring Underwater Rescue Of Pisces III In 1973
In August 1973, a commercial submersible called Pisces III sank more than 1,500 feet underwater. Here's the story of its daring underwater rescue.
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11 Of The Strangest Monsters In Roman Mythology
The far-flung corners of ancient Rome gave rise to folk tales of strange monsters, from fire-breathing giants to a decidedly odd take on the unicorn.
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Who Was Paul-Henri Nargeolet, The French Titanic Expert Aboard The Missing Sub?
Paul-Henri Nargeolet is a well-known French Titanic expert aboard the missing sub that lost contact with the world on June 17, 2023.
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How Many People Have Been To The Titanic Wreckage?
Since the discovery of the wreckage of the Titanic in 1985, this is how many people have made the journey 13,000 feet down into the Atlantic Ocean to view it.
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Can You Still Call For The Time?
Back in the day, before there were smartphones everywhere, there was a number you could call to give you the time. But is it still around? Let's find out.
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The Truth About What Happened To The Titanic Orphans
The two young Titanic survivors spoke only French, and even when authorities were able to find a translator, the boys just answered "Oui" to everything.
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What We Know About The Missing Sub Exploring The Titanic
The Titan, a submersible craft from OceanGate Expeditions, disappeared during a mission to explore the Titanic. Here's what we know about it.
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The Crazy Story Of The Scientist Who Sold Nukes To Everyone
Pakistan owes its nuclear weapons to Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan. Also known as A.Q. Khan, this scientist created a Pakistani nuclear bomb and sold secret technology.
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Native American Historical Figures They Didn't Teach You About In School
Native American figures are grossly underrepresented in too many American history classes, however many have played a very important role.
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How Policymakers Accidentally Made The Great Depression Worse
Amid the Great Depression, the Federal Reserve Bank and the Roosevelt administration attempted to curb the devastating effects it had on the economy.
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IBLP: Where Are The People From Shiny Happy People Today?
Here's what happened to some of the people who spoke about their experiences with the Institute in Basic Life Principles in "Shiny Happy People."
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Why 17, Not 13, Is Considered Unlucky In Italy
Thirteen is considered an unlucky number in the West, but in Italy, 17 is the number that can bring you bad fortune. Here's why this is the case.
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Transgender History Makers They Didn't Teach You About In School
There have been many trans people in history, some of whom were remarkable. Here are the transgender history makers they didn't teach you about in school.
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Hawaii's Red Hill Water Contamination Fiasco Explained
For 75 years, an underground military jet fuel storage facility in Honolulu was leaking, This is Hawaii's Red Hill water contamination fiasco explained.
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The Stories Behind Some Of The First Color Photos Ever Taken
Behind every photo is a story. Here are some of the stories behind some of the first color photos ever taken.
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Saints Who Predicted Their Own Deaths
Many saints were gifted with the gift of premonition and were able to fortell future events, including their own deaths.
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What Does BMX Stand For And When Did It Start?
BMX bike racing and culture was started by kids and evolved into an Olympic sport. Here's when it all began and what the letters BMX stand for.
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What 19th-Century American Pharmacies Were Really Like
The pharmacies of the 19th century weren't quite like the drugstores of today. Here's a taste of the pharmacy experience back in 1800s America.
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The Charges Against The Gunman In The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Explained
In 2018, Robert D. Bowers entered the Tree of Life Synagogue and killed 11 people, wounding six others. Here's what he was charged with and convicted of.
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The Colorado Man Who Single-Handedly Built A Castle Over 53 Years
Bishop Castle, as creator Jim Bishop named it, rests 145 miles south of Denver in the San Isabel National Forest 9,000 feet above sea level.
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The Minnesota Starvation Experiment's Findings Confirmed What We All Suspected
People who have managed to survive a period of actual starvation will tell you that it's a far different experience from simply being very hungry.
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What Happened To The Bodies At Jonestown?
More than 900 people died in the Jonestown Massacre, and what happened with their bodies was just as controversial and confusing.
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What Traveling Abroad In The 19th Century Was Really Like
In the 1800s, millions of people made trips overseas. From the dock to the destination, this is what traveling abroad in the 19th century was really like.
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Why The Harlem Ballroom Scene Was Important To The Black And Latinx LGBTQ+ Community
The Harlem Ballroom Scene was and is important to the Black and Latinx LGBTQ+ community. Its cultural impact is also more ubiquitous than you may realize.
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Camp Lejeune's Water Contamination Fiasco Explained
A soldier's life is dangerous, but few expected the U.S. military to allow its own to be poisoned. Here is Camp Lejeune's water contamination fiasco explained.
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Kowloon Walled City: Once The Most Densely Populated Neighborhood On Earth
Kowloon Walled City was once the most densely populated neighborhood on Earth with 50,000 people in a single structure less on than 1/100th of a square mile.
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Writing Systems That Still Haven't Been Figured Out
People have been writing things down for thousands of years, and some ancient writing systems baffle experts. Here are a few that we still haven't figured out.
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Who Is Jack Smith, The Man Behind The Trump Investigation?
A federal grand jury indicted former president Donald Trump in June 2023. Who is Jack Smith, the man behind the probe?
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The Most Destructive Wildfires In History
When Smokey the Bear said that only you can prevent wildfires, he wasn't kidding.
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How Long Can Wildfires Burn?
Every year we hear about massive ongoing wildfires burning somewhere on the planet, encroaching on populated areas. Here's how long they can burn.
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What Is The British Trooping Of The Colour?
It's a safe bet that every country on Earth has its own public displays of spectacle and pageantry. Certainly the United Kingdom qualifies on that score.
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How High Does The Air Quality Index Go?
The U.S. Air Quality Index (AQI) has become more common metric in recent years, as yearly wildfires ravage forests across America. But how high does the AQI go?
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The Last Time A British Royal Testified In Court Was Over A Century Ago
The last time a British royal testified in court was over a century ago when heir to the throne Prince Albert Edward took the stand.
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The Deadliest Train Accidents In History
There have been hundreds of tragic railway accidents over the past two centuries. These are a few of the deadliest train wrecks in human history.
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What Happened To Napoleon's Son?
Napoléon Bonaparte is one of the most notable historical figures in the history of Western civilization. So what happened to his only legitimate child?
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Who Is On Every U.S. Bill?
You probably know which American icons are featured on $1, $5, and $10 bills. But can you name the statesmen who graced $500, $1,000, and $10,000 bills?
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Why Nuns Wear Black
Nuns live according to three tenets and incorporate prayer, cooking, working, and more at specific times. So why do they wear black? Let's take a look.
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The Most Feared Men In The U.S.
American history is littered with the names of men who sowed terror throughout the nation. Here are some of the most feared men in the U.S.
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The Real Meaning Behind Puff The Magic Dragon
"Puff, the Magic Dragon," by Peter, Paul, and Mary is a '60s classic. But what's it actually about? Is it about smoking dope? Or is it a family-friendly tale?
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The Estimated Number Of Deaths On The Oregon Trail Is Probably More Than You Think
The real Oregon Trail, though, was of course the absolute pits. Around 10-15 people died for every mile -- about one in 20 of those headed west.
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What Does Mercury Do To The Body?
Though mercury was initially used for various dubious purposes, we now know that it's dangerous for consumption. Here's what it does to the body.
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What Happens To The Body During An Implosion?
With the destruction of OceanGate's Titan fresh in the minds of the public, many are curious about what the deceased experienced in their final moments.
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What Happens To Your Body If You Run Out Of Oxygen?
Running out of oxygen is a terrifying prospect, and one of the reasons drowning is a scary thought. Here's what happens to your body when you run out of oxygen.
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What Crack Cocaine Does To Your Body, According To Science
Crack cocaine is a highly addictive substance that is used by a shockingly high number of people across the world. Here's what it does to the body.
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The Messed Up World Of Andrew Tate
In 2022, Andrew Tate became one of the most searched names on Google, although the reasons were quite disturbing. Here is the messed up world of Andrew Tate.
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The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of The Dorothy Stratten Murder
In 1980, Dorothy Stratten's rise to fame seemed almost certain. But her death at the hands of her estranged husband Paul Snider ended her Hollywood dreams.
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Why Eddie Nash Was Acquitted Of The Wonderland Murders
Four people were killed at Los Angeles's Wonderland Avenue on July 1, 1981. Here's why suspect Eddie Nash was acquitted of the gruesome murders.
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The Tragic 2003 Murder Of The Iron Sheik's Daughter
In 2003 the daughter of the legendary wrestler The Iron Sheik was murdered by her boyfriend. Here's what happened that tragic night.
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The Tragic 1976 Hate Crime Murder Of Richard Heakin
The 1976 killing of gay college student Richard Heakin took place just one yaer before Tucson added sexual orientation to their anti-discrimination ordinance.
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Why The Red Widow, Marguerite Steinheil, Was Acquitted Of Murder
The Red Widow, Marguerite Steinheil, was accused of killing her husband and mother but acquitted of murder in November 13, 1909.
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In 1950s Italy, a seemingly innocent 21-year-old woman named Wilma Montesi washed up dead on a beach miles from home. Her death would become a media circus.
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The Real Meaning Behind Make Your Own Kind Of Music
Make Your Own Kind of Music" was Elliot's last U.S. Top 40 hit as a solo artist, but it got renewed attention in 2023. Here's what it really means.
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One-Hit Wonders Who Deserved More Than 15 Minutes Of Fame
For every dozen one-hit wonders who luck their way into the spotlight for a second, there's one who never should've been saddled with the label to begin with.
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Slipknot have earned the ire of bands and individuals from various music scenes. Here are some musicians who can't stand Slipknot.
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Why The World's Largest Glitter Consumer Remains A Mystery
The world's largest glitter consumer doesn't want it publicly known that they hold that title. It's not clear why, but there are plenty of theories.
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The Ceremonial Military Roles For Trooping The Colour Explained
Trooping the Colour is a famous and iconic tradition that attracts crowds of spectators each year. The ceremonial military roles are explained here.
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The Rainbow Room provided anything but a dull evening for those who could afford it, and it set the standard for nightlife in New York for decades to come.
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Glacier National Park Closes This Trail For A Terrifying Reason
Bear attacks can be deadly, and the Huckleberry Lookout Trail in Glacier National Park is notorious for its bear activity, resulting in annual closures.
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National park rangers are often faced with dangerous situations and difficult choices, and there's a complex network of rules in place to help guide them.
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OceanGate: 14 Facts About The Company With The Titanic Sub
OceanGate will forever live in infamy as the company that sent people to the Titanic on a sub, and to their deaths.
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How Much Training OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush Had Before The Titanic Sub Disappeared
OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush was piloting a submersible sea vessel to the Titanic wreckage when it disappeared. Here's how much training he had.
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Wendy Rush - the wife of Stockton Rush, CEO of OceanGate who died in the Titan disaster - has familial ties to Titanic victims. Here's the full story.
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These Final Airplane Crash Messages Are Haunting
Sometimes final messages sent from plane crashes can reveal insights into what happened. Other times it's an SOS. Here are some of the most haunting last words.
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The creepy myth of Goatman's Bridge stems from a real life atrocity perpetuated in 1938 against a successful Black goat herder who some say haunts the bridge.
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The Most Haunting Footage Of Historical Figures Ever Found
Filmmakers have sometimes unexpectedly caught tragedies or private moments on camera of well-known figures, made all the more haunting when compared to reality.
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The Wagner Group Military Mutiny Against Moscow Explained
The Wagner Group led by longtime Putin ally Yevgeny Prigozhin initiated a rare military mutiny against Moscow in June 2023. This is what happened.
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Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin is the man behind the apparent coup attempt in Russia in June 2023, amid the Ukraine-Russia war. Who is he?
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How The Hunter Biden Case Could Affect The 2024 Presidential Election
In June 2023, it was revealed that Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, will plead guilty to tax offenses. Here's how it could affect the 2024 presidential election.
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