The Untold Truth Of Malcolm X's Daughter, Malikah
Malikah Shabazz never knew her famous father - mother, Betty Shabazz, was pregnant with her and twin sister, Malaak, when an assassin killed her dad, Malcolm X.
Read MoreMalikah Shabazz never knew her famous father - mother, Betty Shabazz, was pregnant with her and twin sister, Malaak, when an assassin killed her dad, Malcolm X.
Read MoreFans of The West Wing may think Andrew Jackson was a cheese-loving altruist, but here's the real reason he had a 1,400 block of cheese in the White House.
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Read MoreDecades later, truth is finally beginning to emerge about the assassination of Malcolm X. That doesn't mean there aren't still theories about the murder too.
Read MoreActivist and civil rights leader Malcolm X died 56 years ago on February 21, 1965, at the age of 39. He was giving a speech when he was boldly assassinated.
Read MoreMalcolm X and Louis Farrakhan had a long relationship -- friends, co-workers -- until it fractured, followed by Malcolm's 1965 murder. Was Farrakhan involved?
Read MoreJust as with the assassinations of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President John Kennedy, questions have surrounded the murder of civil rights leader Malcolm X.
Read MoreThe murder of civil rights leader Malcolm X caused shockwaves throughout America and the world. The historic aftermath continues to be felt everywhere.
Read MoreWe've all known people who maybe weren't as smart as they looked. Or the reverse. It applies to politics -- have some U.S. presidents been smarter than others?
Read MoreIntelligence is important, especially when you're running a country. We all hope the presidents are bright. Nevertheless, were some smarter than others?
Read MoreDefenders of the president will often state that the chief executive is "a lot smarter than you think." Now, research has determined past presidents' IQ scores.
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Read MoreDr. Martin Luther King Jr. is one of the most notable figures of the civil rights movement, with tolerance, respect, and peace as his watchwords.
Read MoreWhile George Washington enjoyed many foods in his lifetime, he was eventually forced to settle for soft foods that did not require much chewing.
Read MoreSo far in history, the need for a United States president to escape impending danger to the capital has been a relatively rare one.
Read MoreFormer United States President Barack Obama has been out of office for years now, and his biggest regret as head of state may surprise you.
Read MoreThe presidency of Jimmy Carter was in many respects one of good intentions gone awry, and his biggest regret as leader may surprise you.
Read MoreNone other than the Father Of Our Country, George Washington, was a fan of a native North American fruit. So what exactly was it?
Read MoreLearn enough about medical treatments in the Wild West and you'll quickly be grateful for modern medicine. Pretty much anyone could call themselves a doctor.
Read MoreDogs, cats, horses, donkeys, cows, goats, and hamsters have been some of the more manageable animals to come under the care of the president.
Read MoreWhile he is far from the sole reason America won its independence, Washington was unquestionably an inspirational figure during and after the revolution.
Read MoreSitting Bull knew full well the predicament his people were in due to white settlers encroaching on the area where his people had long lived peacefully.
Read MorePresidential disappointments, qualms and self-reproach stretch back to the very beginning of the office, to the first American president, George Washington.
Read MoreHere's why the Beatles notably snubbed Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos during their visit to Manila in July 1966.
Read MoreThe Watergate scandal was a blow to the public's confidence in the U.S. presidency, showing the nation how corruption could affect average individuals.
Read MoreAlberta Williams King, Martin Luther King Jr.'s mother, was murdered six years after his son's death.
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