Chilling Details About The School Bus Of Kids Buried Alive In 1976
On July 15, 1976, a heinous crime against children was committed. These are the chilling details about the school kids buried alive in a bus in 1976.
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The Untold Truth Of Clarence Darrow
Clarence Darrow was a lawyer with a long and storied career. Here's his untold truth, from the beginning of his law days to his death.
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The Untold Truth Of Russian Alaska
Alaska is known as the 49th state, and it is culturally distinct, in part from a century or so of Russian rule. This is the untold truth of Russian Alaska.
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The Untold Truth Of The Underground Abortion Network, The Jane Collective
In the 1960s and '70s, a group of Illinois women took it upon themselves to help people access safe abortions. Here is the untold truth of the Jane Collective.
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Common Myths Of WWII In Europe
From stories of Soviet human wave attacks to the idea that D-Day was a turning point, here is a (non-exhaustive) list of myths about World War II in Europe.
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What Happened To The Bodies At Pearl Harbor?
The resting places of many of the 2,403 servicemen who were killed in the attacks on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 are still under the waters of the harbor.
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The Untold Truth Of Judaism
Judaism has a long and storied history that not even some of the most committed followers know. Continue reading to learn all about the untold truth of Judaism.
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The Untold Truth Of The Cast Of Forged In Fire
The cast of "Forged in Fire" is what makes the show, as clearly, they're incredibly invested in what's unfolding in front of them. Here's their untold truth.
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This Is Why Smith Is Such A Common Surname
There are 2.5 million people in the U.S. named Smith. Why do so many share a name that's a by-word for "nondescript"? Here's why Smith is such a common surname.
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Ann Eliza: The Ex-Wife Of Brigham Young Who Fought Against Polygamy
With the publication of her memoir "Wife No. 19" in 1876, Ann Eliza Young purported to tell the real story of her life as one of the wives of Brigham Young.
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Everything We Know About The History Of The Universe
There's a lot that astronomers still don't fully understand about the history of the Universe, but telescopes like Webb can help to unravel these mysteries.
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The Truth About The Prince Once Recruited To Be America's King
Before George Washington became the nation's first president, there was a purported plan to turn the U.S. into a monarchy. It was called the Prussian scheme.
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Musicians Who Tried To Prevent Their Song From Becoming A Hit
While these songs have reached the top of the charts and become classics on the radio, the musicians who wrote them didn't want them to be a hit.
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The Relatable Reason Penguins In A Japanese Zoo Are Refusing To Eat Cheap Fish
Penguins are not thought of as particularly fussy eaters. But, because of this reason, they're turning their beaks up at food in this Japanese aquarium.
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The Untold Truth Of Pong
Pong has a long and storied history as one of the first video games ever. Here's its untold truth.
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The Untold Truth Of The Texas Rangers
The Texas Rangers are law-enforcement officers unique to the Lone Star state, but even fans probably don't know their full history, which dates back 200 years,
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The Controversial History Of D.A.R.E.
The Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program had many supporters, but also a questionable track record. This is the controversial history of D.A.R.E.
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Fritz Kolbe: The German Diplomat Who Spied For The Allies In WWII
In Nazi Germany, there were some who tried to stand up to Adolf Hitler. This is the story of Fritz Kolbe, the German diplomat who spied for the Allies in WWII.
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The Untold Truth Of Britain's WWI Internment Camps
Did you know that Britain had internment camps during WWI? Here's a short history lesson on the British camps you might not know about. Read on for the deets.
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Japanese Americans Who Resisted Internment During WWII
Japanese Americans who resisted internment during WWII faced many challenges. Here are the stories of a few of those brave individuals.
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Lyncoya: The Tragic Story Of Andrew Jackson's Adopted Creek Son
Former U.S. president Andrew Jackson adopted a Native American child, the historical truth of which is largely a mystery. Here is the tragic story of Lyncoya.
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The Civil War's Most Notorious Female Spies
When the Civil War broke out, secret agents were important to both the Union and the Confederacy. Interestingly, a good number of them were women.
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What Would Happen If Russia Tried To Take Alaska Back?
Russia has called for the United States to return Alaska, but the reality of that isn't too simple. What would happen if Russia tried to take Alaska back?
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The Real-Life Murders That Inspired Agatha Christie's Mysteries
Agatha Christie penned over 150 short stories and 66 novels, and you may wonder how could she possibly come up with so many plots! Here's where a few came from.
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The Most Spectacular Shipwreck Treasures Ever Found
The lure of sunken treasure has been part of human nature as long as ships have plied the seas. Here are the most spectacular shipwreck treasures ever found.
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What The James Webb Telescope Can Tell Us About Deep Space
When NASA's James Webb Space Telescope was launched, it was expected to beam some incredible images back to Earth. It is now smashing those expectations.
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The Truth About The Man Who Commissioned A Park Of Monsters
Tucked away in the Italian town of Bomarzo is an overgrown garden on monstrous delights with an unusual story.
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