Disturbing Details Found In Ivana Trump's Postmortem Report
Ivana Trump, first wife of former president Donald Trump (though he was her second husband), died at the age of 73 after a life lived in the public eye.
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Dwight Eisenhower's Final Words To His Wife Before His Death
Dwight Eisenhower stands out in the history of the 20th century, not only as commander of Allied forces in Europe, but also as president of the United States.
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The Grim Prognosis Doctors Initially Gave Stephen Hawking For His ALS
The famed scientist Stephen Hawking died on March 14, 2018, at the age of 76. The long life of the cosmologist may have even shocked his doctors.
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The Disturbing Truth About The Time Prussia Tried To Create An Army Of Giants
Here's the disturbing truth behind Frederick William I's predilection, which led to one of Germany's first attempts at eugenics: creating an army of giants.
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What We Know About The Hoover Dam Transformer Explosion
An explosion and fire at the Hoover Dam on July 19 was recorded by visitors. There were no injuries, but the dam provides drinking water for millions.
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How The Original City Of Baghdad Was Built In A Perfect Circle
The city of Baghdad is the stuff of ancient legend, evoking visions of the charm and mystique of the Middle East of days long gone. What are its roots?
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Inside Malcolm X's Speech After His Home Was Bombed
Malcom X was a controversial human rights activist who was assassinated in 1965. This is what he said in a speech right after his home was bombed.
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The Truth About The Baby Entombed At Sea After The Bombing Of Pearl Harbor
The surprise Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, was a tragedy that brought the United States into World War II. Not just military were lost.
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Who Replaces The British Prime Minister If They Die In Office?
Some nations have contingency plans in place if a president or leader dies in office, but the U.K. does not. What happens when a British prime minister dies?
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Who Is Sergei Torop, The Serbian Cult Leader Who Claims To Be Jesus?
In world history, there have been many dynamic and inspiring figures, especially when it comes to the concept of religion. So who is Sergei Torop?
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The Origin Of The Term Computer Bug Is A Lot Older Than You Think
"Bug" is one of those English words that gets tossed around in all sorts of contexts -- a pest is "bugging" you, a wee airborne creature is a bug.
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Artist Claes Oldenburg's Most Controversial Pieces All Share An Unexpected Appearance
Rather than stand in support of an idea, an ethic, a cultural identity, etc., sometimes art exists to upend or scrutinize it. Claes Oldenburg created such art.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of B.B. King
There's no doubt about it, B.B. King is a blues legend but he always remained humble. This is the tragic real-life story of B.B. King.
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12 Incredible Stories From The London Blitz
The Blitz was a period of near-constant bombing by the Luftwaffe between September 1940 and May 1941. But no one in England was going to let Hitler win.
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How Ancient Egyptians Used Eyeshadow As A Form Of Protection
Ancient Egyptians used eye makeup for practical and spiritual purposes.
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The Long History Behind The Name Cohen
Leonard. Sacha Baron. The Brothers. If we can be sure of one thing, it's that there are lots of famous "Cohens" in the world. Here's the history of the name.
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North Korean Textbooks Make A Bizarre Claim About A 3-Year-Old Kim Jong-Un
Kim Jong-Un's regime in North Korea is known for twisting the truth. This is the bizarre claim made about Kim Jong-Un in a North Korean textbook.
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Why Three Chapters Of The Autobiography Of Malcolm X Were Never Published
"The Autobiography of Malcolm X" is a crucial text, but three removed chapters, thought to be too controversial, provide insight into Malcolm X's narrative.
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Here's Why Super Glue Was Invented
Super glue is known today as one of the most adhesive substances ever invented, and is widely available to the public. Here's why super glue was invented.
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The Staggering Number Of Languages That Are Spoken In New York City
New Yorkers know English is only one of the city's many languages. But how many languages are spoken in New York City? Researchers have an answer.
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The Story Of Gran Colombia, The Super Country That Collapsed In Just 12 Years
It is said that powerful empires last about 250 years, but the story of Gran Colombia certainly shatters that stereotype. Let's take a look.
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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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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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Boxer Max Baer Was So Strong That He Accidentally Killed His Opponent
The history of sport has more than its share of accidental tragedies, some of them life-altering, and sadly, some of them fatal -- including boxing.
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