Inside The Relationship Between Mahatma Gandhi And Meher Baba
Meher Baba, an Indian spiritual master, and Mahatma Gandhi, had a very special relationship based in ideological exchange. Here's how it started.
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Battle Of Iwo Jima Stories You May Not Have Heard Before
The Battle of Iwo Jima is known for the iconic flag-raising photo snapped at its end. But these are the battle stories you may not have heard of before.
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The Troubling Online History Of Idaho Murder Suspect Bryan Kohberger
The troubling online history of murder suspect Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students.
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How Massive Ice Age Era Floods Sculpted The State Of Washington
The Ice Age greatly impacted the way our world looks today. Here's how one massive Ice Age flood sculpted the state of Washington.
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Etta James' Relationship With Malcolm X Explained
Singer Etta James' life was rough around the edges, but for a time she turned to the Nation of Islam and took inspiration from Malcolm X.
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Famous People Who Are Buried In Unmarked Graves
Spending their lives cultivating fame can get tiring for celebrities, who are often ready to be left alone. Here are famous people buried in unmarked graves.
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The Last Meals Of These Famous Figures
Knowing what famous people ate before they died is a fascinating and intimate look into what were quiet, contemplative, joyful, and terrifying moments.
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The Truth About Black Sunday In The 1930s
In the 1930s, when a bad drought hit the plains, their wheat crops couldn't grow, the topsoil was depleted and dehydrated, and people became desperate for rain.
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A Postcard From France Led To The Invention Of The Underwear We Now Call Briefs
Underwear styles have come and gone over time. One pervading style, the briefs, is here to stay, and here's how a French postcard led to their invention.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Colin Powell
On October 18, 2021, the world said goodbye to U.S. general, statesman, public figure, and young person's mentor, Colin Powell. He was 84.
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What Happens When An Atomic Bomb Goes Off Underwater?
Today, we have a much more accurate idea of what happens when an atomic bomb plummets deep into a large body of water, and it's certainly nothing to celebrate.
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Things Found At The Bottom Of The Baltic Sea
Shipwrecks hold a certain morbid fascination for many people -- what happened, and why, and how many, and when? The bottom of the Baltic Sea holds its share.
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Here's Why Americans Once Used Corn Cobs For Toilet Paper
Human latrine behavior has changed dramatically over the centuries. One, thankfully past, form of cleaning the backside involved a corn cob, and here's why.
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Why John Kennedy's Assassination Contributed To David Crosby Leaving The Byrds
David Crosby had a firm belief about the John F. Kennedy assassination.
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What Life Was Like For Saloon Girls In The Wild West
Hollywood saloon girls versus the real deal are quite different. Here's what life was like for saloon girls in the Wild West.
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The Shocking Myth Surrounding The Birth Of Cyrus The Great
Ancient stories can seem brutal, but the shocking myth surrounding the birth of Cyrus the Great and the aftermath is particularly harsh.
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Kareem Abdul Jabbar's Scary Experience That Made Him Feel Like He Was 'Stepping Into A War Movie'
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, one of the NBA's all-time great basketball players, was shaped by his scary experience during the 1960s Harlem protests.
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The Story Behind The Fender Stratocaster Guitar
The "Strat" is one of the most iconic and influential musical instruments ever designed. Here's the story behind the Fender Stratocaster guitar.
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How Earth, Wind & Fire Became Symbols Of Black Emancipation
Earth, Wind & Fire became famous for producing catchy music, but is also an iconic band that became a symbol of Black emancipation.
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Why It Is Legal To Attempt To Escape Prison In Germany And Some Other Countries?
There is a compelling reason why it is totally legal to attempt to escape prison in Germany and some other countries.
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The Eerie History Of The Trail Where Actor Julian Sands Went Missing
Though the Baldy Bowl Trail is popular with hikers and rewards them with some spectacular views, it can also be dangerous.
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Questionable Things About Lyndon B. Johnson's Presidency
Successor to JFK, his reputation was nearly ruined by his adventures abroad and at home. Here are some questionable things about Lyndon B. Johnson's presidency.
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The Guinness World Records Held By Sister André, The World's Oldest Person
Guinness World Records' oldest living person, Sister André of France, died on Tuesday, January 17 at the age of 118. What world records does she old?
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The Grave Of Napoleon's One-Legged General Tells The Story Of Their Failed Russian Campaign
Napoleon had a one-legged general in his legendary Grande Armée, and his grave tells the story of the army's failed Russian campaign.
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Here Are The Oldest Known Surviving Books In The World
Although the printing press dates back to the ninth century, as per History, there are books that are much older than that.
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The Most Likely Ways To Die In Victorian England
Death was a part of everyday life in Victorian England, with causes now common today deadly for those of the time.
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The Biggest Misconceptions About The Black Plague
The Black Plague (or the Black Death) was the name given to the bubonic plague that hit Europe in the 14th century. Here are some misconceptions about it.
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