Did George Washington Approve Of The Boston Tea Party?
The act of rebellion known as The Boston Tea Party was a catalyst for the American Revolution which led to George Washington's presidency. But did he approve?
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How Was Marijuana Used In Ancient Rome?
Marijuana is used all across the world and has become more accepted in many countries. So how was it used in ancient Rome? Let's take a look.
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The Reason 10 Calendar Days Were Skipped In 1582 (And What Happened Afterwards)
In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII announced that a 10-day chunk of October would be struck from the calendar. Not everyone was willing to play along.
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Tragic Details About Morgan Freeman
One of Hollywood's most recognizable actors and voices, the soft-spoken Morgan Freeman is adored by all. But his life and career have been far from easy.
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Mafia Stories That Seem Too Wild To Be True
News about the mafia usually means murders, crime, drugs, and the occasional cannoli -- all outrageous in their own right.
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Did John F. Kennedy Jr. Have A Relationship With Princess Diana?
Some have speculated that John F. Kennedy Jr. had a relationship with Princess Diana, but is there evidence for this theory? Here's what we know.
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What It Was Like To Celebrate Christmas With Queen Elizabeth's Corgis
Queen Elizabeth was known for many things, including a deep love of her corgis. And at Christmas, these pets got some pretty special treatment.
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The Only Times The Times Square New Year's Eve Ball Drop Was Cancelled
The Times Square New Year's Eve ball drop has happened almost every year since the first one in 1907. Here are the only times that the event was cancelled.
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Where Does Catholicism's Midnight Mass Come From?
The Midnight Mass has been a long-standing tradition in the Catholic Church -- but exactly how long have Christians been practicing this nighttime service?
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Inside John F. Kennedy's Relationship With His Mistress Judith Exner
Former President John F. Kennedy had many affairs, including one with American socialite Judith Exner. Here's what we know about their relationship.
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What Season 6 Of The Crown Gets Wrong About History
"The Crown" is often touted for its attention to detail, but there have been more than a few times when the show's creators took some liberties with history.
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The 15 Best Military Commanders In Human History, Ranked
What defines the greatest commander? From the Ancient Greeks through the 20th century, these are the 15 best military commanders in human history, ranked.
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More Details Emerge About The Driver Who Hit Biden's Motorcade
The president was inconvenienced and annoyed by a driver who apparently had no idea whose motorcade he just slammed into.
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Here's How Many Active Volcanoes Are In Iceland (And It's Probably More Than You Think)
Many people don't have to worry about an active volcano nearby. There are a few active volcanoes in Iceland - and you might be surprised at the overall number.
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No, John F. Kennedy Didn't Smoke Weed In The White House (That We Know Of)
It's been rumored that John F. Kennedy smoked weed in the White House during his presidency with one of his mistresses, but there is no proof (that we know of).
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How Princess Diana Accidentally Broke Tradition During Her First Royal Christmas
Princess Diana famously struggled to meet the demands of royal life. She even accidentally broke tradition during her first royal Christmas.
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The Biggest Henge In The World Isn't Stonehenge
Stonehenge is just one henge among many made of various materials, and it isn't even the biggest one in the world. In fact, there's an even bigger one nearby.
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The Origins Of Kwanzaa Explained
December is home to many holidays. Christmas is the most popular in America, but there's one that has lost prominence over the years: Kwanzaa.
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Everything To Know About The Seven Symbols Of Kwanzaa
The symbols and meaning folded into the holiday of Kwanzaa are rooted in age-old beliefs that make it a moving, beautiful tribute to African culture.
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Why There Are Few Copies Of The Wicked Bible Left Today
About 1,000 copies of the so-called Wicked Bible were ordered to be destroyed in the 17th century. Here's why there are few copies left today.
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The Reason The Color Purple Often Appears On Banned Books Lists
Alice Walker's 1982 book "The Color Purple" is critically acclaimed, but it often appears on banned books lists. Here's why it's so controversial.
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Here's Who Inherited P.T. Barnum's Money After He Died
American promotor P.T. Barnum, who founded the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus in 1871, left his substantial inheritance to various people.
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The Strange Reason The Royal Family Is Weighed Before And After Christmas Dinner
The British Royal family is steeped in tradition and ritual, including being weighed before and after Christmas dinner. Here's the strange reason why.
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Strange Facts About Psilocybin Mushrooms You Never Knew
With U.S. states increasingly decriminalizing psilocybin possession and consumption, it's time to learn more about this unique "magic" mushroom.
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The Spiritual Meaning Of The Winter Solstice Explained
The winter solstice is the longest night of the year. But there's also a spiritual meaning behind it that's reflected across different cultures.
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Why People Flock To Stonehenge During The Winter Solstice
Every year, people flock to Stonehenge in England during the winter solstice, which is the longest night of the year. There are a few reasons why.
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Yes, George Washington's Inaugural Bible Is Still Intact. Here's Where You'll Find It
The Bible used in the historic inauguration of the first American president, George Washington, is still intact. Here's where you'll find it.
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