Mikhail Gorbachev Didn't Mince Words When It Came To His Opinion Of Donald Trump
Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union, had choice words when it came to his opinion of one of former President Donald Trump's policies.
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The True Story Of What Happened The First Time The U.S. Invaded Korea
Most recognize 1950 as the year the U.S. invaded Korea to begin the Korean War. Actually, U.S. forces forged an attack on the country nearly a century prior.
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What Machine Gun Kelly's Life In Prison Was Really Like
Plenty of criminals from the 1930s went out in a hail of bullets. "Machine Gun" Kelly, however, went to prison. And not just any prison: Alcatraz.
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Pakistan's Indus River Plays Host To A Rare Creature You Won't Find Anywhere Else
Despite strict dolphin conservation efforts implemented in the 1970s, these rules didn't save the Indus River dolphins from their many challenges.
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The White Death: The Truth About The Greatest Sniper You've Never Heard Of
When a half-million Soviets invaded Finland in 1939, they thought it'd be an easy task and perfect present for their leader, Josef Stalin. They were wrong.
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Malcolm X's Final Words Before Being Murdered
Malcom X was assassinated in front of a crowd while giving a speech. These are believed to be the final words he ever spoke before his death.
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The Real Reason Mikhail Gorbachev Wound Up In A Full-Page Ad For Apple
Mikhail Gorbachev is rightly remembered as the man who brought openness and restructuring to the Soviet Union. He was not above monetizing his image.
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What Happened To Mikhail Gorbachev?
In 1991, Gorbachev found himself out of a job when his policies led to the end of the Soviet Union. So what happened to Mikhail Gorbachev?
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The Horrifying Way A Taco Bell Sign Killed A 49-Year-Old Woman
Diana Durr, a 49-year-old woman, died in Nebraska in 2009 in a bizarre but horrifying accident involving a Taco Bell sign and a gust of wind.
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American Kindergarten Is Older Than You Think
Increasingly, the kindergarten year is not only seen as a crucial time in a child's educational development, but is required by law. It wasn't always so.
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The Death Of Mikhail Gorbachev Explained
The world was stunned to hear that former Soviet leader, Russian president, and one of the greatest statesmen of the age, Mikhail Gorbachev, died.
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The History Of Ani, The City Of A Thousand And One Churches
The ancient city of Ani isn't often listed as one of the world's natural wonders, but it holds plenty for lovers of archaeology and the Middle Ages.
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The Truth Behind Why Some People In India Put Cow Dung On Their Walls
Different animals serve different purposes in a variety of human societies -- as pets, beasts of burden, sources of food, even objects of worship.
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How Sinbad The Dog Went From Pet To Infamous Coast Guard Mascot
Many an organization has a mascot -- businesses, sports teams, even cities. The crew of a U.S. Coast Guard cutter had a storied mascot of its own.
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The Truth Behind The Murderous Cult Brothers Justin And Glenn Taylor Helzer
In 2000, authorities were called to a property in California after neighbors reported hearing gunfire. This is the story of Justin and Glenn Taylor Helzer.
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Thomas Edison's Obsession Led To Some Quirky Nicknames For His Children
Thomas Edison was a man on the move, creating and improving numerous devices we now take for granted. He was also intensely interested in Morse Code.
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Sophia Loren's Unexpected Connection To Former Dictator Benito Mussolini
Actress Sophia Loren had an unexpected and unusual connection to Beninto Mussolini, the Italian dictator. Her sister actually married Mussolini's son.
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Negev Desert Rocks Hold Drawings That Offer A Look At Life 6,000 Years Ago
Pre-historic art is a connection to ancient humanity, and Negev Desert rocks hold drawings that offer a look at life 6,000 years ago.
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These Body Parts Of Galileo Galilei Are On Spectacle Today At A Museum
Nestled among priceless scientific treasures in the Galileo Museum is a shocking oddity: Three fingers from Galileo's right hand and a tooth are on display
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Genghis Khan Rewarded The Man Who Almost Killed Him In The Most Unusual Way
Genghis Khan was almost killed by an opposing soldier, and ultimately rewarded him in a pretty unusual way. Here's how Khan rewarded Jebe.
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America's Oldest Continuously Operated Chinese Restaurant Isn't Where You Think It Is
Many major cities in the U.S. have thriving and historical Chinatown districts, but the oldest running Chinese restaurant in the U.S. is not in any of them.
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Nostradamus Supposedly Harnessed His Psychic Abilities Using A Trippy Method
Nostradamus is famous for his predictions well into the future, and supposedly he harnessed his psychic abilities using a trippy method.
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This King Tut Theory May Shed Some Light On The Cause Of His Death
King Tutankhamun has become the post-mortem ambassador into the world of Egyptology. A theory has emerged that may shed some light on the boy king's death.
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Sylvester Stallone's Heartbreaking Decision He Was Forced To Make Before His Rocky Fame
Sylvester Stallone used to be so poor he could barely afford food, and was forced to sell his beloved childhood dog. Here's how the dog ended up in "Rocky."
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The Unlikely Cocktail Born In Egypt During World War II
This cocktail has a fascinating origin story: Egypt, Nazi busting during World War II, and world-traveling polyglot and "chemist-turned-barman" Joe Scialom.
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The True Story Of A Finnish WWII Soldier That Lived For Weeks Alone In The Arctic Circle
Aimo Koivunen, survived the winter of 1944 thanks to nothing but sheer will, survivalist knowledge, and a whole lot of drugs.
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How Queen Elizabeth's II Fortune Will Be Divided After Her Death
Queen Elizabeth II not only presides over the United Kingdom, if only as a figurehead, but also controls a significant amount of personal wealth.
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