The Biggest Scientific Discoveries Of 2021
There was a lot of amazing research in 2021, way too much to put in one article, so this list includes the ones with the most "wow" power.
Read MoreThere was a lot of amazing research in 2021, way too much to put in one article, so this list includes the ones with the most "wow" power.
Read MoreIn the mythology of Ancient Greece, Mount Olympus was the home of the primary 12 gods. Is it a real place?
Read MoreHistory changed forever when folks stayed put to grow their crops and began domesticating dogs, goats, sheep, pigs, and eventually cows and horses.
Read MoreThe sleepwalking defense is a way of pleading not guilty, where the perpetrator admits to the act but claims they had no control over their actions.
Read MoreWith 2012's "Lincoln,"Steven Spielberg provided an overview of Abraham Lincoln's final year as president and the policy he enacted in it.
Read MoreIt's usually easy to tell what season it is — aside from how hot or cold it is. All it takes is looking up at the sky and looking for the constellation Virgo.
Read MoreScorpio, also known as Scorpius when the zodiac symbol is referred to as its constellation, lies on the ecliptic between Libra and Sagittarius.
Read MoreThe 1920s ushered in new Christmas traditions but also borrowed heavily from the past. Here are Christmas traditions that were popular 100 years ago.
Read MoreThere are a few places on earth that aren't ruled by a governing body.
Read MoreBob Dole was well known for many things, and always holding a pen in his right hand is one of them. Why did he do this?
Read MoreBob Dole died on December 5, 2021. Dole also left behind a considerable amount of wealth that he accumulated over the course of his life.
Read MoreEvery zodiac sign is thought to bestow certain personality traits. And each of those signs has a Christmas song that speaks to them on an astrological level.
Read MoreMany early Christmas traditions came from older holidays. This is what we know about the earliest Christmas celebrations, and where they came from.
Read MoreIt wasn't until after the turn of the 21st century that presidents riding in cars became a part of daily life for those who hold the office. Who was the first?
Read MoreAfter William Henry Harrison died, a crucial function of the federal government became a matter of debate.
Read MoreThroughout history, varying leaders have been killed for reasons both personal and political. This is how old these people were when they were assassinated.
Read MoreWhich U.S. president holds the distinction of being the first to be photographed? Depending on who you ask, it's a two-way tie.
Read MoreThe constellations we see up in the night sky all have stories behind them, and few of them are as fascinating as the one known as Andromeda.
Read MoreIf you've ever been to a holiday party anywhere in Canada, the United States, or Great Britain, chances are you've sampled some warm and creamy eggnog.
Read MoreThe narrative of Greek mythology certainly has its twists and turns -- deities who are just as flawed as human beings, and sometimes, even more so.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan starts "Dunkirk," the highest-grossing WWII film to date, just as the Germans have trapped French and British forces near the French coast.
Read MorePeople born under the Zodiac sign of Sagittarius, from November 22 to December 21, are said to be magnetic, passionate, adventurous, and intense.
Read MoreAncient Egyptians had a rich culture and believed in living in a harmonious society because of religious beliefs. Here's what their religion was really like.
Read MoreJulius Caesar is remembered for his brilliance as a general, the political power he wielded, and the grim nature of his assassination by those who feared him.
Read MoreThe mythological Benben Stone originates in the Egyptian Book of the Dead, a cheat sheet of spells and rites for the dead to use to navigate the afterlife.
Read MoreAntoine de Saint-Exupéry was an author and aviator best known for his whimsical, world-famous children's book "The Little Prince," which still graces bedtimes.
Read MoreLabor strikes are part of American history, but here's what you didn't know about the first documented labor strike.
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