Here's Who The Stanley Cup Is Really Named After
Hockey has become a sport that transcends nationalities, gathering fans from around the globe, with teams vying for possession of the Stanley Cup.
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The Supreme Court Has Overruled Itself More Than You Think
The United States Supreme Court has heard a wide variety of cases over the years, issuing what seem to be final decisions. Except when they change.
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This Is How Much Kate Bush Is Making From The Running Up That Hill Resurgence
Kate Bush is one of the most beloved and influential British musicians of all time. Here's how much she's making from the Running Up That Hill resurgence.
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What Is The VX Nerve Agent That Was Used To Kill Kim Jong-Un's Brother In 2017?
Few weapons made by man have been so ruthlessly effective and so terrifying as chemical weapons. Here's the nerve agent that killed Kim John-un's brother.
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How Many Wives Did Henry VIII Have?
King Henry VIII is known for having many wives and several mistresses.
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The Reason There Were Once Hidden Wine Cellars Under The Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge is a fascinating feat of astounding architecture. But, beneath the bridge lay cold, damp caves that were once wine cellars full of merriment.
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What It Was Really Like To Be A Titanic Passenger
The sinking of the Titanic is one of the most well-known shipwreck stories in history. What was it like for the passengers on the ship?
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Inside Douglas MacArthur's Words Of Warning To President Kennedy
The voice of experience isn't always heard, even when lives -- perhaps even nations -- hang in the balance. Add to that a historical "what if?"
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Who Was The First Woman To Appear On A Wheaties Box?
Wheaties has a history of putting the best of the best athletes on their cereal boxes. But the first woman on the box may be a surprise as her job was unusua.
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The Invention Of The Jacuzzi Has A Heartbreaking Backstory
Warm water, bubbling from jets beneath the surface, is many people's idea of bliss, a way to relax and unwind. Turns out, the Jacuzzi has medical origins.
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You May Not Have Realized How Rich Alexander The Great Actually Was
At his peak, Alexander the Great's wealth was quite literally unmeasurable. Let's explore where his riches came from, and how much he may have been worth.
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Rutherford B. Hayes' Final Words Were Packed With Meaning
Rutherford B. Hayes served one term as president of the United States, and while he might not rank up there with Lincoln or Washington, he left his mark.
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The First-Ever Olympic Race In History Was Won By Someone You Wouldn't Expect
The first-ever Olympic race wasn't won by a world-renowned runner, but instead by a cook who many would not. have suspected. Here's who won the race.
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How Two Vodou Priests Helped Spark The Haitian Revolution
Haiti is a nation founded on the backs of enslaved people, but here's how two Vodou priests helped spark the Haitian Revolution.
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What Happened To Plato's School, The Academy?
The modern world is full of highly regarded institutions of learning -- Cambridge and Oxford in England, Harvard and Yale in the U.S. And in ancient times?
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Where Is George Washington Buried?
George Washington -- the man who won the American Revolution, the first president of the United States -- surely as revered in death as he was in life.
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The History Of Oklahoma's All-Black Towns
Today, 13 of Oklahoma's all-Black towns remain, and their residents continue to fight for their preservation and believe in their renewal in the 21st century.
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Robert Fulton: The Man Who Changed America Forever With A Steamboat
Engineer Robert Fulton didn't invent the concept of a steamboat, but he perfected it, making the commercial use of safe, steam-driven ships finally possible.
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Things People Get Wrong About The Yin And Yang Symbol
Despite being familiar, there's a lot about the yin and yang symbol that many don't know. These are things people get wrong about the yin and yang symbol.
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Why An Agatha Christie Mystery Might Have Inspired A Real-Life Murderer
Some people will hold that life does indeed imitate art. They usually aren't talking about crime, however -- certainly not about Agatha Christie. Right?
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The Tragic 1885 Death Of Ulysses S. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant is widely credited with bringing victory to the Union during the American Civil War, as well as serving two terms as president.
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Spider Webs Once Had An Important Medical Purpose
Spider webs might not seem very useful to us humans, but they were actually highly important for dressing wounds during the period of the ancient Romans.
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20th Century Comedian Monty Banks Was Forced To Leave The UK For A Sad Reason
Monty Banks, a famous 20th century comedian and silent film actor, was forced to leave the UK for a sad reason. Here's why Banks had to leave.
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How Stephen Hawking's Death Was One Big Coincidence
Stephen Hawking was one of the greatest scientific minds the world has ever known, and his death was part of a number of interesting coincidences.
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How Long Cowboys Legend Roger Staubach Really Served In Vietnam
Roger Staubach is probably most readily remembered as a successful and effective member of the Dallas Cowboys football team. Less known is his military service.
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Chinnamasta Is A Hindu Goddess Known For This Distinct Feature
There are many gods and goddesses throughout world religions. Chinnamasta is a Hindu goddess with a very specific depiction that may leave the viewer perturbed.
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The Biggest Brawls In Football History
The NFL has strict rules against players getting into brawls, but things get out of hand now and then. Here are the biggest brawls in football history.
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