Here's How Muhammad Ali Helped Save 15 American Hostages In Iraq
Muhammad Ali was one of the most prominent athletes in the 20th Century. Ironically, one of his most outstanding moments outside the ring is still little known.
Read MoreMuhammad Ali was one of the most prominent athletes in the 20th Century. Ironically, one of his most outstanding moments outside the ring is still little known.
Read MoreIt's been 20 years since that fateful morning of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and tributes have started to pour in. Memorials become more critical now.
Read MoreIn 2001, weeks after the September 11 attacks on the twin towers, John Walker Lindh was captured in Afghanistan. He became known as the American Taliban.
Read MoreFor those of us old enough to remember, September 11, 2001 was a day when everything changed. It also attracted myths, conspiracy theories, and bogus reports.
Read MoreRomulus and Remus, the legendary founders of the Roman empire's capital city, lived harsh lives filled with warfare and murder. This is their legend explained.
Read MoreIn 1940, Dr. Thornwell Jacobs sealed off his Crypt of Civilization, not to be opened for more than 6,000 years. Here's why.
Read MoreAny large movement or organization will have its share of downsides, but the "mega" in megachurches means those downsides can be pretty huge.
Read MoreThe resurrection of Lazarus--the brother of Mary and Martha of Bethany--has made the name Lazarus synonymous with a miraculous return from the dead.
Read MoreThere have been few constants throughout human history. Sadly, throughout our entire existence, war has been an inescapable constant.
Read MoreThe purpose of terrorism is right there in the name. They are designed to sow fear, and the main way they achieve that goal is through destruction and death.
Read MoreYou too can join a pyramid scheme-like cult selling leggings and other apparel for California-based DeAnne Startup (yes, real name) Brady Stidham of LuLaRoe.
Read MoreOne question about which there is little ambiguity is whether or not President Abraham Lincoln ever owned slaves.
Read MoreNestled 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
Read MoreThe Carrington Event was one of the biggest solar outbursts ever seen. Electrical systems around the world were disrupted. Here's what happened.
Read MoreWe find snipers fascinating because they're shrouded in mystery. Hidden, calm, and coolly professional, they bide their time and strike with deadly force.
Read More'Louisville Slugger' is a reference to a baseball great from Kentucky. That legend was Pete Browning, who shined on the field in the late 19th century.
Read MoreThroughout the Bible, women have either experienced enormous injustice, been vilified, or exalted. But, by and large, their importance has been overlooked.
Read MoreWeapons have been with humanity from its earliest days. It seems that with each passing century, humans find newer and more efficient ways to kill each other.
Read MoreMuhammad Ali was looking for spiritual guidance, and when he heard Malcolm X's speech during an event, he was deeply impressed by the activist.
Read MoreStrappado was used to torture witches, heretics, and more during the Inquisition. The method is simple but just as brutal as any other device or mechanism.
Read MoreFatal accidents can and do happen at water parks, and sometimes the guest was simply the victim of a problem they had no control over.
Read MorePresident Jefferson appointed two men -- Meriwether Lewis and William Clark -- to assemble a team to explore the region and return to Washington with notes.
Read MoreSEAL Team Six — an elite Navy team — were tasked to either capture or kill Osama bin Laden, the mastermind behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Read MoreHitler was determined to make Germany self-sufficient and produce its own whale oil, and Antarctica became crucial for his plans.
Read MoreThe man at the center of it all was an NYU-educated lawyer with a history of brokering settlements among groups of victims, attorney Kenneth Feinberg.
Read MoreDr. Shakil Afridi is thought to be directly responsible for helping the CIA pinpoint the location of terrorist Osama bin Laden within his compound in Pakistan.
Read MoreThis presidents menagerie included 11 horses, six dogs, five guinea pigs, two cats, one pig, one badger, one macaw, one bear, one hen, one rabbit, and many more
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