What Life Was Like For Women In The Mayan Empire
The Mayan Empire rose from a relatively simple hunter-gatherer society to a time of massive stone structures and complex cities.
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The Last Czar Of Russia, Nicholas II, Was A Dead Ringer For Elizabeth II's Grandpa
Nicolas II and George V are testaments to the power of royal lineages to greatly shrink genetic probability of producing differently-featured offspring.
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The Untold Truth Of Clara Barton
Any one of Clara Barton's achievements would guarantee her place in history. The fact she did it all is astonishing. Here's the untold truth of Clara Barton.
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Strange Food Fads Of The 1950s
While folks of the '50s had smaller portion sizes to thank for their svelte physiques, it still doesn't mean that some of the stuff they ate wasn't gross.
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The Devastating Truth About Anne, Queen Of Great Britain's Children
Anne, Queen of Great Britain, became pregnant 17 times, but sadly none of them survived into adulthood.
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Why Wallis Simpson Is The Reason Elizabeth II Is Even Queen
In the centuries they've ruled over nations and colonies, there have been shake-ups, especially when the desires of a monarch outweighed their sense of duty.
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The Tragic Same-Day Death Of Teddy Roosevelt's Wife And Mother
In February 1884, years before he became president, Theodore Roosevelt suffered a double loss with the deaths of his wife and mother.
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Why Members Of The Royal Family Are Buried In Coffins Lined With Lead
It should come as no surprise that when it comes to matters of death and burial, the reach of royal tradition extends even to the great beyond.
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How The Bush Family Really Got So Rich
From getting their start in the oil business, to lucrative partnerships, to political prowess, this is how the Bush family got so rich.
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The Truth About The Royal Vault At St. George's Chapel
After the funeral service on April 17, Prince Philip will be privately interred in the Royal Vault of St. George's Chapel in Windsor.
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These Were The Last People To Die In Major Wars
One bit of trivia that is often overlooked in these discussions is the name of the last person to die directly in a war -- the last fatality in the conflict.
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The Tragic Story Of The Paxton Boys Massacres
One of the tragic incidents was the Paxton Boys massacre, when Pennsylvania rebels slaughtered an unarmed Indian settlement amid the heightened tensions of war.
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Over 20% Of People Agree This Is The Most Underrated History Channel Show
The pandemic has people are spending more time indoors than ever, and television watching has accordingly surged by nearly a third compared to 2019.
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The First Person To Successfully Use The Temporary Insanity Defense
In 1859, a congressman shot another man on the street. This is the story of Daniel Sickles, the first person to successfully use the temporary insanity defense.
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The Untold Truth Of The Old West
Much of the romanticized and glorified American Old West is still very much a mystery, so sit back on the porch, poor some whiskey, and let us fill you in.
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What It Was Really Like To Party Like An Ancient Roman
The Ancient Romans are famous for feasting and drinking. Here's what it was really like to party like an Ancient Roman.
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The Untold Truth Of Rosa Parks
Rosa Parks was a civil rights activists who made a lasting impact on history. This is the untold truth of Rosa Parks.
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The Historical Figure That Over 40% Of People Want To Run America
In a time of increasing political polarization and crises, many in the public might well wonder how past historical figures would handle today's challenges.
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The Gunfight That Made Wild Bill Hickok Famous
The McCanles Massacre made James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok a legend , yet no one knows exactly what started the shoot-out or the truth of Hickok's involvement.
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The Morbid Reason The Royal Family Always Packs An All-Black Outfit When Traveling
One example of an unusual royal rule is that members of the royal family are required to bring a spare set of black clothing whenever they go on a trip.
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The Truth About Prince Philip's Unusual Coffin
The prince didn't want to "lie in state" (be on display for the public), and wanted the entire affair to be of "minimal fuss." He also selected a unique coffin.
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Prince Philip Won't Lie In State. Here's Why
Prince Philip would have ordinarily received a state funeral, including the tradition of lying in state, but that is not going to happen.
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Fascinating Facts About Windsor Castle
Twenty-five miles from Central London, on the banks of the River Thames, lie the grounds of Windsor Castle, an opulent residence of the British Royal Family.
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What Really Happened During The 1929 Stock Market Crash
One of the worst parts about the Stock Market Crash of 1929 was that society went from years of optimism and prosperity to disaster in the blink of an eye.
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Who Is The Archbishop Of Canterbury, Justin Welby?
While the Archbishop of Canterbury's name, Justin Welby, might not resonate with everyone outside the United Kingdom, his position certainly does.
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Why The Royal Vault Won't Be Prince Philip's Final Resting Place
Following a church service, Prince Philip will be interred, but it will only be a temporary resting place for the duke.
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What The Union Jack Flag Really Means
The flag of the United Kingdom, known as the Union Jack, is a combination of three flags and one of the most iconic in the world.
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