'Trials Of The Century' You Probably Forgot About
For centuries, we have had more than our fair share of trials that became national obsessions. Here are some 'Trials of the Century' you probably forgot about.
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How Fireworks Were Invented (And Why We Use Them To Celebrate)
Fireworks are used for celebrations of all kinds across the world, but how were they invented, and why are they used for this purpose? Here's the story.
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Battles That Changed The Course Of History
From ancient times to the 20th century, countless battles have forever altered our way of life. Here are some of the battles that changed the course of history.
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What Is Eid Al-Adha And How Is It Celebrated?
The Islamic celebration Eid al-Adha marks the the conclusion of a pilgrimage made by many Muslims to Mecca, Islam's holiest site. Here's how it's celebrated.
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The Last Thing Jackie Said To JFK Before He Died
After President John F. Kennedy was shot on November 22, 1963, his wife Jackie whispered some heartwrenching lasts words to him. Here's what she said.
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What Happened To The Titanic Captain's Daughter?
Captain Edward John Smith, who helmed the Titanic when it hit an iceberg and sank to the bottom of the ocean, left behind a daugther. What happened to her?
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The Daring Underwater Rescue Of Pisces III In 1973
In August 1973, a commercial submersible called Pisces III sank more than 1,500 feet underwater. Here's the story of its daring underwater rescue.
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The Worst Things The Kennedy Family Was Ever Accused Of
From assassinations to organized crime, the Kennedy family has been accused of crossing every legal and moral line imaginable.
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Why The Titanic Isn't Crushed
On April 15, 1912, the Titanic sank into the depths of the North Atlantic Ocean. So why hasn't it been crushed yet? Here's the science that explains it.
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11 Of The Strangest Monsters In Roman Mythology
The far-flung corners of ancient Rome gave rise to folk tales of strange monsters, from fire-breathing giants to a decidedly odd take on the unicorn.
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How Many People Have Been To The Titanic Wreckage?
Since the discovery of the wreckage of the Titanic in 1985, this is how many people have made the journey 13,000 feet down into the Atlantic Ocean to view it.
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Who Was Paul-Henri Nargeolet, The French Titanic Expert Aboard The Missing Sub?
Paul-Henri Nargeolet is a well-known French Titanic expert aboard the missing sub that lost contact with the world on June 17, 2023.
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Can You Still Call For The Time?
Back in the day, before there were smartphones everywhere, there was a number you could call to give you the time. But is it still around? Let's find out.
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How The Hunter Biden Case Could Affect The 2024 Presidential Election
In June 2023, it was revealed that Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, will plead guilty to tax offenses. Here's how it could affect the 2024 presidential election.
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What We Know About The Missing Sub Exploring The Titanic
The Titan, a submersible craft from OceanGate Expeditions, disappeared during a mission to explore the Titanic. Here's what we know about it.
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Native American Historical Figures They Didn't Teach You About In School
Native American figures are grossly underrepresented in too many American history classes, however many have played a very important role.
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How Policymakers Accidentally Made The Great Depression Worse
Amid the Great Depression, the Federal Reserve Bank and the Roosevelt administration attempted to curb the devastating effects it had on the economy.
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IBLP: Where Are The People From Shiny Happy People Today?
Here's what happened to some of the people who spoke about their experiences with the Institute in Basic Life Principles in "Shiny Happy People."
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Why 17, Not 13, Is Considered Unlucky In Italy
Thirteen is considered an unlucky number in the West, but in Italy, 17 is the number that can bring you bad fortune. Here's why this is the case.
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Transgender History Makers They Didn't Teach You About In School
There have been many trans people in history, some of whom were remarkable. Here are the transgender history makers they didn't teach you about in school.
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The Heaviest Drinking Presidents In American History
The highest office in the U.S. has attracted a surprisingly large number of heavy drinkers. Here are the heaviest drinking presidents in American history.
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Are American Presidents Allowed To Get Drunk?
The job of president of the United States is one of many responsibilities, so alcohol might seem like a no-go. But are they allowed to get drunk?
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Hawaii's Red Hill Water Contamination Fiasco Explained
For 75 years, an underground military jet fuel storage facility in Honolulu was leaking, This is Hawaii's Red Hill water contamination fiasco explained.
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The Stories Behind Some Of The First Color Photos Ever Taken
Behind every photo is a story. Here are some of the stories behind some of the first color photos ever taken.
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Deadliest Catch: The Tragic Sinking Of The Scandies Rose
The Scandies Rose of the "Deadlist Catch" sank on New Year's Eve 2019, and only two of the seven passengers survived. Here's the full story.
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Saints Who Predicted Their Own Deaths
Many saints were gifted with the gift of premonition and were able to fortell future events, including their own deaths.
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What Does BMX Stand For And When Did It Start?
BMX bike racing and culture was started by kids and evolved into an Olympic sport. Here's when it all began and what the letters BMX stand for.
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