Animal Body Parts Shockingly Great For Human Health
There are tons of unexpected, and legitimate, medical uses for the weirdest, most disgusting parts of all sort of animals.
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The Biggest Mistakes People Make When Meeting The Pope
Meeting the pope is a big deal, and there is a list of do's and don'ts of etiquette. However, despite the rules, people still make mistakes.
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The Controversial History Of Dungeons & Dragons
Why was Dungeons & Dragons condemned as a tool of the devil? Here's the controversial history of Dungeons & Dragons.
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Why Theodore Roosevelt Was One Of America's Coolest Presidents
And of all the presidents in United States history, none were as historic, noble, and downright cool as Theodore Roosevelt.
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The Disturbing True Story Of The Waverly Hills Sanatorium
Here are just some of the horrible things that have led to Waverly Hills Sanatorium's reputation as a hotbed of unquiet spirits.
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Who Was Mordecai From The Bible?
The Bible tells Mordecai's story in the Book of Esther. The cousins worked together to save the Jews from slaughter, leading to the Jewish holiday of Purim.
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The History Of The Beatles' Yellow Submarine Is More Complex Than You Realize
The Beatles' "Yellow Submarine" is a whimsical, childlike song, that was a big hit for the band, but the history is more complex than you realize.
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Famed Occultist Aleister Crowley's Secret Life As A World War I Spy
Famed occultist Aleister Crowley was into many things, from Buddhism to mountaineering. He also likely had a secret life as a World War I spy.
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Who Owns The White House?
The White House is an iconic part of the United States that was built on the orders of George Washington. So who owns it? You might be surprised.
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Why Did The US Enter WWI?
In the early days of the Central Powers aggression ahead of World War I, U.S. leadership was adamant about not getting involved. This is why the US entered WWI.
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Famous Things Defaced By Tourists
The act of vandalizing places that are deeply meaningful to the human experience is sadly commonplace. Here are some of the most glaring examples.
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Richard Nixon's Daughter Is Married To Another Former President's Grandson
Former President Richard Nixon might be infamous for the Watergate scandal, but his daughter famously married another former head of state's grandson.
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The Disturbing Truth About Pharmacies In The 19th Century
These days, though not perfect, the pharmaceutical industry is well-regulated. However, in the 19th century, the truth about pharmacies was pretty disturbing.
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The Unexpected Origin Of Elmer's Glue (And Who It's Named After)
Elmer's Glue comes from an unlikely company -- one that makes dairy products. That company's mascot was integral in how the glue became known as "Elmer's."
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Who Is Job From The Bible?
The Book of Job is one of the most discussed and debated parts of the Bible, and for good reason. So who exactly is Job? Here's the full story,
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Incredible True Stories Of Black Soldiers In The American Civil War
Often overlooked, Black soldiers were some of the most courageous participants of the American Civil war. These are a few of their incredible true stories.
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Henry Ford's Family Tree Explained
Ford Motors is currently the fifth most successful family run corporation in the world. Roots run deep for Henry Ford, an American farm boy turned businessman.
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The True Tales Of Australia's Most Notorious Bushrangers
Back in the 18th and 19th centuries, Australia was full of notorious bush rangers on the run from the law, and their true tales are incredibly wild.
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The Reason People Used To Have To Get Blood Tests Before Marrying
Years ago, people used to be required to get blood tests before marrying in the United States. As of 2019, that's no longer the case - here's why.
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What Life Was Really Like For Women In Ancient Egypt
From the importance of alcohol to matters of makeup, here's what life was really like for women in Ancient Egypt.
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11 Lies Your Teacher Told You In School
Some urban legends are so persuasive, they've even made way into the common classroom, only to be debunked long after they've already been accepted as canon.
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The World's Deadliest Elevators
When things with an elevator go wrong, the only place to go is down. These are the world's deadliest elevators.
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The Crazy Real-Life Story Of 1984 Author George Orwell
Most critics have been forthright in claims that George Orwell's humane articulation of his subjects was genuine. His life experiences informed his fiction.
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What Christmas Was Like In The Victorian Era
While many of the traditions observed now did get their start during the Victorian era, celebrations on both sides of the pond were, well, a bit weird at first.
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The Heartbreaking Death Of Scottie Pippen's Oldest Son, Antron
Basketball great Scottie Pippen is grieving the loss of his first child and oldest son, Antron, who reportedly died on April 18, 2021.
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This Was The First Commercial Airline In History
Created by American aviator pioneer Thomas W. Benoist, the St. Petersburg–Tampa Airboat Line carried over 1,200 passengers from January to May 1914.
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What Happened To Billy Milligan After He Was Acquitted?
On trial for the rape and assault of three women, Billy Milligan used multiple personality disorder as a defense and was acquitted.
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