The Greatest Prank Phone Calls In History
These are some of the best prank calls ever recorded.
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Read MoreThe L.A. Four were caught on helicopter video pulling a white truck driver from his vehicle in broad daylight and beating him within inches of his life.
Read MoreOver the course of his tenure, FBI founding director J. Edgar Hoover amassed information on any number of public figures, including The King -- Elvis Presley.
Read MoreThe world's oceans remain enormous areas of mystery -- great depths, great forces, great challenges. Part of the mystery is the fate of ships lost at sea.
Read MoreAbraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, had a deep love for animals. When his wife, Mary, was asked about his hobbies, she replied, "cats."
Read MoreMost people know of Anna Sorokin as the fake German heiress who conned her way through New York society. Here's the truth about her art career.
Read MorePoliticians are frequently judged on a wide array of factors, including their experience, their positions on crucial issues, and their family life.
Read MoreAmy Archer-Gilligan ran a nursing home in Windsor, Connecticut, and is thought to have poisoned between 20 and 100 of the elderly people left in her care.
Read MoreThese are the stories that make Americans proud of their history. Here are some things you may not know about the American Revolution.
Read MoreThe hardships of the Oregon Trail claimed the lives of several people who set foot on it. The two primary causes of death were accidents and disease.
Read MoreFootball helmets are serious business, with some companies making just the padding and protection inside, and others designing the perfect protective facemask.
Read MorePerhaps the oldest known civilization in Europe is that of the Minoans on the island of Crete.
Read MoreNearly every gym or fitness center around the world has one of these, but most people using them today would not know its initial origin.
Read MoreIn America, gun ownership is a constitutional right. But other regions of the world have a different approach. Here are the ones with the strictest gun laws.
Read MoreDavid Koresh put the Branch Davidians on the map with a prolonged siege involving the FBI and other law enforcement. But who was his wife, Rachel?
Read MoreTaiwan was a Japanese colony until the end of World War II. Once it was released from Japanese control, the island became a focal point of East Asian politics.
Read MorePeople working in the medical profession are vital to society. But how fake doctors came to be known as quacks has its origin in a dark and dodgy medical past.
Read MoreIn the summer of 1943, the Zoot Suit Riots were a series of attacks made by white servicemen against Mexican-Americans in downtown Los Angeles.
Read MoreIn 1476, a barrel of honey preserving the severed head of Vlad Dracula arrived in Ottoman-controlled Constantinople. But how did he die?
Read MoreIn more ways than one, the Caspian Sea is a body of water that floats between two worlds. But is it actually a sea? This question was actually settled in 2018.
Read MoreFor decades the NFL has strived for parity, all the teams relatively level and enjoying their own time in the spotlight. But there are still dominant teams.
Read MoreThe Xoloitzcuintli, or Xolo for short, has hair so short that it doesn't exist. Better known as the Mexican hairless, the breed has a rich history.
Read MoreThe NBA Dallas Mavericks game that led to a human trafficking case is a sobering account of how easy and fast it can be for perpetrators to claim victims.
Read MoreThe history of the Kansas City Chiefs' original mascot, Warpaint, goes back to the 1960s when a horse and rider rode onto the field to celebrate touchdowns.
Read MoreHere's the truth about David Koresh's tragic early years, from his sadly neglected childhood to his angry, bible-thumping teens.
Read MoreThe Bible is full of dramatic tales of many ancient cities. These biblical cities may have been lost to time, but there's no reason we have to forget them.
Read MoreOnce the beating heart of the ancient Assyrian Empire, Nimrud was lost to the sands for thousands of years. Here are its ancient Assyrian treasures unveiled.
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