The Unusual Link Between A Lenni-Lenape Chief And 18th-Century New York Politics
What's the connection between the Lenni-Lenape, an indigenous tribe, and a corrupt, long-defunct NYC political institution? The answer might surprise you.
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Inside The Murder Of Vladimir Putin's Political Opponent, Boris Nemtsov
Vladimir Putin is suspected of ordering a few suspicious deaths, including that of his political opponent, Boris Nemtsov. Here's a look inside that murder.
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Every Russian Oligarch To Die Since Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine
The recent deaths of a number of Russian oligarchs share some eerie similarities. This is every Russian oligarch to die since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Clarence Thomas: Details About One Of The Longest Serving Supreme Court Justices
He went from a one-parent poor, coastal Georgia home to the vaunted halls of Yale University and the Supreme Court. Here is the untold truth of Clarence Thomas.
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Chewing Gum In This Country Could Get You A Hefty Fine
Chewing gum sounds like a relatively innocuous activity, but chewing gum in Singapore is illegal and could actually land you some hefty fines.
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How Is Genocide Defined?
Genocide has largely been understood as the destruction of an entire group of people. But the nuances of how to prosecute and fully define are largely debated.
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This Move Could Cause Putin To End The War In Ukraine
According to Putin's former chief economic adviser, this move could cause Putin to end the war in Ukraine.
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The Frightening Transformation Of Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin has been in power for nearly 19 years and has gripped Russia with an iron fist. This is the frightening transformation of Vladimir Putin.
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Chilling Details About The Bucha Massacre
When Russia invaded Ukraine, it seemed tragedy was imminent. But few were prepared for what would come. These are chilling details about the Bucha massacre.
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What Happens If A Country Doesn't Repay Its Debt To Other Countries?
Borrowing money happens in big and small ways, but what happens if a country doesn't repay its debt to other countries?
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Is This The Dark Reason Vladimir Putin Rarely Talks About His Daughters?
Vladimir Putin rarely talks about his daughters. Is this the dark reason why the Russian president is so private about his family life?
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The Brooks Brothers Riot Of 2000 Explained
No question: A lot is at stake in a presidential election. Much of the electorate is deeply, perhaps even passionately, invested in the outcome.
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What Did The Dirty Dozen Mean In 1970?
The first Earth Day was part of a burgeoning environmental awareness in the 1970s. And, the Dirty Dozen gave the campaign political clout, and here's why.
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Chilling Details About The Russo-Ukraine War
The Russo-Ukraine war began in 2014 he war initially started in 2014 and has spilled over to present day. Here are some chilling details of the past decade.
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The Real Reason Students Put A Car On Trial In 1970
Many stunts have happened in the name of protecting the environment. One of the most bizarre was when a car was put on trial, and here's why they did it.
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What We Know About Russia's Annual Spring Draft
In light of Russian President Vladimir Putin's controversial 2022 invasion of Ukraine, this semi-annual spring draft has new meaning. Here's what we know.
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Where Did The Phrase Lame Duck Come From?
Most people have heard the term "lame duck" before. But how many people know what it means or where the phrase originates from? Here's what it means.
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How The Republican Party Got Its GOP Nickname
The Republican Party — one of the two dominant parties in American politics — is colloquially referred to by the three-letter nickname "GOP." But why?
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This Country Recently Carried Out The Most Executions In A Single Day
The death penalty is a controversial issue around the world, yet this country recently carried out the most executions in a single day.
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The Hidden Meaning Behind Vladimir Putin's Puffy Coat
Russian President Vladimir Putin's Loro Piana puffer jacket sparks controversy amidst the Russia-Ukraine war.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Madeleine Albright
Albright was the first woman selected to serve as the United States Secretary of State and played a key role in foreign policies at the end of the Cold War.
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What Was Madeleine Albright's Net Worth When She Died?
Madeleine Albright made history when she became the United States' first female secretary of state. She was an accomplished diplomat, educator, and author.
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Who Are Mikhail Gorbachev's Granddaughters?
Mikhail Gorbachev's granddaughters are famous in Russia by virtue of being related to the former Kremlin leader. But who are they?
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Is This How Ukraine Is Successfully Targeting Russia's Top Generals?
The war in Ukraine began on February 24, 2022. But, Russia's leader, Vladimir Putin, underestimated Ukraine as five Russian generals have reportedly been slain.
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This Is How War Propaganda Works
Propaganda. This word has gotten thrown around a lot lately, usually to refer to misinformation, disinformation, and lies. This is how war propaganda works.
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Little-Known Facts About Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter's life is much more than his successes and failures as a president. Here are some little-known facts.
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Famous People Befriended By Vladimir Putin
A polarizing figure, Vladimir Putin has courted friendships with a number of famous entertainers. These are some famous people befriended by Vladimir Putin.
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