Here's Who Inherited Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Money After She Died
The late associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, advocated for many causes before she died on September 18, 2020, at the age of 87.
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The Charges Against Julian Assange Explained
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has evaded the U.S. for more than a decade since the publishing of material by Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning.
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Here's Who Inherited Colin Powell's Money After He Died
In October, Powell died of COVID-19-related complications. While he was vaccinated, previous medical conditions left his immune system compromised.
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What Really Happened After Nelson Mandela Died?
Nelson Mandela committed his life to fighting against the South African apartheid system and everything it stood for before dying in 2013, at the age of 95.
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The Biggest Mistakes People Make When Meeting China's Leader
International relations require careful consideration of cultural differences. Here are a few of the biggest mistakes people make when meeting China's leader.
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Inside The Life Of A North Korean Teen
Whether those teenage memories are good or bad, teenage life in the western world doesn't hold a candle to what growing up in North Korea is like.
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What Really Happened After William McKinley Died?
Anyone who recalls their high school U.S. history class could probably tell you about the death of William McKinley. So what happened after he died?
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Whatever Happened To Tipper Gore?
Few vice presidents have a media profile like Al Gore, who served in the Clinton administration. Gore and his wife split after 40 years; where is she now?
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Here's Who Inherited Rush Limbaugh's Money After He Died
Rush Limbaugh died in 2021 at the age of 70, leaving behind an estate estimated to be worth over half a billion dollars, if not more. So who inherited it?
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Surprising Things That Could Get You Executed In North Korea
North Korea is arguably the most autocratic country in the world, ranking dead last on The Economist's annual Democracy Index.
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The Surprising Truth About Uyghur Muslim Refugees In America
The plight of China's Uyghur Muslim population continues to alarm compassionate people around the globe. What has the United States done to help?
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Jimmy Carter's IQ Might Surprise You
Jimmy Carter rose from a humble American background in Georgia to become one of the best-loved presidents of the 20th century.
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Here's Why You Probably Wouldn't Survive Inside A North Korean Prison
North Korea imprisons both foreigners and its own citizens with terrible brutality. Here's why you probably wouldn't survive in a North Korean prison.
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Inside Greta Thunberg's Life Today
Back in 2019, Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg was a household name for many people after an impassioned speech about climate change to the United Nations.
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Here's What It's Like Serving On The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court constitutes one of America's three branches of government, thus representing a vital component in the country's separation of powers.
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The Truth About Princess Mako's Marriage To A Commoner
The marriage of Princess Mako and Kei Komuro made the Japanese royal family smaller. This is the truth about Princess Mako's marriage to a commoner.
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What You Didn't Know About The 1999 Armenian Parliament Shooting
In October 1999, a speech being given by Prime Minister Vazgen Sargsyan was cut short by a group of armed men bursting into parliament.
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What Would Happen If The US Were Invaded
An enemy would have to break through layers of defenses before having a chance at setting foot on U.S. soil. Here's how the U.S. would react to an invasion.
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What Was Colin Powell's Net Worth When He Died?
The statement from Colin Powell's family stated, in part: "We have lost a remarkable and loving husband, father, grandfather, and a great American." He was 84.
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Why Blue Crabs Have Caused Clashes Between North Korea And South Korea
The blue crabbing season usually starts in April in the Yellow Sea with peak fishing in June, but illegal crabbing is rampant.
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Did William Howard Taft Really Get Stuck In A Bathtub?
William Howard Taft was the 27th president of the United States and held the office from 1909 until 1913. Taft followed the legendary Theodore Roosevelt.
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How Vladimir Putin Really Feels About Religion
Russian President Vladimir Putin is one of those looming political characters who embodies a certain mystery and power that warrants a little side-eye.
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Enemies Of Putin Who Have Died
Since Vladimir Putin became Russia's president, dozens of journalists have been murdered and many of his critics have ended up dead. Here are just a few.
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Here's Why Hitler Was Rejected From Art School
Rejected from school and unable to pay rent, Hitler landed in a homeless shelter and was eventually reduced to doing what all failed artists do: making kitsch.
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Why We Still Don't Know What's In North Korea's Secret Room 39
North Korea has a lot of secrets, but few are more dastardly than the goings on behind the door of Room 39. Here's some of what North Korea does in that room.
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Here's What Would Happen If Britain Got Rid Of Their Monarchy
The answer is somewhat subjective, but we can make some pretty good guesses. Here's what might happen if the British royal family got the boot.
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The Truth About Salvador Dali's Politics
Surrealists supported communism and the French Communist Party, which Dali seemingly believed in as well. But he soon developed a fascination with fascism.
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