• Jason Bonham
    By Felix Behr

    Jason Bonham: The Untold Truth Of John Bonham's Son

    Jason Bonham was just fourteen-years-old when his dad, John Bonham, passed away after a legendary bender of 40 shots of vodka. It was also from that moment that it seemed Jason Bonham would follow the footsteps of his dad, the drummer of Led Zeppelin, and become a drummer in his own right.

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  • nuclear football
    By Tom Meisfjord

    The Untold Truth Of The Nuclear Football

    It's officially known as the "president's emergency satchel," but realistically, that name makes it sound like it has an extra set of Oshkosh overalls and a pack of wet wipes. Maybe that's why it's more widely recognized by its bro-down-heavy, guitar-riff-worthy nickname: the nuclear football.

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  • Excavations of Theras
    By Felix Behr

    The Untold Truth Of The Ancient City Of Thera

    When it comes to ancient volcanic eruptions, Pompeii may have cornered the public imagination. However, Thira deserves a mention for boasting not one site preserved by volcanism, but two: Akrotiri and Thera.

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  • Malala Yousafzai
    By Boshika Gupta

    The Untold Truth Of Malala Yousafzai

    Malala Yousafzai, the young Pakistani activist, rose to fame in October 2012 after a gunman shot her for championing every girl's right to education in her homeland. She was also the youngest person ever to have received the Nobel Peace Prize. This is the untold truth of Malala Yousafzai.

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  • The Navajo Nation flag, adopted on May 21, 1968 by the Navajo Tribal Council
    By Marina Manoukian

    The Untold Truth Of The Navajo Nation

    The Diné, also known as the Navajo Nation, have a long history on the North American continent. This is the untold truth of the Navajo Nation.

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  • Memory
    By Emilia David

    The Untold Truth Of The Mandela Effect

    Have you ever known for sure something happened but when you look it up, you find out that you were wrong? Say, for example, thinking the children's book was called Berenstein Bears and not Berenstain Bears? If you have, then you've fallen victim to the Mandela Effect.

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  • Jimmy and Khan
    By Eric Meisfjord

    The Untold Truth Of Khan The War Dog

    In June 1941, Britain was well into World War II when the puppy was brought home to a delighted seven-year-old boy, Barrie Railton. Soon Khan would be enlisted to serve his country.

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  • midnight terror cave footage screenshot
    By Tom Meisfjord

    The Untold Truth Of The Midnight Terror Cave

    Everybody is tired of being oversold on products. Everyone had that moment during childhood when they purchased an Amazing Sea Monkeys kit, expecting to own a colony of sentient new mer-buddies just like the ones in the ad. So, the name "Midnight Terror Cave" is probably a bit dramatic, right?

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  • berserker
    By Tom Meisfjord

    The Untold Truth Of Viking Berserkers

    We know that Viking berserkers wore a lot of fur, and were probably deep into hallucinogens. That's right -- the ultimate Germanic iron age warrior was basically just a light-up pacifier away from being EDM club trash.

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  • Segways
    By Eric Meisfjord

    The Untold Truth Of The Segway

    The Segway -- a "revolution" in transportation, said some -- was introduced in 2001. It would end up replacing cars, said inventor Dean Kamen. They … didn’t.

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  • Lawyer Thurgood Marshall poses for a portrait on September 17, 1957
    By Natasha Lavender

    The Untold Truth Of Thurgood Marshall

    As chief legal counsel of the NAACP, Thurgood Marshall tried hundreds of cases including Brown v. Board of Education before being appointed to the Supreme Court

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  • daniels
    By Tom Meisfjord

    The Untold Truth Of Charlie Daniels

    Born October 28th, 1936 in Wilmington, North Carolina, Charlie Daniels was a staple of the country music community, having enjoyed a career that spanned more than five decades.

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  • lee
    By Jesse Clark

    The Untold Truth Of Robert E. Lee

    The reality of Robert E. Lee a bit more complex than the popular version. This is the real, complex, often ugly, untold truth of Robert E. Lee.

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  • Dead body wrapped in tarpulin
    By Felix Behr

    The Untold Truth Of Rey Rivera's Mysterious Death

    On May 24th 2006, Rey Rivera's body was found in a disused room annexed to Baltimore's Belvedere, a beaux-arts hotel and Baltimore landmark that had been converted to a condominium in the nineties. He was last seen on May 16th. Sometime in between, he had crashed through the roof of the room.

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  • First car
    By Eric Meisfjord

    The Untold Truth Of The World's First Automobile

    The first car was invented by Henry Ford, who built the quadricycle in a shed behind his house in Detroit. It was a horseless carriage, powered by a gasoline engine, unveiled June 4, 1896. Because 'Murica, right? Not so fast, buckaroo.

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