Japanese Americans Who Resisted Internment During WWII
Japanese Americans who resisted internment during WWII faced many challenges. Here are the stories of a few of those brave individuals.
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What Really Happens If You Kill A Bald Eagle?
Bald eagles are the U.S. national bird and were once near to extinction due to environmental factors. Laws put in place to protect the birds still exist.
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Lyncoya: The Tragic Story Of Andrew Jackson's Adopted Creek Son
Former U.S. president Andrew Jackson adopted a Native American child, the historical truth of which is largely a mystery. Here is the tragic story of Lyncoya.
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What Happened To The Police Officers Who Assaulted Rodney King?
For many Americans, one of the most memorable events of the 1990s was the 1991 assault of Rodney King. What happened to the police officers that attacked him?
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How Robin Williams Was Almost The Joker And The Riddler
Hollywood's history is littered with stories of near-miss casting, either because of fate or refusal or something else entirely. Add a Batman story to the list.
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True Crime Expert Weighs In On Bed-Wetting & Childhood Trauma In Serial Killers - Exclusive
Is there some way to tell if someone is going to turn out to be a serial killer? True crime expert Mike Oh from That Chapter weighs in.
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The Japanese Restaurant That Has Monkeys For Waiters
Other cultures may have institutions or traditions unfamiliar to us. One of these is this restaurant in Japan that has monkeys as waiters.
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Why Phil Collins Can't Stand Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page
Jimmy Page and Phil Collins are two of rock music's giants who collaborated on 1985's Live Aid Zepplin reunion. Here's a look into why Collins can't stand Pag.
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Some Divorces In The Middle Ages Were Handled In An Unusually Violent Way
Many marriages begin with hope, with joy, with commitment -- and many come to an end in court. The Middle Ages handled such cases a little differently.
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The Tragic 2020 Death Of Elvis Presley's Grandson
On July 12, 2020, Elvis Presley's grandson, Benjamin Keough, then 27 years old, died. Here's the story of this tragic death and the likely causes.
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1950s Retail Stores At Disneyland Were A Lot Different Than They Are Today
Disneyland looks a lot different today than it did in 1950, partly due to the retail stores available in the park. These were some of the stores back then.
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What Was Sara Weaver's Life Like After The Ruby Ridge Standoff?
During the siege, 16-year-old Sara Weaver stood within feet of her mother as she was struck by a sniper's bullet. Here's her life after the Ruby Ridge standoff.
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Why The Scout Who Discovered Derek Jeter Quit His Job
Hal Newhouser, a baseball scout for the Houston Astros, once scouted Derek Jeter for the Astros, but they refused to sign him. Here's why he quit his job.
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Inside The Tense Relationship Between Kirk Douglas And Stanley Kubrick
Artists, as a group, have a stereotypical reputation for being unwavering, uncompromising. So when two cinema greats decided to collaborate, there were fights.
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Arnold Rothstein's Murder Is Still Unsolved Nearly A Century Later
On November 4, 1928, Arnold Rothstein — gambler extraordinaire, money man for the mob, and political fixer— stumbled out of a Midtown Manhattan hotel.
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Tragic Details Found In The Autopsy Of William Shatner's Wife
Although William Shatner has found considerable success on the small screen, intense personal tragedy, in the death of his wife, has also found him.
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The '90s Basketball Star Michael Jordan Admired Most
Michael Jordan has offered a lot of praise for this 1990s contemporary, an all-time great center who won two titles of his own in the mid-1990s.
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The Civil War's Most Notorious Female Spies
When the Civil War broke out, secret agents were important to both the Union and the Confederacy. Interestingly, a good number of them were women.
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Government Protests In Sri Lanka Explained
Sri Lanka has exploded into the headlines, as civic unrest manifested itself in opposition to the ruling family, inflamed by skyrocketing inflation.
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Who Is Gotabaya Rajapaksa, The Ousted President Of Sri Lanka?
What is now the nation of Sri Lanka has over 2,500 years of recorded history, but few of those years are as turbulent as recent events that are unfolding.
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What Would Happen If Russia Tried To Take Alaska Back?
Russia has called for the United States to return Alaska, but the reality of that isn't too simple. What would happen if Russia tried to take Alaska back?
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The Real-Life Murders That Inspired Agatha Christie's Mysteries
Agatha Christie penned over 150 short stories and 66 novels, and you may wonder how could she possibly come up with so many plots! Here's where a few came from.
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Audrey Hepburn's Sons Tragically Feuded Long After Her Death
Half-brothers Sean Ferrer and Luca Dotti feuded over their mother's estate.
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The Most Spectacular Shipwreck Treasures Ever Found
The lure of sunken treasure has been part of human nature as long as ships have plied the seas. Here are the most spectacular shipwreck treasures ever found.
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The Story Behind Why Tyler Hadley Murdered His Parents
In 2011, 17-year-old Tyler Hadley was hosting a party at his parents' home in Florida, when he pulled his friend aside and confessed to something unspeakable.
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How Every Breath You Take By The Police Changed Meanings After Its Release
The Police's song, "Every Breath You Take," has been one of the most recognizable tunes since its release, but the meaning behind its lyrics is more obscure.
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Here's How Ancient Goths Are Connected To Modern-Day Goths
How is it possible that goth is both a person in black makeup listening to Bauhaus and the Germanic tribes who attacked Rome? Let's find out.
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