The Biggest Charity Fraud Scandals In America
Donating to charity feels good, which might explain how some enterprising criminals took advantage of philanthropic urges to line their own pockets.
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The Disturbing Story Of Gigi Jordan, A Pharma Millionaire Who Killed Her 8-Year-Old Son
The disturbing story of Gigi Jordan - a Belgian pharma millionaire who killed her 8-year-old autistic son.
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The Royal Navy Has A Warship Still In Service That Is Nearly 300 Years Old
The Royal Navy still uses a warship that's been operational for 300 years. Here's the story of the HMS Victory and how it's still in service.
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The Mysterious 1961 Death Of The Second Secretary-General Of The United Nations
Was former U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjörd murdered for defying the West? The jury is still out, but pieces of the puzzle suggest very dark conclusions.
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The Horrific Sunshine Skyway Bridge Disaster
The horrific Sunshine Skyway Bridge disaster over Tampa Bay happened in 1980 when a freight ship crashed into a bridge support. Thirty-five people died.
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The Tragic Story Of The Reverse Underground Railroad
The Underground Railroad helped slaves escape, but another network was working parallel. Here's the tragic story of the Reverse Underground Railroad.
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Every State Nickname Explained
Every U.S. state has a nickname, with several states having more than one. Here, we take a look at the stories (and theories) behind these famed state monikers.
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Michael Jackson And Princess Diana's Lone Meeting Sparked A Lifelong Friendship
Michael Jackson and Princess Diana had a unique friendship based upon a single meeting. Here's what their friendship was based on.
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Opera Nazionale Balilla: Fascist Italy's Version Of The Hitler Youth
Like German's Hitler Youth, fascist Italy had its own state-sponsored youth group, known as Opera Nazionale Balilla, more commonly referred to as just Balilla.
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The Fabled Meeting Of Two Of The Most Prominent Native Americans In Colonial History
Two of the most prominent Native Americans in colonial history, Pocahontas and Squanto, once allegedly met each other. This is the story of that fabled meeting.
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The Feud Between Misfits' Glenn Danzig And Jerry Only Explained
The Misfits are generally regarded as horror punk icons. They're also well known for feuding. Here's a break down of Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only's many clashes.
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Why The Japanese Government Is Offering Families A Windfall Of Cash To Leave Tokyo
Japan has an ongoing struggle with population issues, which is why the Japanese government is offering families a windfall of cash to leave Tokyo.
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How Pyramid Scheme Failures Led To Civil War In Albania
Pyramid schemes are never a good idea, but in the case of Albania in the 1990s, failed pyramid schemes actually led to civil war in the country.
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Mob Boss Killer Anthony Camello's Connection To QAnon
Anthony Camello killed mob boss Francesco "Franky Boy" Cali in what at first seemed like a mob hit. But Comello's motive had to do with a connection to QAnon.
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The Most Notorious Mob Murders In History
American mobsters have long since intrigued the public with tales of murder, extortion, and drug dealing. Here are the most notorious mob murders in history.
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Tragic Details About The War Of The Triple Alliance
In the mid-1800s, Latin America was wracked by the bloodiest war in the region's history. Here are some tragic details about the War of the Triple Alliance.
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Animals That Have Been Considered Sacred Throughout History
Since prehistoric times, animals have been endowed with godly attributes by civilizations. Here are animals seen as kin, tricksters, or gods of the afterlife.
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Inside The Ugliest Brawl In Major League Baseball History
Baseball isn't known for its knock-down, drag-out fights, but that didn't stop a heated rivalry from erupting into the ugliest brawl in sports history in 1965.
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What Actually Happened To The Species Of The Ice Age
Some animals adapted well to the last ice age, while others died out entirely. What exactly happened to woolly mammoths, gray wolves, and ancient humans?
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Howard Hughes' Alleged Plot To Rule Las Vegas
There was also the time he (more or less) tried to buy Las Vegas. While this is admittedly hyperbolic, he did buy a lot of it.
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Scientology's Bridge To Total Freedom, Explained
The Bridge to Total Freedom promises higher states of being, but it's reportedly not all it's cracked up to be. Here are the stages of Scientology, explained.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Lisa Marie Presley
Someone like Lisa Marie Presley, the sole child of the King of Rock n' Roll, could have disappeared in her father's shadow, but she didn't. Here's her story.
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Five Classical Musicians Who Hated Their Own Work
We know the story by now, right? A musician releases a song, it gets popular, but the musician actually hates it. Here are some examples from classical music.
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Damascus: One Of The World's Oldest Continually Inhabited Cities In The World
People have lived in and around Damascus for 11,000 years or more. Here's what you should know about this amazing, historic hub of humanity.
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Tragic Details About The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
During WWII, Jewish prisoners attempted a number of failed uprisings, including one in 1943 after being imprisoned in a Polish ghetto.
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The Most Controversial SNL Skits Of All Time
Controversies surrounding "SNL" will always lie with their sketches. Let's take a look at the individual skits that had viewers crying foul the all-time most.
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Brave Belt: The Short-Lived Band That Would Become Bachman-Turner Overdrive
The successful musical collaboration between the two Bachman brothers began before Bachman-Turner Overdrive ever took the stage. Here's the story.
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