The Truth Behind The World's First Ferris Wheel
The Ferris Wheel became the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition's big attraction, with the ability to hold over 2,000 people per ride.
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Nepal's Infamous Serial Killer 'The Serpent' Is A Free Man
Alleged serial killer Charles Sobhraj, also known as "The Serpent," was recently released from prison in Nepal. Here is why he is out and what's next for him.
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The Mysterious 2014 Disappearance Of William Tyrrell
William Tyrrell, a 3-year-old child from New South Wales, Australia, disappeared in 2014. Here is more information about his disappearance and his case.
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Everest Wasn't Always The Tallest Mountain, And It Won't Be Forever
Mt. Everest is famously considered the tallest mountain in the world, but it wasn't always the tallest, and one day another mountain will replace it.
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Inside The Myth About Removing Nail Polish From A Dead Body
There is always a lot of curiosity when it comes to what happens to our remains after we die. Here is more into the myth regarding nail polish after death.
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Why The I-70 Killer May Have Killed A Man By Mistake
In the case of the so-called I-70 Killer, who was active in the spring of 1992, all of his victims fit a specific profile, with one exception.
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The Hauntings Of Cape May, America's First Seaside Resort
Even if the folksy attractions of Cape May aren't quite your style, after a visit to this seaside town, you might be convinced that Cape May is haunted.
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Why Gurkhas Are Considered The Toughest Soldiers In The World
One fighting force from Nepal, the Gurkhas, which are still active today, continue to command the respect of militaries around the world.
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How Lincoln's Son Was Linked To The Assassination Of Three US Presidents
What history forgets to teach is that Lincoln's son, Robert, bore witness to other presidential tragedies, years after the death of his father.
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This Is The Real Reason The U.S. Expelled The Chagossians From Their Island
The people of the Chagos Archipelago in the central Indian Ocean have been evicted. This is the real reason the U.S. expelled the Chagossians from their island.
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The Complex Acquittal Of Dr. David Moor And The Issue Of Euthanasia
Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide is a topic that is greatly debated. Here is why Dr. David Moor's acquittal in a euthanasia case was very complex.
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The Real Reason We Can't Find Matthew And Luke's Gospel Known As The Q Source
There are different theories about the Synoptic Gospels. One of them may be the real reason we can't find Matthew and Luke's gospel known as the Q Source
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The Mythical Nursing Mother Story That Named The Milky Way
Before there was scientific knowledge, the ancients used myth to understand the world. Here is the mythical nursing mother story that named the Milky Way.
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The Untold Truth Of Chinese Tennis Star Peng Shuai
Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai's career has been very successful, yet a recent accusation has made some worry for her well-being. Here is the untold truth.
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These Are The Gun Laws In The State Of New York
The legislature around firearms in the state of New York are among the most stringent in the nation. These are the gun laws in the Empire State.
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Here's What Bette Davis Thought About The Song Bette Davis Eyes
Legendary actress Bette Davis had a huge hit song written about her in the 1980s, when she was in her 70s. Here's what she thought about the song.
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The True Story Of Charley Ross' Kidnapping
The kidnapping and attempted ransom of 4-year-old Charley Ross was the first sensational child abduction case in U.S. history. Here is the true story.
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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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Queen Elizabeth's Last Official Photo Is Going Viral
Queen Elizabeth died on September 8, 2022. The last official photo taken about four months before her death is going viral.
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Were The Hells Angels Connected To The Waco Shoot-Out?
In May 2015 a biker rivalry turned into an all-out gunfight in Waco, Texas. But if you're suspecting the Hells Angels to be connected, think again.
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The Truth About The Guards Chosen To Carry Queen Elizabeth's Casket Into Westminster Hall
Eight guards were chosen to carry Queen Elizabeth's casket into Westminster Hall as part of their service to the nation.
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Canadian Bears And Indigenous Languages Share This Astounding Link
Researchers have found that "biocultural diversity" links Canadian bears and indigenous languages after a millennia of living in close proximity.
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Where Is St. Dominic Buried?
Saint Dominic died in 1221 and his tomb was improved upon over the centuries following his death. People can still visit the tomb in Italy.
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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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Why King Charles' Profile Will Likely Face Left On Coins Instead Of Right Like The Queen
When the new King Charles III's image is placed on the United Kingdom's currency, his profile will face in the opposite direction of his mother's image.
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Who Really Invented Punk
Punk rock seemed to come out of nowhere in the mid-1970s, but the genre actually had a lot of musical predecessors. Here's who really invented punk.
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Animals That Would Have Gone Extinct Without Zoos
Zoos all over the world are working tirelessly to save endangered animals. Here's are some species that have only survived because of the intervention of zoos.
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