Elon Musk's Long History Of Criticizing Twitter
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has made international headlines following his $44 billion purchase of the social media platform Twitter.
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The Time The CIA Overthrew The Government In Guatemala
The CIA has a much maligned reputation and has been associated with a stream of scandals. This is the time the CIA overthrew the government in Guatemala.
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Who Is Ukranian Billionaire Ihor Kolomoisky?
Russian, Ukrainian, and Western forces are clsoely interconnected through individuals like Ihor Kolomoisky. Who is Ukranian billionaire Ihor Kolomoisky?
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What Was Naomi Judd's Net Worth When She Died?
Country singer Naomi Judd, mother of Wynonna and Ashley Judd, has died at age 76. How much was she worth when she died?
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Naomi Judd
Naomi Judd, matriarch of the multi-generational country music family the Judds, has died, according to a statement from her family.
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What Those Symbols On Babylonian Map Of The World Really Mean
Long before GPS in cars and phones, there were maps -- often artistic representations of how the world's physical characteristics were perceived.
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Here's Who Inherited Shoeless Joe Jackson's Money After He Died
It's widely believed that sports have an innate redemptive quality to them -- fair play, teamwork, personal best -- whether track, football, or baseball.
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How Many Times Has Steve Earle Been Arrested?
Many's the artist who has achieved almost unhoped-for success, only to fall prey to the demons that seem to chase them wherever they might go.
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The Papin Sisters' Troubling Crime Brought New Meaning To The Word Gruesome
The prosecutors had it easy when it came time to try the Papin sisters for acting together to commit a brutal double murder in Le Mans in 1933.
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How The Vedas And The Mahabharata Influence Modern Weapons
As humans engage in speculation about the distant past, there are bound to be dots connected to modern times -- perhaps even to modern technology.
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The Careers Of Cheech Marin's Father And Uncle Are The Definition Of Ironic
Cheech Marin is famous for being half of the Cheech and Chong pot-smoking duo, which is why what his father and uncle do for a living may surprise you.
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The Wild Story Of The Man Who Invented The Spork
The Swiss army knife. The multi-tool. The all-in-one survival ax. One item, multiple uses -- in the garage, in the woods, and of course, at the table.
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The Startling Reason Martin Luther King Jr's Family Met With Convicted Killer James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr. is thought to have been killed by James Earl Ray, but the King family disagrees, thinking Ray was part of a broader conspiracy.
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Here's Who Inherited Muhammad Ali's Money After He Died
Muhammad Ali, self titled (though accurately) The Greatest, had a long and successful career in the ring, as well as four marriages and nine children.
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George Harrison's Son Looks Just Like The Famous Musician
George Harrison is famous for being one of the Beatles, and his son has also made a name for himself in music. Coincidentally, he looks just like his father.
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New Research Could Prove A Link Between Humans And Aliens
One of the unique aspects of human beings is the capacity to speculate and philosophize -- what's it all about? More fundamentally, where did it all start?
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The Science Behind Trypophobia Explained
Phobias are not unusual. Whether it has to do with black cats, or heights, or something else entirely -- holes, for instance -- quality of life can be impaired.
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Earth, Wind & Fire Members You May Not Know Have Died
Earth, Wind & Fire made their musical reputation as a blend of several musical genres -- jazz, rock, soul, and more -- with a career from the 1970s to today.
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The NBA Player Who Once Played And Scored For Both Teams In The Same Game
You'd think that NBA players can only score for one team per game, but that's not true. Here's the story of a player who scored for two teams in a game.
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This Steely Dan Song Was A Diss Directed At A Beatle
A Steely Dan song was actually a diss track aimed at John Lennon, calling him out of touch and lambasting him for claiming to identify with the poor.
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How Did Babe Ruth Get His Name?
Babe Ruth was one of the greatest baseball players of all time, and the "Babe" name is famous. Here's how the legendary Babe Ruth got his nickname.
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The Science Behind Why Animals Lick Their Newborns
If you've ever observed an animal after giving birth, you may have noticed the mother licking her young. But why do animals do this? Here's the answer.
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Who Is Melissa Tremblay, The Cold Case Murder Victim From 1988?
A decades-old cold case may have finally been cracked by Massachusetts police investigators. So who is Melissa Tremblay, the cold case murder victim from 1988?
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Why Wayne Gretzky's Wife Was Blamed For Him Being Traded To Los Angeles
Wayne Gretzky is undeniably a genuine Canadian gift to the world of professional hockey. Fans were shocked and angry when his trade to L.A. was announced.
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The Unusual Link Between A Lenni-Lenape Chief And 18th-Century New York Politics
What's the connection between the Lenni-Lenape, an indigenous tribe, and a corrupt, long-defunct NYC political institution? The answer might surprise you.
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Who Was The Founder Of Ron And Dan Lafferty's School Of Prophets?
Ron and Dan Lafferty were convicted of the bloody, brutal murders of their sister-in-law and niece, claiming they had been directed to do so by God.
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The Truth About The Most Expensive Comic Book Ever Sold
Comic books were originally designed to be disposable -- created quickly, printed cheaply on inexpensive materials, to be tossed when the owner grew up.
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