What Really Happened During The 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War?
Less than one year after the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War started in 2020, Armenia filed a lawsuit against Azerbaijan. Here's what really happened.
Read MoreLess than one year after the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War started in 2020, Armenia filed a lawsuit against Azerbaijan. Here's what really happened.
Read MoreIn the West, however, 1969 was the year that would completely overshadow these accomplishments and forever changed humanity's relationship with space.
Read MoreIf all you know about the Norse god Thor comes from Marvel, you might be surprised at some of the myths about him. Discover the real mythology of Thor.
Read MoreRenaissance artist Michelangelo went into hiding in the 1530s and an underground chamber with his sketches was discovered in 1975.
Read MoreThe answer is somewhat subjective, but we can make some pretty good guesses. Here's what might happen if the British royal family got the boot.
Read MoreAs gorgeous as she was, Brigitte Bardot's life wasn't exactly a breeze. From the highs of her career to the lows, this is the untold truth of Brigitte Bardot.
Read MoreLiterary feuds have captured the imaginations of readers for millennia. Here are some of history's feistiest writerly wrangles.
Read MoreJohnny Cash returned to his Christian faith after battling with drugs and became an ordained minister.
Read MoreJane Andrews, who once worked for Sarah Ferguson, murdered her lover after he refused to marry her.
Read MoreOn June 1, 2009, Air France Flight 447 en route from Rio Janeiro, Brazil to Paris, France crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, killing all 228 people onboard.
Read MoreOn the night before he was to be crucified, Jesus went to an isolated place to pray and spend time with his disciples. But where exactly was this location?
Read MoreThe Gnostic Gospels are real, but they weren't really systematically snuffed out (they mostly just faded into history), and you can still read them.
Read MoreYou may be familiar with some of history's ill-conceived medical solutions, such as leeches, but in the 18th century, doctors used electric fish for migraines.
Read MoreCalaway is retired from wrestling though he did don The Undertaker persona once more for a new Netflix interactive movie called "Escape The Undertaker"
Read MoreMore than 90% of all living things are now extinct, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is now ready to call it for several small species.
Read MoreM&Ms are an engineering marvel and do indeed melt in the mouth rather than in the hand, and sometimes fans just don't appreciate what a big deal that could be.
Read MoreWhen you think of Lucille Ball, chances are you think about her shoving heaps of chocolates into her mouth like a well-coiffed chipmunk.
Read MoreSonic Youth's story has been as varied and intricate as their work, following periods of flowing harmony with jarring dissonance.
Read MoreWhen we envision our own demise and all the possible ways it could happen, being literally scared to death isn't usually much of a concern.
Read MoreEven before the fateful ambush by the Japanese that dragged the United States into World War II, Pearl Harbor was still significant.
Read MoreThough known for religious devotion and piety, you may be surprised to learn that some Amish sects allow -- nay encourage -- unwed couples to sleep together.
Read MoreWould you go to a place where you know that there will be a lot of lightning? If you're not faint of heart, you should know about the Maracaibo beacon.
Read MoreOf all the sights in the night sky, comets are perhaps the most spectacular. But just how common are they? Read on to find out.
Read MorePaul McCartney had a valid reason to go barefoot during the photoshoot for the cover of the Beatles' 1969 album Abbey Road.
Read MoreReleased in 1976, "The Omen" centers on an American diplomat (played by Gregory Peck) who believes his adoptive son, Damien, might be the antichrist.
Read MoreIf you've ever made the mistake of absent-mindedly touching a hot surface, you realize quickly how intense and lingering the pain from a burn can be.
Read MoreAs of September 2021, 39 people remain imprisoned at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba as "unlawful combatants" — referred to as detainees and, crucially, not prisoners.
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