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The Worst New York Commuter Train Crashes Were In 1950
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The Worst New York Commuter Train Crashes Were In 1950

As reported by the New York Daily News on February 18th of 1950, it was dark … The Worst New York Commuter Train Crashes Were In 1950Read more

by Damon•October 17, 2023
That Time Santa Anna Held a Funeral for His Amputated Leg
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That Time Santa Anna Held a Funeral for His Amputated Leg

In case anyone needed more proof that history isn’t just a boring list of dates and … That Time Santa Anna Held a Funeral for His Amputated LegRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 16, 2023
History’s Badasses: Boudica
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History’s Badasses: Boudica

“Nothing is safe from Roman pride and arrogance. They will deface the sacred and will deflower … History’s Badasses: BoudicaRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 15, 2023
Israeli Authorities Launch New Investigation of Judean Desert Caves
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Israeli Authorities Launch New Investigation of Judean Desert Caves

  DEAD SEA, ISRAEL – In a surprising turn of events, new fragments of text have … Israeli Authorities Launch New Investigation of Judean Desert CavesRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 14, 2023
Inside the World’s Oldest Mummies
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Inside the World’s Oldest Mummies

SANTIAGO, CHILE – Researchers are using modern medical technology to reconstruct the likeness and understand the … Inside the World’s Oldest MummiesRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 13, 2023
The History Of Immigration Law In America Is Rich And Rolling
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The History Of Immigration Law In America Is Rich And Rolling

Since the dawn of the United States, there have been a few tweaks to our immigrations … The History Of Immigration Law In America Is Rich And RollingRead more

by Damon•October 12, 2023
The First Woman Elected to the United States Senate: Hattie Caraway
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The First Woman Elected to the United States Senate: Hattie Caraway

The first woman ever elected to serve a full term as United States Senator was Hattie … The First Woman Elected to the United States Senate: Hattie CarawayRead more

by AO•October 11, 2023
The Choirboy Bandit Robbed 26 Banks from ’98 to 2002 With Just a Bicycle
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The Choirboy Bandit Robbed 26 Banks from ’98 to 2002 With Just a Bicycle

Arrested in 2002, the Choir Boy Bandit may be one of the most interesting bank robber … The Choirboy Bandit Robbed 26 Banks from ’98 to 2002 With Just a BicycleRead more

by Damon•October 10, 2023
Earliest-Known Cooking Vessels In the World Found in Lybia
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Earliest-Known Cooking Vessels In the World Found in Lybia

Many experts say: cooking is what makes us human. Last week, archaeologists may have found the … Earliest-Known Cooking Vessels In the World Found in LybiaRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 9, 2023
4 Historical Geniuses Who Didn’t Sleep (And One Who Did!)
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4 Historical Geniuses Who Didn’t Sleep (And One Who Did!)

The common rule of thumb from leading health experts is to get a full seven-to-nine hours … 4 Historical Geniuses Who Didn’t Sleep (And One Who Did!)Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 8, 2023

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