Science & History
5 Actual Headlines From History That Sound Like Deranged Gobbledygook
We can't let the past die. It's too funny.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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How the Mona Lisa Became Famous (Via Burglary)
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- By Amanda Mannen
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4 Weirdest Stories From The History Of Farts
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- By Cezary Jan Strusiewicz
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The Manhattan Project Was Full Of Soviet Spies
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- By Ryan Menezes
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A ROUNDUP OF INTERVIEWS, DEEP DIVES, & TRIVIA
The 15 Scariest Details of the Tuskegee Experiment
Starting in 1932, scientists identified almost 400 black men living near Tuskegee, Alabama who had syphilis and proceeded not to treat them for the next 40 years, literally just to see what would happen.
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- By Amanda Mannen
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12 Scientific Findings About The Filthy Rich & Wealthy
Get rich or die trying ....or just read about the wealthy.
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- By Shea
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Privilege and Parents: The Menendez Brothers Murders
The murders of José and Kitty Menendez by their sons were a little more complicated than a bratty temper tantrum.
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- By Amanda Mannen
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When A Guy Named 'Preserved Fish' Ruled New York City - Wikipedia Deep Dive
Wealthy, powerful, inexplicably named: meet Preserved Fish.
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- By Alex Hanton
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6 Times People Used Their Criminal Skills For Good
Remember when The Mob joined Uncle Sam during World War II?
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- By Justin Crockett
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A Definitive Ranking Of The 15 Coolest Bugs
I have considered all the bugs, and these are the best.
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- By Eli Yudin
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5 Facts About David Koresh And The Cult That Ended In Disaster
David Koresh prophesied a holy war, and then brought one upon himself.
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- By Eli Yudin
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6 Stories You’ve Heard About The Environment (Are Actually B.S.)
Well-meaning lies are still lies.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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Game Of Thrones’ Walk Of Shame Happened For Real
Shame! Shame! Jane! Jane!
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- By Ryan Menezes
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The Story Of America's First Celebrity: Richard Potter
Richard Potter's tours took him across the length and breadth of the United States, and at the height of his career, he was a national icon, more famous than presidents.
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- By Jess Nevins
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Four Loko's Wild Ride Into Illegality
You're telling me 24 ounces of 12 percent alcohol energy drink is... dangerous?
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- By Eli Yudin
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