Julius Popper, the man who appointed himself the ruler of Tierra del Fuego, was largely responsible for the genocide of a South American tribe
Origins of the Rolling Stones and how they Came up with their First Song
The perfect pets: An ancient-DNA study shows how cats domesticated themselves
In Croaker, Virginia, a farm holds 43 colossal busts of all former U.S. presidents, some with missing noses
The British royal family hid Crown Jewels from Nazis in a biscuit tin
A dazzling tiny dinosaur, its fossil discovered in China, may have had rainbow-colored feathers adorning its head and neck
From Missouri to Oregon, highlights of the Oregon Trail traveled by some 400,000 settlers, miners, ranchers
Aboriginal Australian archaeology findings prompt rethinking of the “Out of Africa” theory
The Aztec macuahuitl, a sword with obsidian blades, was sharp enough to decapitate a horse
After Patricia Neal had a stroke, husband Roald Dahl helped with her therapy, and even invented a new language based on her words
