King Narmer unified Upper and Lower Egypt, becoming the first Pharaoh and founding ancient Egypt's dynastic rule, kickstarting history's greatest civilizations.
The bizarre true story of the 1962 Tanganyika Laughter Epidemic, where uncontrollable laughter spread through villages, baffling experts and halting daily life.
Read about the true story of the Battle for Castle Itter, where U.S. soldiers, German defectors, and French prisoners fought side by side against the SS.
Australia’s Great Emu War of 1932: a bizarre conflict where the military faced off against emus and lost, highlighting nature’s unpredictability and resilience.
The remains of 13 Neanderthals were found in Spain's El Sidron cave that revealed evidence of prehistoric cannibalism, originally mistaken for soldiers.
Puglia's ancient 'Thinking Tree' and olive groves, steeped in Roman history and vital to the region, face a severe threat from the Xylella fastidiosa bacteria.
Genghis Khan was known for his military prowess and brutality but also for his strategic and innovative tactics. A look at his childhood and rise to power.
St. Patrick's Day, celebrated every March 17th, is a beloved holiday around the world. The day is filled with lively parades and an outpouring of Irish pride.