These thirty-two interesting facts about New York highlight the hidden gems and weird trivia behind the biggest city in the United States.

Stephanie Smith's warehouses were described as fortress-like and had been outfitted with a 12-foot metal rolling fencing, fortified doors, and large concrete walls.

"I feel a lot better. It's not regret," Jace Crehan said. "Is it remorse? I'm not sorry for what I did."

From the bizarre to the creepy, the history of dentistry reveals some tools and procedures that will terrify you even today.

"It is factually, so far as we have been able to establish, without legal precedent in criminal law."

While no one knows for sure why the Kindlifresserbrunnen was built, there are several theories as to why a child eating statue could be there.

These warships from the Battle of Leyte Gulf were found in late November by a team led by billionaire and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.

Carl Wilhelm Scheele ranks as one of the greatest chemists of all time, but he paid a terrible price for this distinction.

The Landkreuzer P. 1000 Ratte would have been the largest, heaviest tank ever created.

St. Nicholas of Myra was known to be both wealthy and very generous, traits that inspired the story of Santa Claus.

When asked what he is doing with a teenager in his hotel room, Ralph Shortey said, "We were just hanging out, talking about life and stuff."