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Established in 2010, All That's Interesting brings together a dedicated staff of digital publishing veterans and subject-level experts in history, true crime, and science. From the lesser-known byways of human history to the uncharted corners of the world, we seek out stories that bring our past, present, and future to life. Privately-owned since its founding, All That's Interesting maintains a commitment to unbiased reporting while taking great care in fact-checking and research to ensure that we meet the highest standards of accuracy.

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Oldest-Known Homo Sapiens Fossils Found in Morocco

Oldest-Known Homo Sapiens Fossils Found in Morocco

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The "cradle of mankind" is bigger than researchers thought.

Teen Who Encouraged Boyfriend To Kill Himself Now On Trial For Involuntary Manslaughter

Teen Who Encouraged Boyfriend To Kill Himself Now On Trial For Involuntary Manslaughter

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Michelle Carter faces up to 20 years in prison if prosecutors can prove that her words convinced Conrad Roy to end his life.

Man Releases Bedbugs In City Office That Refused To Help Him With His Infestation

Man Releases Bedbugs In City Office That Refused To Help Him With His Infestation

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When Maine officials told a man he was ineligible for assistance with his bedbug infestation, he dumped 100 of the insects on the counter.

Cops Speak Less Respectfully To Black Drivers, New Impartial Study Finds

Cops Speak Less Respectfully To Black Drivers, New Impartial Study Finds

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Cops use less respectful language when speaking to black drivers than white drivers, a new Stanford study found using computer algorithms.

After His $1K Stock Became $2 Million, 98-Year-Old Russ Gremel Gives It All To Wildlife Sanctuary

After His $1K Stock Became $2 Million, 98-Year-Old Russ Gremel Gives It All To Wildlife Sanctuary

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Russ Gremel bought $1,000-worth of Walgreens stock 70 years ago. Now, the Chicago native is giving his entire fortune to protect wildlife.

Alabama Is The Only State Still Celebrating The Confederacy With Jefferson Davis Day

Alabama Is The Only State Still Celebrating The Confederacy With Jefferson Davis Day

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Despite a national move away from celebrating Confederate figures, Alabama insists on continuing celebrations of the men who led the South.

Poachers Murder Two Blind Lions One Year After Release From Circus

Poachers Murder Two Blind Lions One Year After Release From Circus

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As demand for big cats increases, animal sanctuaries are increasingly vulnerable to poachers.

Man Outraged At Women-Only “Wonder Woman” Screenings Gets Perfect Response From Mayor

Man Outraged At Women-Only “Wonder Woman” Screenings Gets Perfect Response From Mayor

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The Mayor of Austin had some choice words for a man angered by women-only screenings at an Austin, Texas, movie theater.

This New Machine Sucks CO2 From The Air And Uses It To Grow Vegetables

This New Machine Sucks CO2 From The Air And Uses It To Grow Vegetables

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A Swiss company has opened the world's first commercial facility that removes carbon dioxide from the air and then uses it to grow plants.

Newly Discovered Glass Frog’s Beating Heart Is Visible Through Its Chest

Newly Discovered Glass Frog’s Beating Heart Is Visible Through Its Chest

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Hyalinobatrachium yaku, a new species of glass frog, has such clear skin that researchers can observe its tiny heart beat through its chest.

This Week In History, May 28 – June 3

This Week In History, May 28 – June 3

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New Tiananmen Square photos, uncovered WWII bombers, Hemingway's love letters, Australia's faceless fish, Earth's mass extinction event.