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Rarely Seen David Attie Photos Offer A Glimpse Into Truman Capote’s Brooklyn

Rarely Seen David Attie Photos Offer A Glimpse Into Truman Capote’s Brooklyn

David Attie was a photographic unknown for decades. A dig through his home changed that.
NYPD Officer Who Murdered Eight People For The Mob Dies In Prison

NYPD Officer Who Murdered Eight People For The Mob Dies In Prison

Murderer Stephen Caracappa — also known as the "Mafia Cop" — died in prison Saturday.
$2.4 Million-Worth Of Gold Bars Found In Tank Purchased On eBay

$2.4 Million-Worth Of Gold Bars Found In Tank Purchased On eBay

Nick Mead got a real bargain on eBay.
Just-Discovered 14,000-Year-Old Settlement May Require Revising History Of North America

Just-Discovered 14,000-Year-Old Settlement May Require Revising History Of North America

The history books may have to be revised.
The 5 Most Important Battles That Shaped Modern America And Europe

The 5 Most Important Battles That Shaped Modern America And Europe

These are some of the most decisive, tragic, and bloody clashes in history.
This Week In History, Apr. 2 – 8

This Week In History, Apr. 2 – 8

“It feels like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. I was living a lie."
4 Times Reality TV Shows Prompted Murder

4 Times Reality TV Shows Prompted Murder

Reality TV shows are notorious for pushing people to the brink — and sometimes to murder.
21 Of The World’s Most Bizarre Weapons

21 Of The World’s Most Bizarre Weapons

From the Nazi sun gun to the U.S. bat bomb, these are history's most outlandish weapons.
The 1925 Ku Klux Klan March On Washington

The 1925 Ku Klux Klan March On Washington

In August of 1925, 60,000 Ku Klux Klan members marched to the White House to display their ever-increasing numbers across America.
Japanese Expedition Kills 333 Whales, Defying International Law

Japanese Expedition Kills 333 Whales, Defying International Law

Officials disagree on whether or not this controversial practice is unfairly maligned.
This Week In History, Mar. 26 – Apr. 1

This Week In History, Mar. 26 – Apr. 1

Low WWII awareness in Japan, Egyptian mummy unearthed, JFK diary for sale, FDR's ghostwriter, 8,000-year-old art vandalized.