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The Night Witches: The All-Female World War II Squadron That Terrified The Nazis

The Night Witches decorated their planes with flowers and painted their lips with navigational pencils — then struck fear into the hearts of the Nazis.

Introducing Atomik Vodka: The First Liquor Made From Crops Grown In The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone

Marco Margaritoff

The Chernobyl Spirit Company has three goals: utilize the exclusion zone, stimulate local economies, and make safe, delicious vodka.

Infant Remains Discovered In Sewer System Of Old Catholic Home For Unmarried Women

As many as 796 infants died in St. Mary's home for unmarried women and children. Until now, the site of their remains was unknown.

The Story Behind “The Falling Man,” The Tragic Photo Of A 9/11 Jumper

Though some say the "Falling Man" photo of a 9/11 jumper may depict a man named Jonathan Briley, his true identity remains uncertain.

Inside The Mysterious Lives Of 19th-Century Garden Hermits

In 1800s Europe, real-life humans served as ornamental garden hermits on the estates of wealthy landowners. This is their bizarre yet true story.

9/11 Pictures That Reveal The Tragedy Of America’s Darkest Day

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The terrorist attacks in New York and elsewhere on September 11, 2001 left nearly 3,000 people dead. These 9/11 pictures reveal the faces of the tragedy.

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