Almost 40 years before the Holocaust, the concentration camp imprisonment and mass murder of the Herero and Nama people marked the first genocide of the 20th century.

On June 6, 1944, more than 160,000 troops converged on a single stretch of coast to pull off the D-Day invasion, one of the boldest wartime operations in modern history.

According to Anatoly Fomenko's New Chronology, history as we know it was fabricated by Christian scholars. Discover why he believes it and why he's not 100 percent crazy.

Clement Vallandigham was in the middle of demonstrating how another man might have accidentally killed himself — then he accidentally killed himself.

These heartbreaking Jacob Riis photographs from How the Other Half Lives and elsewhere changed America forever.

New evidence has unlocked the mysteries of the ancient Beringian population, a previously undiscovered group of Native Americans.

Crippling anxiety and depression are on the rise among a generation that feels greater pressure to be perfect than ever before.

Ernie Chambers was sick and tired of God's role in causing "widespread death, destruction and terrorization of millions upon millions of the Earth's inhabitants." So he sought a legal injunction.

Despite its exorbitant prices, the new trend of raw, unfiltered Live Water may actually be poisoning those who drink it.

You can probably only picture these famous faces when they were old, but here they are like you've never seen them before.

Opinions aside, here are four objective reasons why Paul McCartney was simply a better Beatle than John Lennon. You'll be surprised.