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John Kuroski

Based in Brooklyn, New York, John Kuroski is the editorial director of All That's Interesting. He graduated from New York University with a degree in history, earning a place in the Phi Alpha Theta honor society for history students. An editor at All That's Interesting since 2015, his areas of expertise include modern American history and the ancient Near East. In an editing career spanning 17 years, he previously served as managing editor of Elmore Magazine in New York City for seven years.

Recent Posts

Humans Lived In North America 115,000 Years Earlier Than We Thought, New Discovery Reveals

Humans Lived In North America 115,000 Years Earlier Than We Thought, New Discovery Reveals

Bones unearthed in California suggest that humans lived there 130,000 years ago.

50 David Bowie Photos Even Hardcore Fans Probably Haven’t Seen

50 David Bowie Photos Even Hardcore Fans Probably Haven’t Seen

From Ziggy Stardust to the Thin White Duke, look back on music's biggest chameleon in these photos.

Wild Boars Kill ISIS Militants Just Before They Can Ambush Resistance Fighters

Wild Boars Kill ISIS Militants Just Before They Can Ambush Resistance Fighters

A group of boars killed three ISIS militants who were setting up an ambush against local tribesmen in northern Iraq on Sunday.

47 Photos Of Queen Elizabeth II Way Before She Looked Like Your Grandmother

47 Photos Of Queen Elizabeth II Way Before She Looked Like Your Grandmother

From her World War 2 service to her coronation, these photos of a young Queen Elizabeth II capture her transformation from princess to queen.

The 7 Worst Jobs In The Entire World

The 7 Worst Jobs In The Entire World

There is nothing to envy about the world's worst jobs.

Ernest Hemingway Was A Soviet Spy, Ex-CIA Author’s New Book Claims

Ernest Hemingway Was A Soviet Spy, Ex-CIA Author’s New Book Claims

According to one former Marine and CIA officer, Ernest Hemingway worked for both US and USSR intelligence during and after World War II.

The Bund: The American Arm Of The Nazi Party Before And During WWII

The Bund: The American Arm Of The Nazi Party Before And During WWII

At least 25,000 Americans joined the domestic contingent of the Nazi Party.

NASA’s $1 Billion Probe Just Sent Back Photos of Jupiter Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

NASA’s $1 Billion Probe Just Sent Back Photos of Jupiter Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

The probe's data transmissions meanwhile are rewriting what we thought we knew about the origins of our solar system.

The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising: When The Jews Fought Back Against The Nazis

The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising: When The Jews Fought Back Against The Nazis

Approximately 1,000 Jews would clash with the Nazis over the course of four brutal weeks.

This Dinosaur Looked Like A Chicken And May Have Been Able To Fly, New Discovery Reveals

This Dinosaur Looked Like A Chicken And May Have Been Able To Fly, New Discovery Reveals

A new laser-based technique has found that the Anchiornis might have soared through the Jurassic skies.