Fourteen years before the fateful maiden voyage of the Titanic, a small town writer predicted the whole thing.

When prohibition was at its height, the government resorted to a desperate plan to scare the public out of drinking bootlegged products.

The man claimed he had supernatural control over the crocs and that they would not hurt him.

Kazimierz Piechowski's daring and heroic escape would be the catalyst for the infamous Auschwitz prison tattoos.

The face behind the mask originally belonged to a Scythian warrior; a race made up of skilled horsemen and archers.

Not only did Violet Jessop survive the sinking of the Titanic and the Britannic, but she was also aboard the Titanic's other sister ship, the Olympic, when it collided with a cruiser in 1911.

How Japan sent bombs thousands of miles across the Pacific and brought World War II to the American homefront.

The bat bomb was designed to terrorize the people of Japan in the most unexpected way.

Scientists have discovered that a Viking grave adorned with swords and axes belonged not to a male, but a seemingly powerful female.

Researchers discovered ancient texts hidden beneath years of writing in the manuscripts at St. Catherine's Monastery.