In 1961, Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space. However, some conspiracy theorists speculate that the Soviets reached the cosmos on an earlier mission but covered it up because they lost cosmonauts.

The history of the Google name can be traced back to a typo, an incredibly large number, and a nine-year-old boy.

The Gilbert Atomic Energy Lab was one of the more bizarre toys of all time.

According to the interviews with Secret Service agents and White House insiders, JFK's women were often prostitutes supplied by organized crime figures.

Revisiting the crack-smoking, drunk-driving, inexplicable political career of Rob Ford.

Given the genetics of Iceland and the nature of the people who settled it, it’s possible that a large percentage of the first women on Iceland were taken there as slaves.

During the Second Sino-Japanese War, a Japanese newspaper reported on the barbaric killing competition as though it were a sporting event.

Bill Brennan hasn't been seen since he walked out the door of the Stardust casino in 1992 with a huge haul of cash and chips.

The 1,411 gold coins discovered in the Saddle Ridge hoard are worth $10 million dollars. Yet no one knows who buried them.

The data that Elisha Kane recorded in his journal proved to be an invaluable resource for understanding the Arctic conditions.

Captain Henry Morgan was basically Jack Sparrow if Jack Sparrow were cooler.