Sergeant Alvin York became a national hero after he won a shocking underdog victory and captured 132 German soldiers during World War I. But was he truly the hero of this story, or more of a villain?
Burt Reynolds was a beloved leading man, but that didn't mean he had it easy. Off-screen, the actor's life was filled with scandal and disappointment.
With all your other responsibilities, you might feel like you don’t have time for a dog as well. The good news is some dog breeds are easier to care for than others. Let’s take a look at some go-to “easy” pups.
Robert Ford’s life and fate are irrevocably tied to that of Jesse James—yet his name is almost forgotten. This is the untold story of the man who shot Jesse James.
America grew up with Bob Barker, watching him host The Price Is Right. But Barker may not be as squeaky clean as his beloved television persona suggests.
Henry VIII is famous. Not for his ability to rule, but rather his ability to hold down a wife—or have children. However, it seemed having children wasn’t the problem. It was just having children with his wives that he struggled with.
History is usually told by the so-called victor—but not today. Let's take a moment to remember some of the most influential Black folks throughout history.
World War II was a long battle that was filled with equal parts success and suffering. Here are a few of the little-known heroes who brought success.
Although World War I ended over 100 years ago, it continues to define history in many ways. Here are some of the forgotten heroes from that pivotal conflict.
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