Documents about a proposed military plan have come to light surrounding the Vietnam War. The plan was codenamed "Fracture Jaw" and would have implemented nuclear weapons in the Vietnam War as a contingency. The plan would have targeted North Vietnamese positions and supply lines despite
Before their lives came to a sudden end, these nine famous people sat down for one last meal. Some enjoyed fancy dinners in elegant restaurants, while others had something simple and comforting. However, each meal has a story, offering a glimpse into their final hours.
For centuries, the tales of King Arthur have been woven into the cultural fabric of Britain, inspiring legends of chivalry, magic, and adventure. Many sites across the United Kingdom claim connections to Arthurian lore, drawing tourists and historians worldwide to bask in its Mystery. But
St. Augustine, Florida, is the oldest city in the United States. It was founded in 1565 by Spanish explorer Don Pedro Menéndez de Avilés. The city has a rich history that predates the founding of America by over 200 years. With its cobblestone streets and
Victorian workhouses were grim places that were designed as a last resort for extremely poor people. Upon arrival, families were split up. Men, women, and children were sent to separate wards where their personal belongings were confiscated. Inmates were then stripped, washed, and given scratchy uniforms.
Cleopatra, who was the last pharaoh of Egypt, was famous for her intelligence, beauty, and political acumen. While facing exile by her brother, she sought powerful allies to reclaim her throne. Her ambition paved the way for powerful alliances with two of Rome’s most prominent
The Hallaton Helmet is an amazing find that originates from ancient Rome. The helmet was discovered among other artifacts such as coins and even ancient animal bones. Amateur archaeologists in Leicestershire, England, made the amazing discovery. Initially mistaken for a "rusty bucket," this 2,000-year-old Roman
The Viking Age (c. 793–1066 AD) provided us with some of the most feared and fascinating figures in world history—half myth, half metal. They were not just berserkers brandishing axes; they were tacticians, adventurers, monarchs, and even proto-globalists. From the notoriously enigmatic Ivar the Boneless to
Years ago, Shoreham Beach had a surprising artifact hidden away, waiting to be uncovered. That's exactly what Ben Witten, a six-year-old boy at the time, did. He was doing what any boy does, playing in the sand, when he noticed something peculiar. At The Beach Ben noticed
Tales of mythical places have captured the imagination of explorers, archaeologists, and dreamers for many years. While some believe these locations are pure legend, ongoing research and discoveries suggest they may have real-world counterparts. Intriguing evidence supports these discoveries, and you might have your mind
