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The world’s largest aircraft, the Antonov An-225 Mriya (“Dream” in Ukrainian), was destroyed during the early days of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February …
Picture this: It’s 2028. The 22nd Amendment vanishes in some wild constitutional fever dream—maybe sparked by Trump’s endless third-term musings, or perhaps a bipartisan “what …
A dark little legend from the Loire Valley They say it happened somewhere along the looping silver ribbon of the Loire, in one of those …
Imagine a future so far beyond our own that the entire universe has become a single, infinite mind. A mind so vast it contains every …
In July 2025, the singer raised concerns over “premium payouts” made by Michael Jackson’s estate for unrecorded attorney time In a dramatic legal twist that …
Isaac W. Sprague was born on June 21, 1841, in Scituate, Massachusetts, a healthy boy who grew normally until age 12. Then, without warning or …
In December 1960, 12-year-old Howard Dully became one of the youngest victims of America’s most infamous medical procedure: the transorbital “ice-pick” lobotomy, performed by the …
Omar bin Laden, son of the infamous terrorist Osama bin Laden, pulled off one of the most unexpected pivots of modern times. Born in Saudi …
Healed by Fish Skin: The Tilapia Revolution in Burn Treatment In the hospitals of northeast Brazil, a quiet revolution is happening—one that began with a …
For 29 years after World War II ended, one Japanese soldier refused to surrender, convinced the war was still raging. Second Lieutenant Hiroo Onoda, stationed …
