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It Took More Than 700 People to Rescue This Man from Germany’s Deepest Cave

Nearly 3,800 feet down a cavern that many call ‘the underground Everest,’ something went terribly, terribly wrong.

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Thomas Jefferson and John Adams

Two Presidents Died on the Same July 4: Coincidence or Something More?

On July 4, 1826, two prominent presidents, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, took their final breaths within hours of each other. Some have wondered if it was somehow planned.

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Timothy Coggins was murdered in October 1983. Until now, his murder was unsolved for 34 years. (Credit: Spalding County Sheriffs Department)

The Hate Crime Solved After 34 Years

In 1983, two men stabbed and dragged a Black man to death for dating a white woman. One of the murderers has finally been convicted.

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Neanderthals hunting

Neanderthals Developed Surprisingly Sophisticated Ways to Hunt

Evidence gleaned from deer bones suggest Neanderthals moved in sneaky, coordinated attacks to spear prey at close range.

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Evel Knievel, 1976

What Drove Evel Knievel to Keep Battering His Body?

Without the death‑defying thrill of jumping, life was boring, he said. But that wasn’t the only reason he kept at it.

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Motorists stop and wave as police cars pursue the Ford Bronco driven by Al Cowlings, carrying fugitive murder suspect O.J. Simpson, on a 90-minute slow-speed car chase June 17, 1994 on the 405 freeway in Los Angeles, California.

O.J. Simpson’s Getaway Car: What Happened to the White Ford Bronco?

One company wanted to hawk tourist rides in it—along the infamous 405 freeway chase route.

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Lorena Bobbitt

Lorena Bobbitt’s 12‑Inch Knife Changed Awareness About Spousal Abuse

When the battered wife snapped and took a blade to her husband’s nether parts, some called her an avenging angel; others, a violent psychopath.

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World War II-era banknotes found under Cotswold Outdoor store in Brighton, England.

Grubby Stacks of WWII‑Era Bills Worth More Than $2 Million Found Under Shop Floor

At the time the money was buried, the property was home to a top tailor who counted Winston Churchill among his clients.

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Doris Payne

Heist Master Doris Payne Swiped Millions in Jewels Over 70‑Year Span

Payne, deciding she was ‘never going to be under the thumb of a man,’ took to a life of crime, traveled the world and mastered the jewel heist.

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Sex and the City

I’m a Carrie!–How ‘Sex and the City’ Riffed on TV’s Four‑Gal‑Pal Formula

Archetypes like the iron maiden tough gal and self‑absorbed sexpot were just starting points, writers of the popular HBO show say.

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Julia Child’s Spy Days Included Work on a Shark Repellent

She started as a clerk‑typist, but when she got to the OSS Emergency Sea Rescue Equipment Section, she began to do more significant work.

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Did a Jewish Collaborator Betray Anne Frank to the Nazis?

A recently released book details an overheard conversation with Nazi officials as new evidence for an old theory.

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