"My first big recipe was shark repellant that I mixed in a bathtub for the Navy, for the men who might get caught in the water."

How Julia Child Went From World War 2 Spy To Beloved Celebrity Chef & More From History Uncovered

The Supreme Court Just Ruled That Half Of Oklahoma Is Native American Land

How Julia Child Went From World War 2 Spy To Beloved Celebrity Chef During World War 2, Child worked for American intelligence operations in China and Sri Lanka.

Meet The Monuments Men, The Ragtag Crew Who Rescued Europe's Art From Hitler's Clutches

She Was One Of America's First Serial Killers — And A Slave Trader On The 'Reverse Underground Railroad' After failing to start her own brothel, Patty Cannon realized her real success lay in kidnapping freed slaves and murdering other illegal slave traders for their wealth.

Meet Dan Sickles, The Congressman Who Got Away With Murdering His Wife's Lover By Pleading Insanity

The Story Of The World's First Novel And The Japanese Woman Who Wrote It 1,000 Years Ago Though it was written between 1000 and 1012, "The Tale of Genji" wasn't translated into English until the early 20th century.

The Story Of France's Colonialist Reign Of Terror In West Africa That Left A Trail Of Corpses In Its Wake

Mysterious Relics Of Prehistoric Cult That Dug Up Their Dead Discovered In Jordan Researchers discovered over 100 human figurines carved from flint buried near the gravesite.

Did Alexander Hamilton Really Have An Affair With His Wife's Sister?

How Catherine Parr Survived Being Married To Henry VIII After He Beheaded Two Former Wives By the time Parr married the king, it was already her third marriage after her first two husbands had died.

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