The Horrifying True Story Behind "Candyman," The Young Black Woman Refused To Give Up Her Seat 70 Years Before Rosa Parks, And More From History Uncov

How One Woman's Murder And A History Of Racial Violence Inspired The Horror Classic 'Candyman'

This Young Black Woman Refused To Give Up Her Seat 70 Years Before Rosa Parks A century before Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, Ida Wells did the same on a Nashville-bound train.

Why The United States Recruited Over 1,600 Nazi Scientists To Work In American Labs After The Holocaust

Unseen Home Movie Surfaces Of Amelia Earhart Before Her Record-Breaking Flight Earhart made history when she flew solo across the Atlantic Ocean with a record time of 14 hours and 56 minutes in 1932.

Inside The Antebellum Era Of Slavery And Strife That Erupted Into The Civil War

Scientists Find That Egyptian Animal Mummies Were Brutally Killed Sacrifices And Not Revered Pets The scans are so clear that scientists can even examine the animals' teeth.

Centuries-Old Burial Ground Containing 1,500 Bodies Unearthed Next To A Busy Japanese Train Station

Scientists Unearth A Dinosaur 'Megapredator' So Big That It Had A 12-Foot Reptile Preserved In Its Stomach The Guizhouichthyosaurus ate the slightly smaller reptile shortly before it died 240 million years ago.

How A Swashbuckling Pirate King Helped Save New Orleans During The War Of 1812

Meet Carlos The Jackal, The 1970s 'Celebrity Terrorist' Who Relished In His Blood-Soaked Fame From hijacking planes and taking hostages to assassinating businessmen and planting bombs, he was one of the 20th century's most prolific terrorists.

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