The writers of Scientific American had some not nice things to say about chess
The home's current owner, however, says he feels little connection to the dead soldier
Washington's teeth were made of a lot of things, but not wood
Robert O'Neill says he is the SEAL who killed bin Laden
The word's meaning has changed a lot throughout the centuries
Archaeologists have found more than a dozen ancient circles in Turkey, Syria and Jordan—but don’t know why they were built
The U.K. is committing itself to paying off a small fraction of that debt next year by issuing new debt
Johnsonville was once a 62-acre mill village
This isn't the first time a seemingly game-changing piece of evidence about Earhart's disappearance has arisen, however
The 4,600-mile roundtrip couldn't have been easy—even for people who had already migrated from Polynesia in wooden outrigger canoes
Researchers found campfires and rock art at nearly 14,700 feet, suggesting ancient people lived high just 2,000 years after they reached South America
A freighter lost in that skirmish was also discovered in the "graveyard of the Atlantic"
Problems included a club foot that prevented him from walking unaided
Even eyes can't escape the microbiome
Dozens of former Nazis are suspected of collecting millions in Social Security in return for exiting the country
Guns and training, but no on-the-ground support, doesn't amount to much
The skeleton likely fell victim to vampire hysteria that gripped Eastern Europe until relatively recently
Now if only we all had infinite money
The photograph of Selina Gray and her children sold on eBay for $700
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