The Enduring Genius of Albert Einstein
By Rick Larson Jr. Albert Einstein (March 14th, 1879- April 18th, 1955) is one of the most talked about scientists, with some of the most highly regarded findings, and for...
Kubaba, the Bartender Who Became the First Woman Ruler in History
[caption id="attachment_404" align="alignnone" width="690"] Wikipedia[/caption] It might be hard to imagine that 4,500 years ago, it was a woman that ruled the largest civilization in ancient Mesopotamia. Kubaba, or Kug-Bao...
This Amazingly Preserved Medieval Street in England is Like a Living Time Capsule
The Shambles is an old medieval street in England that’s been remarkably preserved. Located in the heart of the city of York, is one of England’s most fascinating destinations. Once...
15 Hilarious Insults from Shakespeare You Should be Using
Here are 15 of the best insults found from Shakespeare that you can use in conversation with your friends (or enemies) if you’re feeling mean. that is: ...
Coffee Was the “Devil’s Drink” Until One Pope Tried it and Changed History
By Stephanie Weber When you think of coffee you might think of tropical locations, the warm smell of freshly roasted beans, and…a Catholic Pope. According to coffee aficionados and historians,...
The 2,500-Year-Old History of Adults Blaming the Younger Generation
Long before Tide Pods, we were blaming "millennials" in some form or another for ruining everything we hold sacred, and having no morals or intelligence. But somehow those hooligans grow...