The Samburu live a primitive lifestyle, sleeping in mud huts and gathering food from the land. But their most widely practiced tradition is dangerous, controversial—and disturbing.
Florida may offer an abundance of sunshine, but the state is not exactly renewable energy-friendly. Solar panels can cost upwards of $20,000—and that’s just the beginning.
During the California Gold Rush, Bodie California was a boom town filled with people looking for wealth and work. But when the gold depleted, so did the people—leaving one utterly disturbing thing behind.
US officials claimed most of the inmates held at Guantanamo Bay had been captured as part of terror groups fighting in Afghanistan—but the truth was actually much darker.
In 1863, the Native American Ho-Chunk tribe were targeted by a hate group who surrounded their farmlands and threatened to shoot any Ho-Chunk who crossed the line—and the results were devastating.
On January 29, 2025, an American jetliner with 64 people onboard collided mid-air with an army helicopter over the Potomac River near Washington, D.C.—and the outcome was catastrophic.
In the 1850 Fort Utah Massacre, Mormon militiamen opened fire on a Utes encampment taking the lives of over 100 Native Americans—but what they did with the bodies afterward was utterly disturbing.
