If you’re serious about construction, maintaining your heavy equipment is a must. This article highlights the fascinating early history of heavy machinery in the construction industry. It communicates the importance of quality maintenance and repair of construction machinery in ensuring it’s around for the long haul. | Read More →

This article is about Carl Panzram, one of America's most notorious serial killers. His early life, prison time, and rationale for committing the murders is explored in depth. Content is ideal for crime sites. | Read More →

Medieval society was awash in competition between old pagan ideas and new Catholic Christian values. This created a society in which extreme violence and debauchery existed side by side with Christian ideas of virtue and chastity. This article describes the way that pagan and Christian traditions interacted during the Middle Ages, and how this tension eventually bubbled over during the Protestant Reformation. | Read More →

The Middle Ages were not quite what people assume from legend and fiction. They were a complicated time and a foreign country to modern sensibilities. This article looks a five different common myths about medieval living conditions, family life, prudishness, cleanliness, and technology. | Read More →

Countries, cities, schools, and organizations all have flags that represent them. But what is the meaning behind the flags? This article delves into the colors that are used on world flags, explaining their symbolic importance and providing examples of the flags the colors appear in. | Read More →

Emerging from its chaotic 19th and 20th centuries, China is poised to become the world's leading power in the 21st century, surpassing the United States and Europe. This article provides a brief backgrounder on the historical moments that define what China is today and how its people view the world. The article includes sections on China's first emperor, early contact with Europeans, the Opium Wars, and the country's partial opening to free markets in the late 20th century. | Read More →