The article describes three almost-unbelievable episodes in American history: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson passing away on the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence's adoption; Andrew Jackson surviving the first presidential assassination attempt; and Mark Twain entering and exiting the Earth with Halley's Comet. The content is factually sound and designed to inform and entertain. Includes dates, specific themes, locations, and other verifiable knowledge. | Read More →

A list of five fabricated tanks from the Second World War, allegedly designed and/or used in battle. The purpose of the list is to give insight into the legendary status of WW2 tanks and some of the myths revolving around them, serving as examples of how easily fake news can propagate. | Read More →

This article contains a list of ten weapon types that were created and, in most cases, used in ancient and/or medieval times that are commonly associated with warfare in the present day. The list should give insight into the evolution of warfare over the ages while also being engaging and fun to read. Written in UK English. | Read More →

Surfing the "net" while sipping a cup of coffee is a 21st century phenomena. This articles explores the early beginnings of today's internet cafes; how they started and where they were located. In addition it answers the questions regarding their continued popularity and use. | Read More →

Podcasts are increasing in popularity with one for just about any topic imaginable. This article looks at five history podcasts and what makes them an enjoyable and informative listening experience. | Read More →

This is a short bibliography of books about the Vietnam War. Some of the entries cover the broad range of the war, from 1945 until 1975, while others are concerned with specific aspects of the strategic overview down to individual recollections of individual troops. | Read More →