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Piotrus/Wikimedia CommonsA statue of Yi Sun-sin at Yudalsan Mountain Park in Mokpo, Korea. Between 1592 and 1598, Japan invaded Korea. During the Imjin War, Japanese warriors swept across the country, leaving millions starving and

Wikimedia CommonsResearchers believe that the massive tomb known as the “Midas Tumulus” in the ancient city of Gordion was actually the resting place of his father, Gordias. Several decades ago, archaeologists uncovered a 3,200-year-old

Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism ProgramThe Dragon’s Triangle is a hot spot for undersea volcanic activity. There’s a stretch of the Pacific Ocean south of Japan that has become infamous for shipwrecks, mysterious disappearances, and

Jorge Zapata/UnsplashPesticides, herbicides, and fungicides used on golf course greens may be linked to Parkinson’s disease. If you live near a golf course, you have more to worry about than flyaway balls breaking your

Dendermonde PoliceThe provenance of the dozens of gold bars and thousands of gold coins found inside the house in Dendermonde remains a mystery for now. Usually, in order to conduct renovations on a building,

The claim stems from a 2024 New York Times report, which cites a 2012 deposition by Kennedy during the proceedings.

El-Sayed's Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, spread the claim on social media.

The footage of the popular streamer surfaced in August 2026, as he made headlines for supporting Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

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