Based on declassified materials and documentation it appears that Nazi scientists were using radioactive materials in order to enable their flying discs to achieve vertical lift-off.

In southwestern Poland the Nazis built a series of underground production and testing facilities that allowed them to experiment with and develop highly secretive and advanced flying machines.

It's not just the possession of a host by a demon that warrants an exorcism.

Englishman Jamie Theakston goes to Wales to see the supposed Holy Grail, and grills its possessor about its history and supposed supernatural ability.

Vampires have long been a part of our imaginations and history, but some, like this unique couple from England, claim to practice today.

To this day mystery surrounds the circumstances of Italian Fascist Dictator Benito Mussolini's death. Was he killed by Italian partisans? British special operatives? On the orders of Hitler?

Was the Third Secret of Fatima suppressed by the Vatican because it revealed an approaching apocalypse?

The Articles of Confederation proved to be more trouble than help, with individual states all pushing their interests and agendas, to the point of threatening the country as a whole.

Such were his powers of organization and logistics, Dwight Eisenhower was always kept away from combat because he made others better and more well-prepared for it.

George Washington was preceded by several other Presidents of the United States.

In 1932 Rear Admiral Harry Yarnell mounted a simulated attack on Pearl Harbor utilizing carrier-based airplanes to expose how vulnerable it was to a carrier-borne attack. The Japanese took notice.

There are many misconceptions surrounding our understanding of General George Armstrong Custer and his final campaign against the Plains Indians but the actual facts are more compelling than the fiction.

Paul Revere has been billed as America?s first action hero after his famous "Midnight Ride" but as truth would have it, he was part of a network.

Our vision of Paul Revere's midnight ride is all wrong, especially how it concludes.

A small anecdote from the crossing of the Mayflower to America reveals that an indentured servant, John Howland was swept off the deck of the ship during a storm, and that had he not been saved US history would have taken a different turn.

There were actually two boats of Pilgrims that left England for the US, and Plymouth Rock was not the first place the Mayflower disembarked.