LOST Cities: Atlantis, Sodom, & More
We explored the mysteries of ancient cities lost to time—Atlantis, Sodom, and more. Did you know that recent findings suggest the destruction of Sodom might have been caused by a meteor airburst? The extreme temperatures melted pottery like something out of a nuclear explosion. History isn’t just for the books; it’s alive, dangerous, and more relevant than ever.

Today's Wars Explained (2024)
We’re living in turbulent times, and we broke it all down—from Russia and China to Haiti and El Salvador. Did you know Haiti’s gang crisis is spiralling into one of the world’s most complex humanitarian crises? We dove into the layers of conflict, showing you how today’s wars could shape tomorrow’s world.

Crime: On September 4th, 1886, Apache leader Geronimo, after years of resistance, surrendered to U.S. troops. His surrender marked the end of the Apache Wars, closing a significant chapter in Native American history. Geronimo’s capture symbolized the relentless push of U.S. expansion and the tragic displacement of indigenous peoples.

War: On this day in 1944, the British 11th Armoured Division liberated Antwerp, Belgium, during World War II. This strategic victory opened up the vital port, allowing Allied forces to receive crucial supplies. The success at Antwerp was a turning point, accelerating the push towards victory in Europe.

Religion: September 4th, 476 AD, is often cited as the day the Western Roman Empire fell, with the deposition of Romulus Augustulus by the Germanic leader Odoacer. This event marked the beginning of the Middle Ages, a time of great transformation and upheaval in Europe’s history.

Mafia: On this day in 1981, notorious mobster Roy DeMeo was indicted, marking the beginning of the end for one of the Gambino crime family’s most feared enforcers. DeMeo’s violent career and eventual downfall illustrated the brutal life within organized crime and the inevitable fate of those who lived by the sword.