World History

Discover the Toposa people of South Sudan, a large tribe who still lives a primitive and traditional lifestyle today. From body scarification to child marriage, this native community continues to practice ancient traditions that the modern world struggles to understand.

As humans, we are drawn to competition. That's what makes the Olympic Games so exciting to watch—3,000 years after its conception, we still tune in to see our countries represented by athletes who give it their all for the gold. Here are some of the greatest Olympic moments that changed history.

Discover the Yali people who live in the remote mountains of Papua, Indonesia. As one of the few tribes of today who continue their traditional lifestyle, the Yali people have a long list of fascinating cultural practices. From intriguing cultural attire to shocking warrior rituals, find out which traditions they continue today, and which they've retired.

Throughout history, there have been people who have stood out with their unique characteristics and behaviors, captivating the public's attention. From intellectuals to visionaries, these "weird" individuals challenged societal norms and made a lasting impact on history.

The Cherokee Indians have a rich and complex history in the United States. They were a sophisticated society with a unique language, governance structure, and cultural practices. But when settlers encroached on their land they were met with devastating consequences. Despite this trauma, the Cherokee Nation persevered, rebuilding their community and becoming one of the most successful and influential Native American tribes in the United States.

Discover the Apache Indians, an Indigenous North American group known for their fierce warrior skills and strategic battle plans. From peacekeepers to warriors, find out how this traditionally nomadic tribe became known as the most aggressive tribe in North America.

Many native tribes throughout history have gained fame for their intimidating battle reputation, tactical skills, and endurance. From the vast plains of the U.S. to the South American rainforests, these tribes left a lasting impact on history via their military prowess and cultural influence.

The British royal residences are full of history and hold many secrets, intriguing tales, and concealed elements. Here is a glimpse into some of the most well-known assets of the British monarchy.

Deep in a mountainous region of the Philippines lies a tribe completely detached from modern society. Their choice of habitat is mind-blowing—not just because it can be a dangerous environment, but because it works so well for them.

Uncontacted tribes are native groups secluded from modern society in isolated areas. They are protected by regulations to preserve their cultures and well-being. Many of them choose to live in isolation and do not want visitors, which is why they are so shrouded in mystery. Read on to learn more about the world's most remote communities.

In the 1980s, McDonald's began evolving in many exciting ways. Not only did it diversify its menu, but it also changed its marketing focus to family-friendly dining with indoor play areas and the Happy Meal with toys. Here are some nostalgic menu items the fast food chain should bring back.

The 1960s were filled with positive energy and new ideas. Iconic bands like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones ruled the music scene. Bold and innovative fashion trends were embraced by the youth. Significant events like the civil rights movement and rallies for peace marked the era. If you're a '60s kid, these will be all too familiar to you.