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The 8 Strangest Presidential Assassination Attempts In U.S. History

Public DomainA depiction of Richard Lawrences attempted assassination of Andrew Jackson. When Richard Lawrence set out to assassinate Andrew Jackson on January 30, 1835, he meant business. Lawrence brought not one but two Derringer pistols fully loaded and ready to kill.

The Astounding Artwork Of The Berlin Wall

Source: And Berlin In the early hours of Sunday, August 13th 1961, hundreds of guards took their positions on the demarcation line at Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Ripping apart roads running alongside the border and bisecting East and West Germany with a forbidding barbed wire fence, loyal members of the German Democratic Republic conveyed to

The Story Behind The Keith Haring's 'Crack Is Wack' Mural

Crack Is Wack is arguably known as Keith Harings most legendary work and the most iconic mural in New York City. The double-sided murals location in Manhattan on 128th street, next to the incessant passing of cars on Harlem River Drive, possibly plays a huge role in this, gathering more daily views than any other

The Time The US Almost Nuked Itself

Wikimedia Commons On a cold January night in 1961, Major Walter Scott Tulloch took off from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, North Carolina for what he thought would be a routine flight along the East Coast.

The Wild Life And Death Of Old West Outlaw Billy The Kid

From his first robberies to his days as a frontier gunslinger to his sudden death, Billy the Kid remains perhaps the definitive legend of the Wild West. He was to outlaws what Wyatt Earp was to lawmen, an iconic figure whose larger-than-life legacy persists on to this day.