Sapphire Sandalo explores the Wendigo legend in Minnesota's Voyageurs National Park, tracing its roots in Algonquian tradition and the cultural factors that transformed it into a modern myth.
From goggles to kayaks and more, discover eight incredible inventions by the Indigenous peoples of the Americas.
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Representing dozens of diverse countries and cultures, discover five Hispanic people who shaped the history of the United States.
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Abraham Lincoln died in 1865, but some say he never left the White House. From eerie premonitions of his own death to ghostly sightings during national crises, could the 16th president still be watching over America?
From Ancient Egypt to America in the Civil War, the use of booby traps has been a long-held tactic to subdue an enemy.
In Varanasi, India, it is believed that certain divine beings have been able to defy aging through the power of meditation.