Luke Ward, Author at FactstoryHub

Ming Ming - a six-year-old boy from China, fell from a window only to catch his ears in a metal grate, which saved his life.

Until 1970, daily rum rations were given to British Sailors for over 300 years.

Although George Washington was the first American millionaire, he had to borrow $1,500 in 1789 to travel for his inauguration.

An idiom is defined as "a manner of speaking that is natural to native speakers of a language", or put simpler, a common saying.

Factoring has been around since the 14th Century and was an integral part of doing business.

There are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 possible combinations for a Rubik's Cube!

A non-lethal hand grenade full with the world's hottest chili was used by the army to smoke out terrorists.

In 2006, Barack Obama won a Grammy in the Best Spoken Word category for his readings of his autobiography.

The average person spends five years throughout their lifetime waiting in lines and queues.

When Google Maps released Street View they announced they had dressed someone up as Waldo and told users to go find him.

Did you know that coffee is the second most traded commodity on earth?

Green is used for night vision goggles because the eye is most sensitive and able to distinguish the most shades in that color.