Political assassinations are nothing new, and barely a quarter through the 21st century, there has been a steady drumbeat of murderous political events.
Back in 2010, a BBC journalist, Quentin Sommerville, accidentally got high during a news report. Here's what happened - and where the reporter is today.
The color green is so ubiquitous with St. Patrick's Day, if you don't wear it, you may get pinched. But here's why you're a rebel if you do wear green that day.
The Buddha, whose birth name was Siddhartha Gautama, was born and raised as a prince before starting his journey to enlightenment. Here's who his parents were.
Caroline and John Kennedy Jr. had an atypical childhood growing up in the White House under the watchful eye of the president, first lady, and the media.
Despite enjoying the trappings of great wealth and power, British royal family members throughout history have faced a disease that respects no one: cancer.
A corpse known as the "Screaming Mummy" because of its anguished expression was found buried among Egyptian nobility. Here's how experts think the person died.
Thomas Jefferson is an important historical figure in the U.S. for several reasons, but he chose to leave out a major detail from his life on his gravestone.
It may be the most famous version of "Happy Birthday" ever sung. Here's what an expert said Marilyn Monroe's body language exuded while she was singing to JFK.
The Catholic Church has a long and storied history, no stranger to controversy and criticism. It's not wonder its stance of several issues have become murky.
From humble beginnings, Truman Capote managed to charm and manipulate his way into high society, surrounding himself with a who's-who of America's female elite.
In 2014, Charles "Ty" Dodge brought an expensive Frederic Remington painting onto "Antiques Roadshow." Here's what happened to it after the appearance.
The Roaring Twenties was a time of plenty, with wealth and success flowing freely. And hot on its heels were con artists, whose greed upended many lives.