Drew Peterson: Whatever Happened To The Convicted Killer?
Drew Peterson is currently serving 78 years behind bars for murdering his wife and a different murder-for-hire plot — but one of his wives is still missing.
Read MoreDrew Peterson is currently serving 78 years behind bars for murdering his wife and a different murder-for-hire plot — but one of his wives is still missing.
Read MoreWhat could be more innocent than the perennial summertime treat, the ice cream sundae? It turns out that all that delicious sweetness has a slightly shady past.
Read MoreTexas became its own republic after it was acquired during the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. It's fight for independence was full of politics and battles.
Read MoreThe notorious Chicago sausage vat murder briefly turned the meat-loving city of Chicago against sausage — this is the story of the trial of Adolph Luetgert.
Read MoreMany will be surprised to learn of one particular role Queen Elizabeth II used to perform: As a princess, she was a member of the British Army.
Read MoreWallis Simpson was derided for taking King Edward VIII from the British throne, but the truth about their relationship is actually quite different.
Read MoreAfter being targeted by the Colombian and United States governments, Pablo Escobar surrendered in 1991 and agreed to five years in a luxury prison.
Read MoreAfter decades of failed attempts from temperance movement advocates, the U.S. government passed the 18th Amendment in 1919, leading the way for Prohibition.
Read MoreThe British royal family employs thousands of people to help run their empire, and one of the top positions is Queen Elizabeth's private secretary.
Read MoreSeveral cults in history became incredibly dangerous to members and non-members alike. These are some of the most dangerous cults in recent history.
Read MoreTony Blair was prime minister of the United Kingdom from 1997 until 2007, and reportedly his relationship with Queen Elizabeth got off to a shaky start.
Read MoreHere's how 2002's Moscow Hostage Crisis allowed a newly elected Vladimir Putin to "consolidate his grip on power," despite actions that killed more than 100.
Read MoreThe British royal family has a history of unsolved mysteries and odd occurrences, almost all of which seem to have involved some secrecy or even blatant lies.
Read MoreOne common English phrase from the Bible is "manna from Heaven," referring to an unexpected gift that comes at just the right time. What was manna originally?
Read MoreQuiet life in Ina, Illinois, was irreversibly changed in 1987 when Keith and Elaine Dardeen, their son Peter, and their newborn child were murdered.
Read More"I think it is very beautiful for the poor ... to share (their suffering) with the passion of Christ ... the world is being much helped..."
Read MoreShou Zi Chew is taking the reins at TikTok after a stint as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at ByteDance, TikTok's parent company.
Read MoreEven though Gates stepped down as CEO of Microsoft in 2007, he's still the fourth-richest person in the world at $130.5 billion.
Read MoreSome presidents were doing the job while facing secret struggles and confronting their mortality. Here's the US presidents who suffered the most tragic deaths.
Read MoreThe Mount Erebus disaster was (and still is) New Zealand's worst peacetime disaster, killing 257 people. Here's the tragic story of the Mount Erebus disaster.
Read MoreThe real reason D.A.R.E. never worked involves how police officers taught the program, which led to significant changes to D.A.R.E.
Read MoreNorfolk Island is an Australian territory located a little more than 1,000 miles from Sydney and was used as a penal colony for the 'worst of the worst.'
Read MoreThe Battle of Antietam had a profound impact on the rest of the war, but it's more well known for its other title: the deadliest day of the Civil War.
Read MoreOnly 22% of Americans have any idea what Cinco de Mayo is about — presumably about the same amount who have a clue who St. Patrick was.
Read MoreRichard I "the Lionheart" was one of England's most famous and polarizing rulers.
Read MoreAirplane parts to ballet shoes. Mars Rover calibration gear to a digital abacus. Bill Nye, famously the Science Guy, is also the Busy Guy.
Read MoreHere are some of the most surprising secrets of the United States' national monuments, memorials, and parks.
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