What Could Happen If The Saguaro Cactus Goes Extinct?
The saguaro cactus, found in parts of Arizona, California, and Mexico, is currently facing an uncertain future due to climate change. Here's the story.
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Minnie Wallace: The Teen Accused Of Killing Her Husband In 1885
Minnie Wallace was just 16 in 1885 when she married a man more than three decades older than her. Months later, she was accused of killing her husband.
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What Is Santeria And What Do Followers Believe?
Santeria is a lesser known religion that evolved out of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Still popular in Cuba, here's what it is and what followers believe.
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The Strange 2001 Disappearance Of Branson Perry
The strange 2001 disappearance of Branson Perry has raised dark theories about what could have happened to him, but police have not been able to mount a case.
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The Last Voyage Of The Demeter: Was The Demeter A Real Ship?
In the 2023 summer release"The Last Voyage of The Demeter," the story is based on a chapter of Bram Stoker's "Dracula." But was the Demeter a real ship?
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The 1931 Assassination Of Mob Boss Salvatore Maranzano
There might be no verifiable photographs of Salvatore Maranzano, but his influence on American Mafia was massive. Here's how it all ended for him.
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Who Is Santa Muerte, The Mexican-Catholic Folklore Goddess Of Death?
If you haven't heard of Santa Muerte, the Mexican-Catholic folklore goddess of death, you might soon - she's part of a fast-growing faith. Here's the story.
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What Is Gilgo Beach Really Like Since The LISK Murders?
Some of the Gilgo Beach murders are now attributed to Rex Heuermann, believed to be the Long Island Serial Killer. How have the killings affected the area?
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The Reason Modern U.S. Presidents Never Have Facial Hair
Despite this being the age of beards, facial hair remains so absent from the White House.
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Why The NFL Hall Of Fame Is In Canton, Ohio
The NFL Hall of Fame has a long history, and its location in Canton is the result of a few things - but it was one factor in particular that sealed the deal.
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The 12 Most Brutal Deaths In Mythology, Ranked
Stories from mythology all across the world are filled with the deaths and murders of humans and gods alike. Here are 12 of the most brutal out there, ranked.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Paul Reubens
Paul Reubens inhabited '80s icon Pee-wee Herman, but they he was arrested in awkward circumstances. And that's not the only difficulty he's had to deal with.
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Tragic Details About Christina Onassis
Christina Onassis, heir to the Aristotle Onassis family fortune, was truly a tragic figure, unwanted, unloved, and unhappy the majority of her life.
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What Is The Baha'i Faith And What Do Followers Believe?
Arising in the 19th century, the Baha'i faith is largely based on the writings of Baha Allah. Today, followers are persecuted in Iran. Here's what they believe.
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The Strange Death Of Founding Father George Wythe
Founding Father George Wythe had a great influence on American law and education. Unfortunately, his life was cut short when he met a strange death.
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Pink Animals You'll Find In The Wild
Pink flowers and plants are abundant. Pink animals? Not so much -- which makes the stunning, vibrantly colored creatures on this list all the more spectacular.
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Where Is The Cast Of Pee-Wee's Playhouse Today?
"Pee-wee's Playhouse" entertained kids and adults alike for years in the 1980s. Its cast was brimming with talent, and some went on to greater fame.
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These Were JFK's Favorite Cigars
Throughout his short life, John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was known to smoke a lot of cigars. Here were his favorites.
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The Tragic Murder Of Dancer O'Shae Sibley
The tragic murder of dancer O'Shae Sibley is being called a hate crime after he was stabbed to death by a person who confronted him at a gas station.
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The Controversial Side Of Body Worlds
Body Worlds is a controversial art and science exhibit that uses donated remains in a variety of poses and cross-sections to show human anatomy.
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Why The White House Once Had A Sleeping Porch
The White House has gone through many changes since 1800 when the first president moved in. At one point, it even had a sleeping porch. Here's why.
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JFK And Jackie Had Four Children. This Is The Only One Still Alive
John F. Kennedy - the 35th U.S. president - and his wife Jackie had four children, but only one of them is still alive as of 2023. Here's who it is.
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Americans Who've Crossed Into North Korea Throughout The Years
Through rare, Americans defecting to North Korea, or being arrested when visiting there, results in worldwide attention and complicated political problems.
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There's New Tech To Detect Asteroids. Here's How It Works
The next time an asteroid is going to get a bit too close for comfort, we'll have new technology to detect it ahead of time. Here's how it works.
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What Is A Sun Bear And How Are They Different Than Other Bears?
Of the eight bear species that live on Earth, the sun bear is the smallest and has many unique characteristics that set it apart from the others.
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Ten Epic Last Stands Throughout History
History has shown that a much superior military force doesn't always easily prevail. Sometimes the underdog puts up a fierce fight, and occasionally prevails.
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The Untold Truth Of Paul Reubens
There was much more to Paul Reubens, the actor behind Pee-wee Herman, than meets the eye. Let's talk about some of the fascinating stories behind the bow tie.
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