A Small Meteorite Points To An Alternate Theory Of The Formation Of The Universe
This grapefruit-sized visitor from the distant and enigmatic Oort Cloud was like nothing that is known to have originated from there before.
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Pizza And Bear Monsters: Bizzare Tales Of Fake Sign Language Interpreters
Sign language interpreters are key to ensuring deaf and hard-of-hearing people receive important information. But sometimes they can harm more than they help.
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A Tiny Swimming Dinosaur Has Recently Been Discovered
Millions of years after their extinction, dinosaurs keep coming up with new ways to surprise us. But they're almost always thought of as land-dwellers.
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Items Found By Police Where Celebrities Died
Adoring fans often want to know all of the details when a beloved celebrity dies. Here are some of the items found by police where celebrities died.
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Serial Killer Glen Edward Rogers' Brother Is 'Absolutely Certain' He Murdered Nicole Brown Simpson
O.J. Simpson was charged with murdering Nicole Brown Simpson but found not guilty. Serial killer Glen Edward Rogers' brother believes Rogers murdered her.
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Where These Iconic Rock Stars Got Their Stage Names
In rock music, names matter, but the stories behind them can be surprisingly bizarre. Here's where these iconic rock stars got their stage names.
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The Terrifying Mystery Of Maine's 'Cape Intruder'
Cape Elizabeth, Maine is a quiet town just south of Portland. However, the identity of an intruder that would watch people as they slept is still a mystery.
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Brutal Facts About Amputation Throughout History
Amputations were once the catchall treatment for infection, broken bones, and dead flesh. Here are some brutal facts about amputation throughout history.
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Why Was Sally McNeil Sentenced For Murdering Her Allegedly Abusive Husband Despite Self-Defense Claims?
Sally McNeil was convicted in 1996 of the second-degree murder of her husband, Ray McNeil.
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The Life And Career Of Iconic Journalist Barbara Walters
Barbara Walters was a pioneer in broadcast journalism achieving numerous firsts. However, the road to attaining that iconic status wasn't always easy.
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Tragic Details About Modest Mouse
Modest Mouse quickly rose in the ranks as a indie group amidst the grunge movement. Their success set them apart, but it also didn't come without tragedy.
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Unsolved Mysteries Of Colonial America
While modern techniques can solve some Colonial mysteries, these unsolved mysteries from the early days of American history will likely never be explained.
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Does The Speaker Of The House Have To Be A Member Of Congress?
Is it possible that someone who is not a member of Congress could be elected speaker of the House of Representatives? The answer may surprise you.
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The Chivalrous 'Sidewalk Rule' Has A Gross, Medieval Origin
Gentlemen went to great lengths to impress women in medieval times.
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Commonly Misunderstood Classic Rock Lyrics You May Be Singing Wrong
We've all gotten song lyrics wrong from time to time, but these classic rock songs are the most commonly misheard.
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How Many Cold Cases Have Been Solved Because Of Genetic Genealogy Testing?
Advances in DNA technology have led to things like commercial ancestry DNA testing and the use of DNA in forensics — solving crime by matching the DNA samples.
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Meet George Chuvalo: The Heavyweight Boxer Who Never Got Knocked Down
Meet George Chuvalo: the Canadian heavyweight boxer who never got knocked down in the ring, and withstood some of the biggest tragedies a person can endure.
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The Many Names Of Pocahontas And Their Meanings
Pocahontas, who was part of the Powhatan Confederacy in southeastern Virginia, is an early American heroine. Here are the many names she went by in her life.
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How Ken Block Turned A $10K Loan From His Parents Into A $1 Billion Business
Some may not realize that acclaimed rally car driver and online celebrity Ken Block had personal and professional interests beyond the action sports industry.
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A Common Link Between Reported Alien Abductions
Reports of alien abductions are subject to intense scrutiny, both by those inclined to automatically believe them true and those who are more skeptical.
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Gruesome Attempted Murder Charge On Tesla Driver Bears Haunting Resemblance To Hart Family Crash
Recently, Dharmesh Patel was charged with attempting to murder his family by driving his Tesla off a cliff in an incident similar to the Hart family crash.
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Psychic Baba Vanga's Scary Predictions For 2023
Baba Vanga, a blind mystic who died in 1996, was known as the "Nostradamus of the Balkans." Here is what Baba Vanga predicted would happen throughout 2023.
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The Most Important Rock Bands Of The 2000s
By the aughts, rap and pop were taking over the mainstream charts, but rock was still very much alive. Here are the most important rock bands of the 2000s.
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The 1856 Speaker Of The House Vote Was The Longest In History
Back in 1856, it took the United States House of Representatives two months and 133 votes to elect a Speaker — the longest in history. Here's the story.
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The Reason Eminem Sued Universal Music
Eminem, actual name Marshall Mathers, is no stranger to controversy — or the courtroom, for that matter. Here's the reason he sued Universal Music.
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The Romance Author Who Seemed To Rise From The Grave Two Years After Alleged Suicide
The death of romance author Susan Meachen was announced by her daughter in October 2020. In early 2023, the author posted in a private Facebook group.
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Larry Bird's Hatred Of Bill Laimbeer Has Been Going Strong For Decades
Here's a closer look at the bitter rivalry between NBA stars Larry Bird and Bill Laimbeer, which appears as bitter as ever decades after their retirement.
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