There Was Suspicion Of Scandal A Year Before The Black Sox
Sports and athletic competition have been a part of societies since ancient times. And one sport that has seen its fair share of scandal is baseball.
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Bryce Harper Played A Completely Different Position Before Becoming An All-Star Outfielder
Some athletes made a name for themselves for their versatility, either across sports or within their athletic specialty. Count Bryce Harper among the latter.
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Expert Reacts To Dahmer's Chilling Testimony
Dahmer provided his own account of the disturbing crime spree he committed, and included tidbits about his mental state both before and after the killings.
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Thor Heyerdahl's Ocean Treks Were Even More Impressive Than You Thought
People might think that scientific research largely takes place in a lab, but not long ago theories were tested in real time by theorists like Thor Heyerdahl.
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This Once-Believed Extinct Plant Was Found In A Hawaiian Crater
A plant once believed to be extinct was found in a Hawaiian crater in 2021. This is the story of the Delissea plant's resurgence in Hawaii.
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Why People Think This Juan Luna Painting Is Cursed
People think Juan Luna's painting "Portrait of a Lady" is cursed after various owners have had unfortunate things happen. Here's why it may be cursed.
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Was There A Real Montgomery Ward?
You can add Montgomery Ward to the list of mall anchor stores: For decades, the Chicago-based company was right up there with its competitors.
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The Italian Prime Minister Who Was Tried For Murder
Italian national politics can often feel like a very fluid, very movable target, and rarely more so than during the years of Giulio Andreotti.
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Who Is Rishi Sunak? Your Guide To The British Politician
After British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned 45 days into her tenure, Rishi Sunak took her place without an election or vote among members of Parliament.
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Albert Francis Capone: Who Was Al Capone's Son?
Al Capone had a lot of love for his child, Albert Francis Capone, better known as "Sonny." Here's what to know about Albert Francis Capone, Al Capone's son.
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How Did The Beatles Get Their Name?
The Beatles are one of the most popular bands in music history, but how did they get their name? There's some disagreement about its origins.
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Inside The Dupont De Ligonnes Murders: What Happened To The French Family?
Featured on Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries reboot, the Dupont de Ligonnès murder case has continued to shock and baffle people everywhere.
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The Grim Death Of Joseph Stalin's Son During World War II
Despite being from a prominent family, Stalin's son, Yakov Dzhugashvili, met an awful end after being captured by German forces. Here's the story.
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Tom Brady's Comments About Aaron Hernandez To Tim Tebow Ring Eerie In Hindsight
Tom Brady's comments about Aaron Hernandez to Tim Tebow ring eerie in hindsight, after Hernandez's downward spiral into tragedy.
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Inside The Story Behind Shambhala, The Buddhist Kingdom That Was Never Discovered
It may be part of human nature to imagine there's a place out there free from strife and full of knowledge. Certainly, more than one culture has this concept.
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Disturbing Details About The Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash
For many, the name Lynyrd Skynyrd instantly conjures up the day in 1977 when three band members died in a plane crash in the woods of Mississippi.
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Jeremy Irons' Relationship With His Wife Began With A Slap To The Face
Actor Jeremy Irons' marriage has been plagued by rumors of infidelity for years. When the couple first met, it was with a slap to the face.
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The Gruesome Story Of The 1973 Gitchie Manitou Massacre
The gruesome story of the 1973 Gitchie Manitou massacre in which four teens were killed and another raped is one that has haunted the area ever since.
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What Mickey Rooney's On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Actors trade on their looks, their charm, their ability to project a personality that the audience accepts, even craves. It doesn't necessarily reflect reality.
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The Life-Saving Organ Donation Serial Killer Charles Cullen Gave From Prison
The request left many scratching their heads: A man who admitted to murdering dozens of people asked permission to save a life by donating an organ.
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Disturbing Details About Serial Killer Charles Cullen's Family Life
A look back at Cullen's childhood and family life reveals that troubling signs about what he could be capable of were there from the beginning.
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What Happens To Brittney Griner Now That Her Prison Sentence Was Upheld?
Ever since star WNBA athlete Brittney Griner was arrested in Russia, the U.S. and the world have watched, hoping for a legal solution that means her freedom.
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The Tragic Story Of Black Sam Bellamy And The Witch Of Wellfleet
Despite the infinite stories, not all pirates were cruel and barbarous. This is the tragic story of Black Sam Bellamy and The Witch of Wellfleet.
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The Stone Age Timeline Explained
It's no easy task to figure out the specifics of an era before written records, but there's information out there. This is the Stone Age timeline explained.
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What Jeffrey Dahmer's Childhood Was Actually Like
Jeffrey Dahmer is perhaps one of the most infamous serial killers in U.S. history. Here is what Jeffrey Dahmer's childhood was actually like.
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How The 1983 Philadelphia Phillies Got Their Nickname The 'Wheeze Kids'
The Philadelphia Phillies have won the NL pennant eight times, including in 1983, by a team known as the "Wheeze Kids," whom many would consider underrated.
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The Bronze Age Timeline Explained
The Bronze Age saw the coming of age of civilization and a wealth of innovation that lasted thousands of years. Here's the timeline of the Bronze Age explained.
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