The Oldest Active Missing Persons Case In America Explained
The oldest active missing persons case in America is nearly 100 years old. Here is the story of Marvin Allen Clark's disappearance explained.
Read MoreThe oldest active missing persons case in America is nearly 100 years old. Here is the story of Marvin Allen Clark's disappearance explained.
Read MoreHumans have evolved to be hearty creatures able to withstand a myriad of injuries, adverse weather, and a varied diet. But, the paper cut still really hurts.
Read MoreFrom a few weeks to a couple of minutes, here’s the tragic history of the world’s shortest wars.
Read MoreA red tide sounds like the kind of thing that would happen in a movie to indicate the end of the world, but they're actually a natural occurrence.
Read MoreClocks are typically set to 10:10 as a default, but no one really knows why. It turns out, it's because the position of the hands is aesthetically pleasing.
Read MoreEveryone is familiar with the concept of ZIP Codes, but you may not know where they come from, or what the numbers mean. Here's the reason we use ZIP Codes.
Read MoreIf there's one thing pop culture has taught us, it's that Australians are exceptionally concerned about dingoes eating their babies. Here is the true story.
Read MoreAfter a decade of disaffected, maudlin grunge rockers, W.K. emerged as a happy, exuberant, infectious jester of rock, encouraging listeners to enjoy life.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, June 27, 1995, Jodi Huisentruit was expected to arrive at the KIMT-TV studio in Mason City, Iowa, where she worked as a morning news anchor.
Read MoreYang Xinhai is said to have killed 67 people in three years. This was his chilling motivation to kill.
Read MoreSmokey Bear is one of the most recognizable mascots, whose forest fire prevention campaign is wildly successful. But there's still much people don't know.
Read MoreOver the 2,000-year history of Imperial China, an influential group of emasculated men became notorious for dominating the Forbidden City.
Read MoreThe stories of how Native Americans traveled from their homelands to Europe are as unique as the individuals that made these journeys.
Read MoreJuly 1, 1981 will forever live in criminal history infamy. But what really happened at 8763 Wonderland Avenue? Let's take a look at the Wonderland Murders.
Read MoreThe Cincinnati Bengals' championship hopes live on in the form of Super Bowl merchandise that was pre-printed in the event that they won. So what happens to it?
Read MoreAustralia's Pilbara region is unique and breathtaking. It might even be the oldest place on earth.
Read MoreHere are the most widely discussed theories regarding the 2006 disappearance of Ohio State medical student Brian Shaffer.
Read MoreOtis Redding's career lasted less than a decade, ending in his death at 26-years-old. But his inluence lives on.
Read MoreNorth Carolina's Fort Bragg is the largest military installation in the U.S. It's also one of the most gruesome, with multiple murders and disasters.
Read MoreThe Beatles were involved in myriad controversies during their time in the limelight. Here's what our readers chose as the most bizarre of these controversies.
Read MoreSadly exorcisms have long bedeviled the mentally ill. Attempts to exorcise disorders deemed demons have often been awful.
Read MoreHere are the reasons why Randy Stair went on a killing spree at an Eaton Township, Pennsylvania, Weis Markets on June 8, 2017.
Read MoreMetallica Kirk Hammett recently opened up about the Black Album\ and revealed how he really feels about the record's enduring legacy.
Read MoreBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson got into hot water in late 2021 for, essentially, partying during the COVID-19 pandemic a year earlier. Here's the story.
Read MoreThe Cheyenne Dog Warrior Society, also called the Dog Soldiers, have made a dramatic mark on history. Here's the untold truth...
Read MoreShirley Temple mad a fortune as a child actor in the 1930s, but what happened to her earnings once she grew up? Here's what happened to her money.
Read MoreCould there be alien species that are bi-symmetrical, bipedal, sensory-headed humanoids like us? That's just one question explored by astrobiology.
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