Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme's assassination had remained unsolved for more than three decades after his death until a new suspect emerged a few years ago.
The era of digital cable television, "Friends," and the Spice Girls left an indelible mark on society. Here are some items from the 1990s you don't see anymore.
Bible smugglers have been beaten, jailed, and shot, and yet several organizations continue their work today. This is the crazy history of Bible smuggling
Despite there being more awareness regarding the number of homeless vets — including federal and other special programs -- the numbers just keep increasing.
It was a cold, snowy, blustery evening when Northwest Airlines flight 823 took off on February 1, 1957, from La Guardia Airport in New York after a long delay.
Bezos' acquisition of the choicest of land and sky is in overdrive, with an estimated real estate portfolio worth in the area of $500 million to $1 billion.
The history of medicine is filled with shocking, off-base, and sometimes disgusting techniques used by medical practitioners in attempts to heal the human body.
He began having an affair with Julia Stott and they conspired to kill her husband for insurance money. His death by poison caught the attention of the police.
Three little letters can make a whole world of difference, as a Bible publisher discovered in 1631 that omitting one word encouraged the devout to sin.
Sometimes circumstances are incredibly shady, and sometimes, they're never seen or heard from again ... like these super-rich people who just sort of vanished.
The Watergate scandal was a blow to the public's confidence in the U.S. presidency, showing the nation how corruption could affect average individuals.
Since a new pope is such a big deal, the Catholic Church is bound to take the decision seriously, and accompany it with a fair amount of pomp and ceremony.
Before he became the most infamous traitor of the American Revolution, Benedict Arnold operated an apothecary. He soon shifted into the practice of smuggling.
When it comes to a historical list of really evil and hated rulers, Emperor Nero — who ruled over the Roman Empire from A.D. 54-68 — ranks pretty high.
Ann Rule knew Ted Bundy for years and wrote the book "The Stranger Beside Me" about his crimes and their close friendship stemming from working together.