Why Chronic Lyme Disease Is Such A Controversial Topic Amongst Medical Professionals
Lyme disease isn't incredibly common, but it can have significant impact on a patient -- sometimes extremely long-term impact -- that's little understood.
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The Two New Jersey Men Who Got Lost At Sea With A Small Dog For 10 Days
Kevin Hyde, Joe DiTomasso, and a small dog named Minnie hopped on a sailboat in New Jersey and set off for Florida. What happened next is incredible.
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The Most Dangerous Jobs On Dirty Jobs
Although "Dirty Jobs" is a fitting title, it would be accurate to call said jobs dangerous as well. These are the most dangerous jobs on "Dirty Jobs."
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The Time An Arizona Neighborhood Was 'Terrorized' By The Most Adorable Gang In The World
No innocent bicycling child was safe from the wrath of the miniature balls of terror. Evidently, they ran amok in packs of up to 15 at a time.
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President Eisenhower's Battle With Conservative Conspiracy Group The John Birch Society
Public figures, particularly national leadership, are the subject of all manner of risk -- sometimes physical, but sometimes of a cruel, personal nature.
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The History Of The Beatles Song Glass Onion Explained
Here's a closer look at the Beatles' 1968 song "Glass Onion" and all the key references contained within the tune's cryptic lyrics.
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Why Conspiracy Theorists Link A Deadly Plane Crash To Watergate
In 1972, a suspected key player in the Watergate scandal was found dead in the wreckage of a Boeing 737 with what might be damning evidence related to the case.
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Yankee Pitcher Jim Abbott's Iconic 1989 No-Hitter Game
Jim Abbott remains memorable for two reasons. The first is that he was born without a right hand. The second is that, in 1993, he threw a no-hitter.
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Inside Elton John's Iconic Dodger Stadium Concerts
Elton John's concerts at Los Angeles's Dodger Stadium have become so iconic. In 2022, he took the stage again for an epic, 3-night concert series.
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The Bizarre History Of The Kingdom Of Wallachia
While there are 195 countries in the world, there are also many micronations. One such micronation, the Kingdom of Wallachia, has an interesting back story.
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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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The Origins Of Fred McGriff's Iconic Nickname 'The Crime Dog'
On December 4, 2022, the Baseball Hall of Fame's Contemporary Baseball Era Players Committee inducted Fred McGriff. So what's with the nickname?
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Serial Killer Egidius Schiffer's Last Victim Ended Up Being Himself In A Bizarre Electrical Accident
Instead of facing the executioner or dying of old age, Egidius Schiffer departed this world in perhaps the most unusual way ever to claim the life of a killer.
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The Weird Story Behind Solitary Toilets Found In The Middle Of Basements
Locales will lay claim to what they believe is a unique part of life there -- the Chicago pizza, for instance -- but Pittsburgh has a unique claim to fame.
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What's The Origin Of Goblin Mode, The Oxford Dictionary Word Of 2022?
"Goblin mode" is the 2022 word of the year, according to Oxford University Press (OUP). So what's the origin of this unique word? Let's dive in.
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Inside Marco Siffredi's Bizarre Daredevil Mt. Everest Death
Climbing Mt. Everest is seen by any as the ultimate test: a test of physical strength, determination, and knowledge. Marco Siffredi took it one step further.
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Wiz Khalifa's Black And Yellow Takes Inspiration From This Iconic Sports Franchise
Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow" takes inspiration from an iconic sports franchise that has adopted the song to be their anthem. Here's the team.
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Could Life Exist In Extraterrestrial Caves?
Scientists made significant strides toward teasing out the secrets of thousands of possible extraterrestrial caves identified in the solar system.
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The Bizarre Time A Man's Cremated Ashes Were Discovered At A Car Wash
Working at a car wash may not always be that glamorous of a job. However, employees at a wash in California came across the cremains of a mystery man.
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The Weird Science Behind The Hunt For Cryptids
All manner of phenomena can have an impact on human belief, whether it's cold, hard, fact, the word of a trusted friend, or a myth that just won't die.
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What Is The Significance Of Saint Monica Weeping In Catholicism?
There are different kinds of crying: an infant's cries, because of hunger or discomfort; the tears of anguish over a child choosing the wrong path in life.
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Prince's Love For Joni Mitchell Caught The Attention Of The Folk Singer's Security Team
Prince's love for Joni Mitchell caught the attention of the folk singer's security team when he used to write her fan mail.
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Elvita Adams Is The Only Person To Survive Jumping Off The Top Of The Empire State Building
Elvita Adams is the only person to survive jumping off the top of the Empire State Building, but she did it by sheer luck.
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The Strangest Ways People Died In 2022
Think strange and bizarre causes of death only happened in the past? Think again: Here are the strangest ways people died in 2022.
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An Accidental Injection Of Soup May Be At Fault For The Death Of A Brazilian Woman
When a nurse accidentally injected soup into a Brazilian patient in a hospital, the patient died. Now, it's thought the soup may be to blame for her death.
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The Bizarre Seahawks Penalty That Wasn't, Explained
On November 27, 2022, the Seattle Seahawks hosted the Las Vegas Raiders at home and eventually lost. Notably, the game included a bizarre penalty that wasn't.
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Who Was The Fifth Person On The Cover Of The Beatles' Iconic Abbey Road Album Cover?
The Beatles' "Abbey Road" album features the band crossing the street via a crosswalk. Here's who the fifth person was in the background of the picture.
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