Alex Murdaugh's Murder Conviction Explained
On the evening of March 2, 2023, the seven men and five women of the Colleton County jury returned a verdict in the double murder trial of Alex Murdaugh.
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The Quirkiest Hobbies And Habits Of American Presidents
It should come as no surprise that when many presidents found themselves with a little downtime, they often had unusual or quirky hobbies.
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Egyptian Myths And Legends That Will Keep You Up At Night
From undead gods to a building supposedly full of evil spirits, these are some of the Egyptian myths and legends that are bound to keep you up at night.
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The NASA Lasers That Made The Hawaiian Sky Look Like The Matrix
Many flock to Hawaii to view its beautiful scenery and breathtaking night sky. However, NASA lasers made that sky look like something out of "The Matrix."
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Reggie Miller's Poor Attempt At Trash-Talking Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan is one of the best players to ever be in the NBA. Here is more about the time in which Reggie Miller poorly tried to trash-talk Jordan.
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King Charles III And The Stone Of Destiny: Why Is It Important?
In the first event of its kind since 1953, the coronation of King Charles III is set to take place on May 6, 2023, at Westminster Abbey in London.
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The Dark Realities Of Gender Reveal Parties
Intended to be a happy celebration, gender reveal parties are now causing some concern. Here are some dark realities associated with gender reveal parties.
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How The Murdaugh Trial Led To Renewed Interest In Stephen Smith's 2015 Murder Investigation
The homicide trial of South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh has brought up painful memories of the 2015 hit-and-run death of then-19-year-old Stephen Smith.
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The Mysterious Foo Fighters Of World War II
One of the most prominent early UFO sightings happened during the latter years of World War II. These are the mysterious foo fighters of World War II.
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The Lucrative Business Of Adolf Hitler Art Forgeries
Adolf Hitler had aspirations to be an artist when he was a young man. Today, there is a lucrative business of Adolf Hitler art forgeries.
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Some Theories Suggest Dinosaurs Died Out Quicker Than Previously Thought
Dinosaurs were some of the most formidable, powerful, and ferocious animals in history. But some theories suggest they died out quicker than previously thought.
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How An 11-Year-Old Inspired By Flint, Michigan Revolutionized Water Testing
Gitanjali Rao was inspired to do something about Flint, Michigan's water crisis, so at 11 years old, she revolutionized water testing.
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The Secret Code Jimmy And Rosalynn Carter Have Been Using For Decades
Jimmy Carter: definitely the most genteel and mannerly president to hold the office. Here's the secret code he and Rosalynn Carter have been using for decades.
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Red Flags That Signaled The Beginning Of The End Of These Classic Rock Bands
For all these legendary acts, the writing was on the wall in the months (or in some cases, a few years) leading to their breakup.
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Tragic Details About Boxing's Biggest Legends
The tenacity and strength of many well-known boxers go well beyond the matches they've fought in. Here are the tragic details about boxing's biggest legends.
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Michael Jordan Gave Shaquille O'Neal Some Tough Advice In Their First Matchup
Michael Jordan gave Shaquille O'Neal some tough advice in their first matchup, advice that Shaq said helped him "get to the next level."
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What Laurel And Hardy's Last Movie Was Like Before They Died
Although Laurel and Hardy starred in many successful films together, their last one was nothing short of a flop. Here's what their last movie was like.
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Rita Moreno Recalls The Unscripted Moment MLK's Speech Became 'I Have A Dream'
Actress and activist Rita Moreno recalls the unscripted moment MLK's March on Washington speech became "I Have a Dream."
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The Peruvian Man Who Was Arrested For Carrying Around A Centuries-Old Corpse
The Peruvian man who was arrested for carrying around a centuries-old corpse called it his "spiritual girlfriend."
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The Disturbing Way France's Most Notorious Serial Killer Met His Wife
The disturbing way France's most notorious serial killer met his wife before the two of them embarked on hunting and killing virgins for more than two decades.
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Meet Effa Manley: The Only Woman Inducted Into The Baseball Hall Of Fame
Meet Effa Manley: the only woman inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame is remembered as a saavy businesswoman who fought for the rights of Black athletes.
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How Shaye Groves Used Her Fascination With True Crime In Attempt To Thwart Murder Charge
British mother Shaye Groves was an avid fan of true crime television and media. It was this knowledge that she tried to use to avoid a murder charge.
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The Most Influential Artists Of Hip-Hop's Golden Age
Rap's golden age swiftly and definitively washed away the disco influences that preceded it. Here are the most influential artists of hip-hop's golden age.
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The Death Of The Manson Family's Getaway Driver, Linda Kasabian
The Manson family was responsible for many deaths during its 1969 killing spree. Recently it was announced that getaway driver Linda (Kasabian) Chiochios died.
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The Risky And Bizarre Way That The Moon Could Reduce Global Warming
You know that whole global warming thing? Well how about we bypass all the hard work of figuring out a sensible, rational, cooperative way of dealing with it?
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Scientific Reasons Why You Dislike Someone
You go into work one day and see that one co-worker you can't stand. But why can't you tolerate this person? There's a science behind why we dislike someone.
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A Seaside Discovery In Portugal Continues To Disprove A Key Theory About Homo Sapiens
A seaside discovery in Portugal continues to disprove a key theory about Homo sapiens, and reveals that they were likely more resourceful than we thought.
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