Inside The Chaotic Courtroom Of The Alex Murdaugh Trial
In June 2021, authorities found Margaret "Maggie" Murdaugh, 52, and her son Paul, 22, shot to death in their home in Islandton, South Carolina.
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What The Kansas City Chiefs' First Super Bowl Victory Was Really Like
As the 2022 NFL season kicked off, many fans looked to Kansas City as one that could be Super Bowl bound. Here's what their first Super Bowl victory was like.
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Why One Russian Cannibal Killer Was Confused With Another One
Nikolai Dzhumagaliev, who was accused of consuming at least nine people between 1971 and 1991, remains one of Russia's most notorious serial killers.
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Disturbing Details About The Bolivian Mennonite Sex Abuse Scandal
In the 2000s, a gang of rapists terrorized a religious community in Bolivia. These are the disturbing details about the Bolivian Mennonite sex abuse scandal.
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How A Team Of Researchers Decoded 400-Year-Old Letters From Mary, Queen Of Scots
For more than 400 years, a set of 57 letters sat in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, the country's national library, virtually untouched.
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10 Facts About Jalen Hurts (& Why Michael Jordan Is His Idol)
In 2022, Jalen Hurts was only 24. Yet he already had an enviable NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles. Hurts has been honing his football skills for years.
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The Philadelphia Eagles Won Their First Championship In A Blizzard So Bad Yard Lines Weren't Visible
On December 19, 1948, the Eagles played a championship game against the Chicago Cardinals in a snowstorm so bad the yard lines weren't visible.
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The Astonishing Scientific Theory That Says The Universe Might Be Inside A Black Hole
What if we - and our entire universe - are inside a black hole? Believe it or not, some scientists and researchers believe it's a possibility.
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7 Facts About Kansas City's Travis Kelce (& The Fun Way He Spent His First Paycheck)
The Kansas City Chiefs value their Ohio-native tight end. Here are some facts about Kansas City's Travis Kelce, and the fun way he spent his first paycheck.
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12 Facts About The Super Bowl Halftime Show (& Why The Performers Aren't Paid)
How did we get to the point where the biggest artists in the world are clamoring to play a 15-minute medley in the middle of a football game? Glad you asked.
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The Internet Thinks Tracy, California Might Be A Real Life Night Vale. Here's Why
"Welcome to Night Vale" is a podcast released in 2012 that focuses on the strange occurrences in the fictional desert town of Night Vale. Is there a real one?
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The Horrific 1989 Murder Of 17-Year-Old Junko Furuta
Hiroshi Miyano, Jo Ogura, Shinji Minato, and Yasushi Watanabe were the ringleaders in what was considered one of the most violent crimes in post-war Japan.
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The Harrowing Way Knife Swallowing Led To The Eventual Death Of A Sailor
It takes time to learn how to swallow swords, a talent that involves overcoming the gag reflex and conditioning the pharynx and the stomach.
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Inside The Life And Career Of Van Morrison
In the eyes of many, Van Morrison is one of the music industry's great recording artists. To others, he's a difficult person with controversial opinions.
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Ozzy Osbourne: 15 Facts About The Black Sabbath Singer
Ozzy Osbourne made waves as the vocalist of Black Sabbath but he also changed the music world when he struck out on his own.
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The Tragic 2007 Death Of Lea Nikki Bacharach
In 1965, famed composer Burt Bacharach married actress Angie Dickinson after dating for only 10 weeks. They went on to have one daughter, Lea Nikki Bacharach.
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Why Tuberculosis Could Put This Woman In Jail
Tuberculosis, also called TB, is a bacterial infection that attacks the lungs. Here's why this infection could put one unnamed woman behind bars.
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Why Super Bowl LVII's Flyover Team Will Make History
Like in years past, in Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles at State Farm Stadium, a flyover will mark the start.
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How A Turnip Led To The 1881 Death Of Parliament Member Sir William Payne-Gallwey
A person might not look at a root vegetable as a source of potential bodily harm. But, in at least one moment in history, a turnip became a lethal force.
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Canadian Drug Smugglers Brought A Whole New Meaning To The Term 'Carrier Pigeon'
'Carrier pigeon' typically has a pretty standard meaning, but these Canadian drug smugglers brought a whole new meaning to the word.
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The Stunning Claim Jodi Arias' Lawyer Made About His Health Following The Trial
Jodi Arias' lawyer made a stunning claim about his health following the trial, saying the defending the convicted killer caused his deadly disease.
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Grover Krantz: An Anthropologist Immortalized With Man's Best Friend
Grover Krantz stopped at nothing on his hunt for possibly North America's most known mythical creature that supposedly lurks in the woods: Bigfoot.
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What Is Near Space And Why Is It Important?
Near space is a place where planes can't fly and satellites can't orbit, yet it's becoming important to government entities. Here's why.
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Roadside Sniper Thomas Dillon's Lack Of Motive Made His Murders Even More Terrifying
Thomas Dillon stalked and killed at least five people from 1989 until his arrest in 1992. The lack of motive made his murders even more terrifying.
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Athletes Who Were Tragically Injured During The Height Of Their Careers
Many mighty athletes have been felled by injuries, but for some the timing couldn't be worse. These were tragically injured during the height of their careers.
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Times Musicians Have Been Accused Of Devil Worship
After the "satanic panic" of the 1980s, audiences still draw links between Satan and artists. Here are some times musicians have been accused of devil worship.
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Magic Johnson Was Wrong About Kareem Abdul Jabbar Being Mad When LeBron Broke His Record
Magic Johnson thought Kareem Abdul Jabbar would be mad about LeBron breaking his record - he was wrong. Jabbar said LeBron's new record was a win for humanity.
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