Jeffrey Dahmer Attempted Some Unsettling Experiments On His Victims
Jeffrey Dahmer was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. In the course of the investigation, other heinous actions would be revealed.
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Questionable Things About Ronald Reagan's Presidency
Ronald Reagan is a well known president, but his legacy is not free from criticism. Here are some questionable things about Ronald Reagan's presidency.
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What Reba McEntire Fans May Not Know About The Star
Today, Reba McEntire is one of the giants of country music. Here are some lesser-known facts about America's favorite country star.
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The Best And Worst Shakespeare Plays
When Shakespeare was firing on all cylinders, he was a titan capable of moving feats of plot and poetry. But even the MVP of English literature had off days.
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The Untold Truth Of The Commonwealth
The Commonwealth of Nations is an association comprising 56 nations and headed by King Charles III. Here's what you might not know about this voluntary union.
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The Chilling Way Alcohol Tied Into Jeffrey Dahmer's Murders
A renowned forensic psychiatrist testified about how Jeffrey Dahmer used alcohol during his murders.
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The Subtle Tribute From The Queen's Favorite Pony Even Royal Watchers Missed
Queen Elizabeth II was celebrated for her dedication to duty, her sense of family, and her love of cars. She was also fond of her dogs and ponies.
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One WWI Destroyer's Wreck Was Found After 100 Years Lost At Sea
There are those who would suggest that the real frontiers needing exploration are Earth's oceans, with hundreds of years of lost lives and shipping.
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How DNA Helped Solve A 1990 Serial Killer Cold Case
The so-called "Package Killer" preyed on sex workers in St. Louis. Here's how DNA helped solve the 1990 serial killer cold case.
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The Story Of The Korean Basketball Player Who Was Nicknamed The Female Magic Johnson
Pete Maravich. Magic Johnson. E.J. Ok. While the first two names are instantly recognizable as basketball legends, few will recognize the third.
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A British Guard Wasn't The Only Fainting Officer During The Queen's Funeral
The internet has been abuzz of late with stories and footage of royal guards around the world passing out while on duty. In England, it wasn't just the guards.
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Where Are The Members Of The Bling Ring Today?
Even the A-list celebrities and Hollywood royalty have their challenges -- for instance, being targeted by teenaged burglars looking for jewelry to steal.
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The Tragic 1999 Murder Of Hae Min Lee
The tragic 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee culminated in the conviction of her boyfriend, only to be overturned two decades later.
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Everything We Know About Adnan Syed's Overturned Murder Conviction
Although the legal system is designed to result in equal justice for all, the fact is that sometimes the system fails individuals, sometimes with dire results.
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The Disastrous Free Town Project Explained
This is the story of a group of libertarians that picked up and moved to a small town in New Hampshire in an attempt to establish a largely unregulated society.
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The Untold Truth About LGBTQ+ People In The Wild West
Gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people played key roles in settling the American West. Read on for the untold truth of LGBTQ+ people in the Old West.
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What Really Ended Sidney Poitier And Diahann Carroll's Relationship
There are certainly those co-workers who are annoying as the day is long. And then there are those who resonate beyond the workplace, for good or ill.
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The Story Of The English Man Who Was Beaten To Death With A Piece Of Bread
A man was beaten to death with a pumpernickel loaf in 1988.
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The Best And Worst Agatha Christie Mysteries
Although most of Christie's works range from good to great, some stand out for good reasons or bad. Here are the best and worst Agatha Christie mysteries.
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The Untold Truth Of Tanya Tucker
Tanya Tucker was one of the most vocal female stars of the outlaw country movement. It wasn't all smooth sailing, though.
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Queen Elizabeth's State Funeral Outdid Churchill's In One Major Way
Queen Elizabeth's funeral was huge. While final numbers are still to come, it was a singular event, the first state funeral since Winston Churchill's in 1965.
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The Queen's Relationship With Her Canadian Mare Was Unlike Any Other
Queen Elizabeth II's love for horses is well-known, but fewer may know of the queen's cherished, obsidian mare, who was born in Canada and was named Burmese.
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The Creative Way Queen Elizabeth Passed The Time Over Christmas During World War II
Queen Elizabeth II, then a princess, spent most of her time in Windsor Castle with her sister, Princess Margaret, during World War II.
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Inside Queen Elizabeth's Close Relationship With This American Cowboy
Queen Elizabeth II shared a special, decades-long friendship with an American horse trainer, whom she sought out for his kindness to and respect for animals.
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The Truth About The Queen Elizabeth II Window In Westminster Abbey
Queen Elizabeth II experienced many milestones at Westminster Abbey in London, so it makes sense that she would have a window dedicated to her.
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What Is The Camp Colour King Charles Placed On The Queen's Coffin?
Queen Elizabeth's funeral was marked by very intricate processes, including the laying of the Queen's Company Camp Colour. Here's what you need to know.
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Thousands Rally Around This Major Campaign Following The Queen's Death
There's an online petition gaining traction after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Learn all about what thousands of people are wanting.
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