The Disturbing Thing Lyle Menendez Said He Didn't Forgive His Mother For
In seeking a criminal conviction, motive is a crucial part of the puzzle. That was true for the Menendez brothers, convicted of killing their parents.
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John Wilkes Booth Wasn't The Only Actor In The Family
John Wilkes Booth is probably the most well-known of the Booth clan. What many don't know is that he came from a prominent family, and had a famous sibling.
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The Tragic 1996 Death Of Audrey Munson, America's First Supermodel
Ours is an age in which physical beauty is celebrated, lauded, praised -- not just models, but supermodels. The archetype may have begun with Audrey Munson.
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The Alleged Motive For The Axeman Of New Orleans' Crime Spree
The Axeman, who attacked as many as a dozen people, allegedly had ties to a brand new kind of music.
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The Sad Truth About The First Place Albert Woodfox Visited After His Prison Release
Albert Woodfox, a former inmate who spent more than four decades in solitary confinement and recently died, wanted to visit one specific place when freed.
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What Happened To Hitler's Personal Physician?
Rank has its privileges, and perhaps especially so when the life of a brutal dictator is at stake, requiring constant, personal medical supervision.
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What Would Happen If Earth Were The Lone Planet In Our Solar System?
What would happen if the other planets in our solar system were to disappear? What if they never existed at all?
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How The Tham Luang Cave Rescue Turned Into A PR Nightmare For Elon Musk
What at first seemed like a commendable gesture on Elon Musk's part soon turned into a PR nightmare for the Tesla Motors and SpaceX executive.
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Serial Killer Charles Ng's Trial Cost California A Whopping Sum Of Money
Serial Killer Charles Ng has been sentenced to death by lethal injection and awaits his punishment in jail, but the trail has cost California a fortune.
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The Terrifying Percentage Of The Great Barrier Reef That We've Lost In The Last Two Decades
In 2022, the Great Barrier Reef suffered another mass bleaching event, and the reason behind it was man-made, with losses in the past two decades unbelievable.
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NASA's Data On The Massive Tonga Volcanic Eruption Will Blow Your Mind
Data from the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcanic explosion from January 2022 is incredible, and it gives researchers a lot to unpack as they study why and how.
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What Is Dead Pool Status?
Dead pool status has nothing to do with Marvel; rather, it has everything to do with the dangerously low water levels Lakes Mead and Powell are facing today.
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What Are The Chances You'll Be Killed By Lightning?
Lightning can strike victims in more than one way and the odds of being struck by lightning go up significantly during the summer months.
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Inside The Acquittal Of Philip Brailsford In Daniel Shaver's Shooting Death
Philip Brailsford, an ex-cop acquitted in the shooting death of Daniel Shaver, claimed he thought the unarmed man was reaching for a weapon when he opened fire.
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Why Serial Killer Charles Ng Won't Be Executed Anytime Soon
Charles Ng was convicted of perpetrating some of the most sadistic murders in modern history, and sentenced to death. When might he be executed?
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The Myth About Wedding Rings You Can Stop Believing
Weddings around the world have numerous traditional aspects, from the words used to unite a couple, to the clothing they wear, to the symbols of their bond.
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What Was Ayman Al-Zawahiri's Relationship With Osama Bin Laden?
The vast web of global terrorism got a little smaller with the death of al-Qaeda's Ayman al-Zawahiri, an associate of and successor to Osama Bin Laden.
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The Complete History Of Mars Exploration Explained
Since humans have looked up to the cosmos, Mars has been an object of fascination. As technology has improved, the planet's secrets have slowly become revealed.
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The Disturbing Details Found In Autopsies Of A Family Murdered At Iowa State Park
There are those tragic stories which evoke exceptional heartbreak. One such story is that of a family, camping in an Iowa park, killed in their tent.
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Dr. Seuss First Got Published Because Of A Chance Meeting
Theodor Geisel eventually became beloved children's author Dr. Seuss, publishing over 60 books in his lifetime. But it almost didn't happen at all.
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The Surprisingly Long History Of Bowling Explained
Bowling, or the art of knocking down pins with a heavy ball, is one of the most cherished of American pastimes. Here's its surprisingly long history.
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What Americans Might Not Know About Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter's public image as an honest peanut farmer-turned-statesman who builds homes for the homeless ignores his many contradictions and complications.
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Why Did Pat Carroll Sue Hanna-Barbera?
Pat Carroll had a long and vibrant performing career, mostly on stage and TV, but also as a voice artist, including Ursula in "The Little Mermaid."
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What The Bible Said Jonah's Life Was Like After Being Swallowed By The Whale
Even non-religious people probably know the harrowing Biblical saga of Jonah and the whale. What was his life like after being swallowed by the giant creature?
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Ron DeSantis' Dismissal Of Monkeypox Has Experts Concerned
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' has weighed in with a laissez-faire attitude on the U.S. monkeypox viral outbreak, which has some experts concerned.
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Why Emmett Till's Accuser Claims She Is A Victim Too
An unpublished memoir from Carolyn Bryant Donham, the white woman at the center of the controversial 1955 Emmett Till murder case, offers crucial insight.
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What Are Toxic Military Burn Pits?
In the summer of 2022, a rather contentious issue was the source of headlines coming out of Washington for a few weeks: toxic military burn pits.
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