Antarctica's Melting Doomsday Glacier Should Be A Wake-Up Call
Scientists say the Thwaites Glacier — also known as the Doomsday Glacier — is showing increasing signs of instability as the Southern Ocean gets warmer.
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The Century-Long History Of MLB's Subway Series
Baseball is littered with a plethora of traditions some of which are difficult to trace. But, the history of the "Subway Series" started over a century ago.
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How Many Victims Were Found At Serial Killer Billy Mansfield Jr's House Of Horrors?
Billy Mansfield Jr's "house of horrors" held secrets of buried skeletons, some of which remained unidentifed until recently. Here's what you need to know.
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Inside Robert And Katherine Oppenheimer's Troubled Family Life
J. Robert Oppenheimer was a brilliant physicist who is generally credited with the success of the weapons resulting from the Manhattan Project in World War II.
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Why The 'Shadows' Moon Landing Conspiracy Makes No Sense
Conspiracy theories abound in almost every area of politics and science. Here's why the conspiracy citing non-parallel shadows in moon landing photos is wrong.
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The Largest Shark In The World Isn't Even A Carnivore
Sharks are widely believed to be meat eaters, and often dangerous to humans. However, the largest shark in the world isn't even a carnivore.
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What Happened To Serial Killer Billy Mansfield, Jr.?
Serial killer Billy Mansfield, Jr., was convicted on various charges, including the deaths of multiple women and girls. Here is what has happened to him.
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Where Is The First 48 Subject Daryll Johnson Now?
In October 2013, Kinya Keller was brutally murdered in Louisianna. A&E's "The First 48" subject, Daryll Johnson, was arrested, and this is where he is now.
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Tragic Details Found In José Fernández's Autopsy Report
Miami Marlins star pitcher José Fernández fought long and hard to achieve the pinnacle of his profession, only suffer a tragic death in a boating accident.
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The Hidden Meaning Behind The Guess Who's Song, American Woman
Canadian band, The Guess Who, had a major hit with "American Woman" in 1970. But, the meaning behind the words has conflicting and controversial meanings.
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The Phrase 'We The People' Came From This Forgotten Founding Father
Perhaps most of us have heard the phrase "Founding Fathers" at some point -- but note the plural. Remarkable individuals shaped what became the United States.
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The Untold Truth Of The Channel Tunnel
Here is the untold truth of one of the most remarkable engineering works in history: the Channel Tunnel, also known as Eurotunnel or simply the Chunnel.
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Sharks Have Been Around For Much Longer Than You Thought
Sharks, just in general, tend to be a creature regarded askance by human beings -- we're visitors in their home, and they have the overwhelming advantage.
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Inside Michael Jordan And Scottie Pippen's Complicated Relationship
Here's a breakdown of the complicated relationship between Chicago Bulls legends Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.
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Toni Braxton's 'Cult-Like' Lifestyle As A Child Is A Real Eye-Opener
Multi-platinum artist Toni Braxton has had some ups and downs throughout her life. And, she started out in a "cult-like" church where she and her sisters sang..
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What Jessica Hahn's Life Was Like After The Jim And Tammy Faye Bakker Scandal
The fall of televangelist Jim Bakker and his wife, Tammy Faye, is a scandal for the ages. But what happened to Jessica Hahn, the woman at the center of it?
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Psychiatrist Said The Hillside Strangler's Multiple Personality Claims Were Bogus
The human mind is almost unfathomably complex at the best of times. Numerous factors, including environment, biology, and history, can make it more so.
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Jimi Hendrix's 15-Minute Long Masterpiece Was Recorded In Just Three Takes
Jimi Hendrix recorded a 15-minute-long song called "Voodoo Chile," and managed to do so in just three takes. Here's how he pulled off the feat.
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What We Know About Basketball Star Jeff Harper's 9 Month Detention In China
basketball star Jeff Harper spent 9-months in 2020 detained in China. The details around the accusations are murky, but. here's what we know.
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A Chilling Theory On Ted Bundy's Motive For Murder
Ted Bundy has gone down in history as one of the most notorious serial killers in the United States. Here is a chilling theory for Bundy's motive to murder.
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This 500-Million-Year-Old Fossil Looks Like Something Out Of A Sci-Fi Novel
A 500-million-year-old fossil of a sea creature looks like something you might find in a science fiction novel. Here's the story of its discovery.
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The Tragic 1976 Death Of The Beatles' Road Manager Mal Evans
Members of The Beatles and their close inner circle have been plagued with tragedy. This also includes the band's road manager and assistant, Mal Evans.
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How Do Wildfires Start?
Tragically, wildfires are becoming an increasingly devastating reality of life around the globe. Firefighting resources help, but how do they start?
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Texas' Firearm-Related Deaths Were Already Getting Worse Even Before Uvalde
The massacre of children in a Texas school highlighted the state's lax gun laws, but firearm-related deaths were already getting worse even before Uvalde.
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What's The Largest Prize A Single Person Has Won In The Mega Millions Jackpot?
With everyone scrambling to purchase tickets for the Mega Millions jackpot, here is the largest prize that a single person has ever won playing this lottery.
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The Untold Truth Of Al Gore
Al Gore has been in the public eye for more than four decades, but there is more to him than even his supporters may know. This is the untold truth of Al Gore.
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Professional Athletes Who Went To War
The 15 athletes listed here all went to war, some were drafted and some signed up on their own, but all put their careers on hold while serving their country.
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