Why Alabama Public Schools Banned Yoga
Alabama public schools banned yoga in 1993, but decades later a new law reversed that ban. Here's why Alabama banned yoga in public schools in the first place.
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Disturbing Details Found In River Phoenix's Autopsy Report
River Phoenix died of an accidental overdose in 1993 when he was just 23 years old.
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Big Controversies That Rocked Adidas
Adidas has been embroiled in numerous controversies over the decades, from its founder's ties to the Nazi party to its high-profile split with Kanye West.
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Why The Houston Astros Being In The World Series Has Sparked Controversy
Professional sports franchises attract a cadre of die-hard fans, who follow every event and player involved. For some, that's not a good thing.
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Night Train Lane Went From Abandoned Baby To One Of Football's Greatest Players
Here's the story of Pro Football Hall of Famer Dick "Night Train" Lane and his road to NFL stardom, which started when he was abandoned as an infant.
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The Controversy Surrounding The Death Of Iranian Teen Protestor Nika Shakarami
Since mid-September 2022, Iranians have been protesting their oppressive government since the suspicious death of a woman, possibly at the hands of the police.
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The Extreme Australian Sport That Involves Bungee Jumping Right To The Mouths Of Crocodiles
Bungee jumping is a notoriously high-adrenaline sport, but in Australia there's an even more extreme variation where you jump into the mouth of a crocodile.
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What Hell Is Really Like, According To The People Who Have Been There
While no one knows what happens after you die, many believe bad people will go to hell. Here's what hell is like, according to the people who have been there.
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What We Know About A Terrifying, Prehistoric Sea Snake
What we know about a terrifying, prehistoric sea snake that some scientists think could have even eaten whales.
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Where Is Chief Little Wolf Buried?
Chief Little Wolf was a significant influence in the ultimate fate of the Cheyenne Nation in the 19th century, leading his people in battle and escape.
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The Story Of The World's First Commercial Radio Station
Over the course of human history, many brilliant minds have invented new technologies that have dramatically changed the way we live. Radio is one such thing.
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Why The Accused Tree Of Life Synagogue Murderer Still Hasn't Gone To Trial
Here's why the accused murderer in the tragic 2018 attacks at the Tree of Life Synagogue still hasn't gone to trial.
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Why Golden Blood Is So Valuable
Everyone knows about blood types O, A, B, and AB, but what about golden blood. Turns out, golden blood is the rarest blood type on earth.
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Why Dolly Parton Wears Long Sleeves All The Time
Parton has been famous for most of her adult life, and the public has never been shy about commenting on Dolly's signature looks: the wigs, the long nails.
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Did Lorenzen Wright's Killer Ex-Wife Incriminate Herself In A Novel?
Lorenzen Wright's killer ex-wife was convicted of her NBA star husband's murder, but did she incriminate herself in a novel?
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Elizabeth Taylor's Affair With Richard Burton Almost Got Her Banned From The US
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were two of Hollywood's biggest stars, but before they were married, they were engaged in a secret affair.
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Darrell Brooks Broke The No. 1 Rule In Court Proceedings
Darrell Brooks broke the No. 1 rule in court proceedings during his trial for driving a car through a Christmas parade, killing six.
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Blood Quantum Laws In America Explained
America's blood quantum laws define who is and who is not a member of a Native American tribe, based on their family line. Here's how it works.
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The Darrell Brooks Verdict Explained
A man has been convicted of driving his vehicle into a Christmas parade last year, causing injuries and death among bystanders and participants.
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Why The 2022 World Series Is Very Personal For Houston Astros Manager Dusty Baker
The 2022 World Series between the Astros and the Phillies is personal for Astros manager Dusty Baker, who once wanted to be the Phillies' manager.
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There's A Good Reason People Are Afraid Of The Dark
Just because you do some soul-searching and realize your primal fear is truly irrational doesn't mean it isn't real and doesn't have an impact on your life.
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The Tragic Way One Man's Beard Led To The Death Of Its Owner
A 16th-century Austrian mayor's death was caused by his own beard.
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There Was Suspicion Of Scandal A Year Before The Black Sox
Sports and athletic competition have been a part of societies since ancient times. And one sport that has seen its fair share of scandal is baseball.
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Bryce Harper Played A Completely Different Position Before Becoming An All-Star Outfielder
Some athletes made a name for themselves for their versatility, either across sports or within their athletic specialty. Count Bryce Harper among the latter.
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Expert Reacts To Dahmer's Chilling Testimony
Dahmer provided his own account of the disturbing crime spree he committed, and included tidbits about his mental state both before and after the killings.
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Thor Heyerdahl's Ocean Treks Were Even More Impressive Than You Thought
People might think that scientific research largely takes place in a lab, but not long ago theories were tested in real time by theorists like Thor Heyerdahl.
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This Once-Believed Extinct Plant Was Found In A Hawaiian Crater
A plant once believed to be extinct was found in a Hawaiian crater in 2021. This is the story of the Delissea plant's resurgence in Hawaii.
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