Francisco Lazaro: The Truth About The Runner Who Died At The Olympics
It is not the place you'd imagine dying but it's happened several times. This is how one Portuguese marathoner's bad Olympics decision led to his death.
Read MoreIt is not the place you'd imagine dying but it's happened several times. This is how one Portuguese marathoner's bad Olympics decision led to his death.
Read MoreIt should go without saying that Japan's plans for the 2021 Olympics have been a bit complicated by COVID-19 — but is the country ready for the big event?
Read MoreOf course, the first thing most people do after winning a medal is crash in their beds in the Athletes' Village from exhaustion. But there's more than that.
Read MoreThe Olympics reflect the world's growth. Arguably, no change has embodied that as much as one of the most recent additions to the Olympic games: skateboarding.
Read MoreThe more we study them, the more we learn that sharks are socially intelligent creatures. They develop lasting bonds of friendship that can go on for years.
Read MoreAfter its completion in 1936, the Hoover Dam has been among the largest and most important hydroelectric plants in the world. But what would happen if it broke?
Read MoreSteve Irwin's son, Robert, has become quite the interesting young person in his own right. Here's the untold truth of Robert Irwin.
Read MoreSteeped in Jewish folklore, the golem has grown into a figure of Jewish resistance and strength. The history of the golem is rich, complicated, and important.
Read MoreAlthough disabled athletes have competed against one another for hundreds of years, the official Paralympic games didn't start until the mid-20th century.
Read MoreSwamps are terrifying. For millennia, we've been telling tales of the monsters that live in the swamps. Here are terrifying swamp monsters from around the world
Read MoreAlthough it wasn't a long-running rivalry, Todd Rundgren and John Lennon had a controversial feud that made music headlines for some time in 1974.
Read MoreMost slaves seeking freedom had to rely on the kindness of their owners or incredible good luck, which was the case with a man named Denmark Vesey.
Read MoreJackie Chan's life story is undeniably intriguing, but there's plenty that most fans don't know. Here are some things you may not know about Jackie Chan.
Read MoreOnce we realize that Neanderthals were an intelligent species, it shouldn't surprise us to learn that they were able to control fire.
Read MoreDespite AC/DC's decades of popularity and success, it's inevitable that any band with such a long tenure is going to put out a few clunkers.
Read MoreJeffrey MacDonald met Colette Stevenson when they were in the seventh grade, and the couple had an off-again and on-again relationship throughout high school.
Read MoreBlood-sucking entities that rise from the dead to prey on humans appear in legends all over the world. Here's what vampires look like in different cultures.
Read MoreAfter Blink-182 bassist and singer Mark Hoppus revealed his cancer diagnosis in late June, fans have been intently following his updates on social media.
Read MoreWhile most of what we've collected of the skeletal remains of prehistoric sharks is of the toothy variety, one underwater excavation brought us something else.
Read MoreMumford & Sons have made a name for themselves for their unique style and constant evolution as musicians. This is the untold truth of Mumford & Sons.
Read MoreNetflix's new true crime documentary "Heist" will reenact three outrageous plots to get away with the score of a lifetime. Here are the crimes it covers.
Read MoreThroughout the course of Dr. Christopher Duntsch's career, he hurt more patients than he healed. Where is he today?
Read MoreManuel Buendía was a journalist in Mexico, where his column "Private Network" exposed connections between organized crime and the Mexican government.
Read MoreThe so-called Wheaties Curse has supposedly affected a number of athletes after their appearance on the cereal brand's box.
Read MoreBP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster in 2010 has had far-reaching effects beyond the immediate disaster.
Read MoreDr. Death did things his own way, a way that left several unsuspecting patients mutilated, permanently damaged, or dead.
Read MoreManuel Buendía's work often looked at drug trafficking and its ties to both corrupt Mexican officials and the CIA, among other crimes.
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