What Happens If Someone In Jail Is Elected President Of The United States?
No person has ever been elected president of the United States while in jail. But what exactly would happen in this scenario? Let's take a look.
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The 1976 Disappearance Of Teenager Cynthia Dawn Kinney
On June 23, 1976, 16-year-old Cynthia Dawn Kinney disappeared from her family's laundromat. Years later, in August 2023, a prime suspect emerged.
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The Weird World Of Parasitic Plants
While they may seem like pests, parasitic plants can play important roles in ecosystems. Clearly, the world of parasitic plants is a weird one.
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The 2016 Coffee Murder Of Wayan Mirna Salihin
In 2016, Wayan Mirna Salihin died after drinking a coffee spiked with cyanide. Jessica Kumala Wongso was arrested and convicted of the murder.
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Going To The Beach In The Regency Era Had A Different Meaning
Years ago, in the Regency era from around 1795 to 1837, going to the beach was a lot different than it is today. Here's what it meant back then.
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Who Was Jared In The Book Of Mormon?
In the King James Bible Jared gets very little mention, but in the LDS Bible, he was integral to keeping his people together after the Tower of Babel fell.
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Bob Marley's One Love Is More Iconic Than You Realize
Bob Marley's "One Love" has an upbeat tempo and a positive message that was integral to one of the most iconic moments in Jamaica's political history.
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Who Invented Deodorant And Antiperspirant?
Deodorant and anti-perspirant might be common (and invaluable) products today, but they are actually fairly recent creations. Here's the story.
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Lies The Gran Turismo Movie Told You About The True Story It Was Based On
The film is based on a true story, but just how true is "Gran Turismo?" These are the lies -- some bigger than others -- that the film tells its audience.
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The Scientific Reason This Is The Safest Spot To Sit On A Train
While train crashes aren't terribly common, they can cause injuries and death. Here's the science behind the safest spot to sit on a train.
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What Donald Trump's Mugshot Expression Really Means, According To An Expert
A body language expert has just weighed in on Donald Trump's facial expressions as he posed for mugshots at the Fulton County jail in Atlanta.
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Why Some People Smile In Their Mugshots
If you are getting your mugshot taken, it's most likely not a good moment. Yet sometimes, people end up smiling in their mugshots. There are a few reasons why.
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MLB Fights That Went Too Far
While baseball doesn't have a reputation for violence, occasionally tempers flare and turn physical. Cooler heads don't always prevail, and fights can get ugly.
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The Strange Medieval Fairy-Tale Of Cockaigne, Land Of Laziness And Earthly Delights
Various cultures have ideas and stories about fantasy utopias. This is the strange medieval fairy-tale of Cockaigne, land of laziness and earthly delights.
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Why The Lunar South Pole Is So Important To Scientists
Scientists have turned their eyes to the lunar south pole - but why? There are many reasons why this region is so important for space research.
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Dolly Parton: The Untold Story Of The Country Music Icon
Dolly Parton is one of the most beloved celebrities in the world, but there are a few things even her dedicated fans might not know about her.
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The Disturbing Murder Spree Of British Nurse Lucy Letby
British nurse Lucy Letby will go down in history as one of the most horrific serial killers ever. Here are the disturbing crimes she committed.
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The Real Reason Larry Bird Dropped Out Of Indiana University
HBO's series "Winning Time" has taken creative license in places, but Larry Bird really did drop out of Indiana University after only 24 days. Here's why.
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Weird Marijuana Facts You Probably Didn't Know
Modern scientific research into cannabis is yielding some thought-provoking and bizarre stuff. Here are weird marijuana facts you probably didn't know.
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Who Was Jerry Buss And How Much Did He Really Pay For The Lakers?
Jerry Buss, born into poverty, was the one-time owner of the Los Angeles Lakers. Credited for much of their success, here's how much he paid for the team.
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Hopscotch Is Older Than You Realize
Hopscotch, the children's game, is played around the world under various names, and its origins are believed to date back to the Roman empire.
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NBA Fights That Went Too Far
Basketball may not be a contact sport, but the NBA has seen its fair share of brawls in the last few decades - sometimes with painful consequences.
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Why Some Nuclear Explosions Have Vertical Smoke Trails Near Them
Old photographs show inexplicable vertical smoke trails near nuclear explosions. Here's why those wispy columns of smoke were around some of the bombs.
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Why The LA Lakers Wear Purple And Gold Uniforms
The purple and gold uniforms of the Los Angeles Lakers are as iconic as their most legendary players. So why did they choose this color scheme?
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Willie Nelson: 12 Facts Only His Biggest Fans Would Know
From his heartbreakingly difficult childhood to his briefly-held belief that he had actually discovered The Beatles, Willie Nelson's life has been a wild ride.
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Here's Why The Lahore Diamond Is So Controversial
The Lahore diamond is a controversial part of the British's colonial past - specifically related to the two Sikh Wars. Here's the full story.
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Friends Of Prince Andrew Come To His Defense In New Documentary
Prince Andrew's public image has been on a downward spiral since the spotlight hit his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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