The Charges Against The Gunman In The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Explained
In 2018, Robert D. Bowers entered the Tree of Life Synagogue and killed 11 people, wounding six others. Here's what he was charged with and convicted of.
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The Rise And Fall Of Andre The Giant
Andre the Giant was larger than life, with a storied and successful wrestling career that also played a part in his deteriorating health.
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The Only Pro Basketball Players To Achieve This NCAA And NBA Victory
The Denver Nuggets 2023 NBA championship saw rookie guard Christian Braun snag a key victory that only a few pro basketball players have achieved.
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The Most Intense Training Athletes Ever Went Through
To excel at their sport, elite athletes often think outside the box. This can lead to some intense training practices that would break mere mortals...
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The 5 Most Disturbing Cases Of People Waking Up In A Coffin
It might sound like something straight out of a movie, but there have been many cases of people waking up inside a coffin. Here are five of them.
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The Ceremonial Military Roles For Trooping The Colour Explained
Trooping the Colour is a famous and iconic tradition that attracts crowds of spectators each year. The ceremonial military roles are explained here.
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Why A Body Might Not Decay In Humid Areas, According To An Expert
A nun was exhumed in Missouri four years after her death only to be found intact. Here's why a body might not decay in humid areas, according to an expert.
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The Rise Of North Korea's Kim Jong Un
Kim Jong Un assumed control of North Korea in 2011, when he was reportedly only 27 years old. Here's how he ascended to power and what he's done to keep it.
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Why Some Experts Say Boris Johnson's Career Is Finished
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has seen his share of scandal. Here's why some experts say his career is finished.
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Here's Who Inherited Stan Lee's Estate After He Died
Stan Lee was easily one of the most influential creators in entertainment. He died in 2018 at 95. Here's who inherited his estate after he died.
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X Games Athletes Who Died Too Young
X Games athletes are prone to engaging in extremely risky behavior, and some have paid the ultimate price. Here are the X Games athletes who died too young.
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The Tangled Life Of Hunter Biden
As son of President Joe Biden, Hunter Biden has come under major scrutiny in the last several years, leading to felony gun convictions and federal tax charges.
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The Typewriter Cormac McCarthy Used For More Than 40 Years
Cormac McCarthy wrote some of the most acclaimed novels in modern literature on a the typewriter he bought at a pawn shop and used for more than 40 years.
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The Wild 2016 Cormac McCarthy Death Hoax That Fooled Nearly Everyone
Pulitzer Prize winning author Cormac McCarthy died in June 2023, but in 2016, there was a wild death hoax about him that fooled nearly everyone.
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The Sad 2021 Death Of Todd Kochutin From Deadliest Catch
In February 2021, Todd Kochutin from "Deadliest Catch" died aboard the F/V Patricia Lee after being seriously injured. Here's what we know about it.
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Why Some Say July Is The Most Dangerous Month To Go To The Hospital
Some people say that July is the most dangerous month to go to the hospital, and there have even been studies on the phenomenon - the "July Effect."
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Tragic Stories About Chuck Norris
Chuck Norris is just as human as the next person - so, at least, the available evidence suggests. Here are some tragic stories about Chuck Norris.
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The Second Indictment Against Donald Trump Explained
When the indictment against Donald Trump was finally unsealed over the weekend, the exact nature of the charges against the former president came to light.
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What Happened To The Bodies At Jonestown?
More than 900 people died in the Jonestown Massacre, and what happened with their bodies was just as controversial and confusing.
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The Tragic 1976 Hate Crime Murder Of Richard Heakin
The 1976 killing of gay college student Richard Heakin took place just one yaer before Tucson added sexual orientation to their anti-discrimination ordinance.
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The Strangest Places Donald Trump Stored Classified Documents
Donald Trump is facing federal charges for allegations around illegally held documents. Here are the strangest places he stored the classified materials.
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The Untold Truth Of Josh Freese, The Foo Fighters New Drummer
In May 2023, Josh Freese joined Foo Fighters as their new drummer. If the question on your mind is, "Um, who?" the answer should satisfy you completely.
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How Many Presidents And Vice Presidents Have Taken Classified Documents (That We Know Of)?
The Presidential Records Act of 1978 made it illegal to mishandle classified information, which is how former president Donald Trump was indicted in 2023.
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Rules Park Rangers Have To Follow In National Parks
National park rangers are often faced with dangerous situations and difficult choices, and there's a complex network of rules in place to help guide them.
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The Inspiration Behind Hey Jude By The Beatles
The Beatles discography has a plethora of hits and beloved songs, but some songs reign supreme. "Hey Jude" is one. Here's the inspiration behind it.
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Actors Who Were Tragically Murdered
Sometimes the dark and dangerous world of movie fantasy doesn't go away when the cameras stop rolling. Here are some actors who were tragically murdered.
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Why The Harlem Ballroom Scene Was Important To The Black And Latinx LGBTQ+ Community
The Harlem Ballroom Scene was and is important to the Black and Latinx LGBTQ+ community. Its cultural impact is also more ubiquitous than you may realize.
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