During the AIDS epidemic, Ruth Coker Burks personally cared for 1,000 AIDS patients and buried dozens in her family cemetery.
Archaeologists exploring a cave at Gedikkaya Hill found a collection of turtle figurines that served some unknown ritualistic ...
Scientists measure the expansion of the universe based on the constant of dark energy, but now experts say the mysterious ...
A passerby in the village of Virt found a 1,500-pound British naval mine likely deployed during Operation Gardening in 1944.
Michael Bowers and his 11-year-old son, Bo, found a huge megalodon tooth dating back millions of years while exploring a ...
Laden with the $27 million treasure of King Charles I, the Blessing of Burntisland sank in Scotland's Firth of Forth in 1633.
Nearly 600,000 cats and dogs were euthanized in 2025, and one euthanasia tech is documenting the brutal realities of her job ...
Dolly Parton was born in the Great Smoky Mountains of rural East Tennessee in 1946. Her parents were farmers and so ...
Inside The Story Of Sawney Bean And His Clan Of Cannibal Killers That Inspired ‘The Hills Have Eyes’
The head of a 45-member clan in Scotland, Sawney Bean allegedly killed and cannibalized over 1,000 victims in the early 16th century. But did he even exist? The story of the treacherous and ...
Throughout maritime history, sailors have reported sightings of ghost ships with eerily similar details — empty vessels appearing out of the blue, with no one aboard and no sign of what happened to ...
A recent study revealed that people who live near golf courses are more likely to develop Parkinson's disease, perhaps due to pesticide use.
On the Thursday before Easter in 1817, a strangely dressed woman walked into Almondsbury, a village eight miles north of Bristol. Carrying no more than soap and a few coins, the mysterious woman began ...
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