Scattered across Japan, nestled between the vibrant sprawl of modern cities and the quiet charm of towns steeped in tradition, an unusual pattern emerges...
The numbers alone are staggering. Three million pages of documents. 180,000 images. 2,000 videos. When the latest release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein...
In 1946, a P-239 plutonium core scheduled for detonation by nuclear bomb was harmlessly melted down and reintegrated into the United States nuclear stockpile....
The eerie and unsettling phenomenon of the Black Eyed Children—also known as Black-Eyed Kids or BEKs—remained largely obscure until the mid-1990s. During this time,...
The situation in Mozambique is spiraling out of control. What started as protests against clear signs of electoral fraud is quickly descending into a...
TRIGGER WARNING: The Bridgend suicides is a serious topic, and this article addresses mental health, suicides, and self-harm; reader discretion is advised. From 2005...
Gloria Ramirez, a Riverside, California native who died on February 19, 1994, earned the nickname “the Toxic Lady” or “the Toxic Woman” because multiple...
Flight instructor Frederick Valentich of Australia disappeared in 1978 while piloting a rented Cessna 182 after reporting the presence of an unidentified flying object....
A book of medical curiosities seems to have embellished the account of Edward Mordrake, “The Man with Two Faces,” from a fictitious newspaper article....