As public libraries popped up across America in the early 1900s, these posters encouraged people to take advantage of their new resources.

Richard Chase's tendency to drink his victims' blood wasn't even the creepiest part of his M.O.

Through trading with the tribesmen, General Horatio Gordon Robley collected 35 to 40 mokomokai heads for his collection.

These headlines are sure to tickle your funny bone.

This desert has been changed utterly in the last two decades, and it's still going on.

Ravenous Jamestown colonists, on the brink of death, began exhuming corpses for sustenance during the Starving Time.

With beer-powered cars now a reality and climate change bearing down on us, we're finding fuel in places you'd never think we'd look.

Once a sign of oppression, the Berlin Wall has converted into an illuminating stone canvas for the artistic expression of freedom.

Five teens filmed and mocked a disabled drowning man instead of helping. But there was no Florida law that could be used against them.

The burial mound likely dates back 1,800 years to the time of the Han Dynasty.