The U.S. government terrorized, outed, and fired at least 5,000 people suspected of being homosexuals during the Lavender Scare from 1947-1961.

Explaining the unusual architectural phenomenon of the whispering gallery that carries even the quietest words across dozens of feet amid swells of croud noise.

Michigan State University employee Joseph Hattey could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of these "crimes against nature."

The producers of Twenty-One saw Charles Van Doren's handsomeness and polite demeanor as a way to boost their ratings.

Lee Morgan's wife saved his jazz career and his life. And then she ended it.

Pacquiao earned more than $100 million for his highly-anticipated 2015 "Fight of the Century" against Floyd Mayweather Jr.

When it was uncovered that congressional candidate Nathan Larson condones pedophilia, rape, and more, he admitted to everything without hesitation.

Alan Berg made enemies with the Aryan Nation and the Christian Identity movement, who believed Jews descended from Satan.

"I am sorry, but there were no options here."

Hashima Island has a complicated history. But what's abundantly clear is that when humans leave, buildings will crumble and nature will flourish.