If he was alive and still at work today, Pablo Escobar's net worth would be more than $100 billion, making him the richest person on earth.

The discovery could be the long-lost Clotilda, the last known slave ship to bring live slaves to the U.S.

The managers at In-N-Out, a family-owned chain from the west coast, make more than triple the national average salary for a fast food store manager.

Robert Preston was just a 20-year-old helicopter maintenance worker for the Army when he commandeered a helicopter and attempted to land it on the White House lawn.

The "meteorite" was actually something scientists call "blue ice," a frozen mixture of feces, urine, and disinfectant that falls accidentally from passing aircraft.

Despite their 255-year age difference, not to mention the fact that one of them is dead, Teague claims the marriage is as normal as any other union.

From the Roch Ness Monster to the Tasmanian Globster, the ocean has put out some downright terrifying creatures.

The mummified dog was a shocking find for the loggers, who were working on cutting the tree into pieces and almost turned it into mulch.

While most people can’t even get through security once without something going wrong, Marilyn Hartman has managed to evade TSA agents ten times over the past four years.

Known as the "father of the Green Revolution," Norman Borlaug pushed the boundaries of agriculture and saved over a billion lives in the process.

Ever wondered what causes that pesky case of hiccups, or how in the world you're going to get rid of them?