On May 13, 1985, Ramona Africa was the only adult to survive the police bombing of the Philadelphia activist group MOVE — only to be thrown in jail afterward.

Once the victim's leg was found riddled with bite marks in the Berlin park, police dogs led officers to the suspect's home, where they uncovered a bone saw and a cooler for storing meat.

The temple is believed to be the site where Jesus miraculously healed a bleeding woman.

For five years across 2008 to 2019, marine experts at Isla Guadalupe have spotted sucker marks and scars on a total of 14 great white sharks.

From Jonestown to Heaven's Gate, discover the harrowing stories from people who escaped history's most infamous cults.

The meteorite is estimated to be 4.5 billion years old — and worth nearly $2 million.

While the world was in lockdown, researchers continued working tirelessly to restore the walls of a 2,000-year-old temple.

Just south of Mexico City, you'll find la Isla de las Muñecas, a haunted island where countless decaying dolls hang in the trees.

Rumble in the Bronx CEO Michael Roman faces eight charges for organizing the illegal event where police found hundreds of people crammed into close quarters in violation of coronavirus rules.

John Africa co-founded the Black activist group MOVE, whose home was bombed by Philadelphia Police in 1985.

Andrew Greenbaum made a fortune off numerous spam email campaigns before fleeing the United States in 2005 to avoid a $12.8-million lawsuit. Until recently, his whereabouts remained unknown.