In 1997, Princess Diana's funeral was televised worldwide to more than 2 billion mournful viewers after she was lost to a tragic car accident.

"I knew [Clotilda] was out there... It was like you could feel the souls of those people."

Before the victim was found dead in her bed, the elderly murderer told a caretaker at the retirement home that she had "killed someone."

The mural depicts a compassionate embrace between New Zealand's prime minister and a Muslim woman following the tragedy at Christchurch, but not all locals are pleased with it.

The museum hopes that the potentially smelly exhibit will re-examine society's disgust toward bacteria.

Since 2012, the Waorani tribe had been under threat of having their territory opened up for oil drilling by the Ecuadorian government.

If the prehistoric mastodon fossil hadn't been found when it was, it might have dried out and crumbled.

The patient notes of pseudo-astrology doctors Simon Forman and Richard Napier had mostly remained illegible (and certainly ineffective)—until now.

The recall was announced as a last-ditch effort to convince Canada to remove the garbage it illegally left at a Filipino port in 2013.

"I would rather drink your social media persons piss than coconut water."

For 303 days in 1916, the French defended themselves against a fearsome German onslaught, but at the cost of 700,000 total casualties at the bloody Battle of Verdun.