Reenacting 9/11 sounds ... fun?
WARNING: If you're sensitive to reading stories about real people being burned alive by mobs, you might want to skip this one.
$15,000 a year spent because of traffic cones. We'll say it again: Because of traffic cones.
These people seem to have accidentally triggered some kind of curse that there's just no real explanation for.
The true story behind Buddy, the nonexistent boy with leukemia who received millions upon millions of post cards.
There are so many serious injuries sustained at Ashley Furniture that we wouldn't be surprised if the head office was running an Amputee Pool.
Sam and Frodo pretty much traveled from Pittsburgh to Alberta.
We spoke to Nathan, who's responsible for caring for disturbed children and helping mold them into productive, functional, sane, boring adults.
No matter how hard you watch people you can never actually see them, and the reasons to not judge by appearances are less obvious than you're assuming.
Social media is an entirely new realm for interaction, and unlike royal balls and birthday parties, there aren't set standards yet. The time to make your own rules is upon you.
Countless sites have flared up only to fade away. And there's nothing stopping any of today's juggernauts from doing the same.
According to Brown University, cluster headaches feel like having a tiny demon poke you in the eye.
Rand Paul, a walking monument to irrelevance, believes his name is worthy of being scribbled across the cover of the U.S. Constitution.
Loopholes are like buttholes -- everyone is pretty well aware that they exist, and some people don't use them often enough (and some people use them a little bit too excessively).
Sex addiction is a lot less fun than you're probably thinking.