Will Katie Heaney's spirit escape from her body and make it through the doors of Beyoncé’s house?
If you actually care about water and the future of the species, you'll think twice about flushing.
Except for the rare band of "truth wizards" among us, people are not skilled at catching liars.
No matter which American bathroom is crowned in this year's America's Best Restroom contest, it will still have a host of terrible flaws.
What it means to feel a little excited about the prospect of a horrific event.
Without proper funding, the answer might not even matter.
People all over the world are afraid of happiness, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. It's yet another challenge to the notion that positive thinking can heal all wounds.
From 1933—and possibly much, much earlier—to just this past May, people have been claiming (and staging) sightings of the famed water cryptid.
It remains unclear what "orgone" actually is, but Wilhelm Reich thought you could find it by sitting inside a box.
How unusual names, under certain circumstances, can lead to success.
In a nation where the biggest carnivorous predator is a badger, why are there so many reported sightings of large cats?
Why would the American government be interested in poisoning its population by spraying vapor out of an airplane? That remains unclear.
You may have seen pictures of the massive crater in Siberia. It unfortunately—or fortunately—does not lead to the netherworld.
Despite countless studies to the contrary, we haven't stopped believing that the moon is driving us crazy.
While it's turned into a disparaging term, being a "truther" once meant you were the opposite of a liar.
Sometimes, it's just better to stop looking before you find an answer.
Although their ranks have diminished, the Flat Earth Society is alive, the planet is wrapped in an ice wall, and the sun and the moon are the exact same size.
Do vampires exist? No, they do not. But that hasn't stopped a handful of researchers from clinging to the myth of "clinical vampirism."
If you look at it a certain way, any step closer to figuring out the world's beginnings is a step toward understanding ourselves.