A new Smithsonian documentary brings the truth about the U.S.' favorite indigenous American princess to light.

"We were kind of scared of them at first," said surprised local fisherman Dobie Lyons. "Afraid to touch them."

In conducting research for her new book, professor Alexis Peri came across some disturbing new information about the siege of Leningrad.

Kirk Jones had already survived the 16-story drop once, in 2003. But the Michigan man's second attempt did not go so well.

A new analysis suggests that more and more money accumulates in fewer and fewer hands.

Faceless fish caught, 8th wonder rediscovered, Civil War bodies found, Jefferson Davis Day celebrated, Aztec temple unearthed.

The Delaney sisters are craniopagus twins — a condition that occurs once every 2.5 million births. They've now been separated.

Thanks to ride-share apps and the advent of the self-driving car, car dealerships may soon be a thing of the past.

Delegates from 189 countries coalesce at the U.N. this week to call for the illegalization of cultural appropriation.

Men and women have done all sorts of strange things in the name of their nation — and this may be one of the strangest.

The Pink and White Terraces of New Zealand were buried in a volcanic eruption 130 years ago. Now, researchers think they've found them again.