Book of Nature: 10 hilarious sex lessons from 1861 Always carry to bed a napkin, and eat plenty of phosphorous. Come get your Civil War era sex education on.
Mass shootings have a race—and political party 19 more dead kids in Uvalde. Thought leaders are finally confronting the truth behind the church- and school shooting epidemic.
15 murderers' infamous last words before being executed When you're being executed, you get an opportunity to sum up your existence with something profound. Or maybe just a joke.
10 LSD facts as crazy as the drug itself #2. 90% of all acid in the world for a whole decade came from one man—holed up in a missile silo.
The bizarre science experiments that revolutionized sex From 17th century corpse fondling to the tragic experiment that created modern gender theory—and all kinds of weirdness in between.
The fascinating history of the sleeper sofa No other piece of furniture is so polarizing. It is at once expressive of good old fashioned American ingenuity and low-brow petty thrift.
What happens when you murder someone in your sleep? With just 70 verified cases of sleep killing cataloged in the medical literature, sleepwalking is still a tested defense in court.
Herstory: the 'almost famous' women that history tried to hush up History is full of forgotten great women, often quietly shamed as the "other woman" and buried somewhere in patriarchy's killing ground between the pages of musty textbooks.
7 bizarre wedding night traditions from around the world Toilet soups, smeared cheeses, and really overbearing in-laws make appearances during wedding nights across the world.
The surprisingly fresh uses for old cassettes Reports of the cassette tape's death (and low quality) are greatly exaggerated.
