Strange News

The search for intelligent aliens has time and again come up empty. Perhaps that means they aren't out there.

Doctors who extracted the teeth claimed that radiation from mobile towers, as well as genetics, may have played a role in causing the growth. But there's good reason to be skeptical.

Eat more salad, they said. It's good for you, they said.

The men who shot Dillinger may not have shot Dillinger, the gangster's relatives now say.

The unfortunate man was likely a poor farmer who died of tuberculosis.

The cloud held up to 100 times the level of radiation released after the Fukushima accident in Japan in 2011.

The rocks were also dumped into fishbowls. And injected into mice. No, really.

By grafting their roots together in a hidden underground network, trees could be forming giant "superorganisms" that span entire forests.

Poor Gizmo likely never knew what nabbed him.

What started as an internet joke has generated a stern military warning after more than a million people "signed up" to "raid" Area 51.

The truth behind moon landing conspiracy theories.

More than 200,000 Facebook users say they're interested in joining a raid on Nevada's infamous Area 51 air base this summer.

Scavengers can make millions of dollars by selling the scrap metal from old shipwrecks — no matter how many human remains are desecrated in the process.

Tiny ripples called magnons could lure even a fleeting, lightweight dark matter particle out of hiding.

Oh. My. God. Look at its butt.

If you find out we are not alone in the universe, how would you respond?

Everyone, possibly even the owl, was surprised.

A classic chemistry demonstration gets supersized in a recent Twitter video.

Tens of millions of "freed" goldfish are thought to inhabit the Great Lakes.