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A remarkable long stone structure beneath the Baltic Sea has shifted the perception of archaeologists regarding prehistoric European societies and their hunting strategies. Read on to discover everything you need to know about the recent findings about this structure.

From a lost Welsh tribe to aliens, the mystery behind the moon-eyed people remains as intriguing as ever—with some now believing the legend may actually be rooted in historical fact after all.

On January 29, 2025, an American jetliner with 64 people onboard collided mid-air with an army helicopter over the Potomac River near Washington, D.C.—and the outcome was catastrophic.

Time catches up with every ship that sails, and some ship graveyards around the world welcome these retired giants. Each location has its own character and story. So, let's look through these remarkable ship sanctuaries.

In 1863, the Native American Ho-Chunk tribe were targeted by a hate group who surrounded their farmlands and threatened to shoot any Ho-Chunk who crossed the line—and the results were devastating.

For centuries, the Atlantic waters were homes to fleets lost to storms and battles. Among them lies the Nossa Senhora do Rosario and the race to protect it has never been more urgent.