Tales of mythical jackrabbits with antelope antlers began to spread from Wyoming in the 1940’s. Where did they come from? Today we explore the legendary jackalope hoax.

A Reddit post has led to a viral story that a Wonder Woman lunchbox was deemed “too violent” by a school.

A shocking video shows a man being attacked and dragged away from the beach by a whale. Some readers have asked if this footage is real or fake.

Video appeared online in 2014 which showed a massive hole that mysteriously appeared in Siberia. Today we look back at this mystery.

A poorly-translated sign at an Indian airport reads, “Eating carpet strictly prohibited.”

Old Dominion University President John Broderick was “outraged” at suggestive signs targeting women.

Today we look at an ancient practice that is making a modern resurgence: Oil pulling. Does it work? Here’s what the experts say.

A photo circulating online was apparently created as a tribute of some sort which depicts Princess Diana leaning over to look at Princess Charlotte. The Photoshopped image has been described as “beautiful” as well as “creepy.”

In 1990, President Bush Sr. was tricked into taking a phone call from an impostor claiming to be the president of Iran. Today we revisit this classic hoax.

A high school sophomore running for President under the name “Deez Nuts” is making a surprisingly strong showing in several states.

A firefighter posted a video on Instagram of a 100-foot tall “fire whirl” shot during a fire fight in Idaho.

Photos of Natsumi Hayashi, known as Tokyo’s “Levitating Girl,” have been, floating around the internet for years. The photos feature Natsumi in a variety of poses and locations, often with an expressionless face while undertaking mundane tasks, such as drinking out of a fountain or pressing the button on an elevator. Such...