Ali Guggenheim

When Halloween became a national celebration in the 1950s, trick-or-treating also became popular. Most people, however, do not know how, why or when Halloween originated.

Deep in the heart of Transylvania, lies Hoia-Baciu Forest, often called the most haunted forest in the world. The entire forest is not quite two

The Shroud of Turin remains a strong symbol. Pope John Paul II described it as “a mirror of the Gospel.” He said the image invites

On April 14, 1561, Nuremberg’s residents witnessed a baffling aerial battle. The sky filled with orbs, crosses, cylinders, and hundreds of blue, blood-red, and black

Kildemock’s Jumping Church ruins date back to the 12th century and sit just outside Ardee in County Louth. In 1715, this peaceful setting became the

Thailand hosts the annual Naga Fireball Festival in honor of Buddhist Lent. Held in Nong Khai province along the Mekong River, the large, week-long festivities include

Since July 2025, when astronomers confirmed it as an interstellar object speculation has surrounded 3I/Atlas. At the long-awaited NASA briefing, officials shared data from over

Scotland’s Highlands are not the only place engulfed in mysterious tales. Nearly every town or village in the country is riddled with strange peculiarities. Although

There’s a tale about a Japanese military dictator, Ashikaga Yoshimasa, who in the late 15th century sent his damaged bowl to China to be replaced.

I’ve been communicating with Ken Johnston, a retired journalist in Ireland. He’s quite a character. Over the years, he’s been generous with his time, teaching

Michael “Wolf” Pasakarnis Jr, 29, was a wonder-child, but not in the sense that you’d think. As a child, he was diagnosed with schizophrenia. However,

Being the frozen most desolate and coldest continent on the planet, Antarctica has been a cornerstone for much speculation. With no permanent population, it sparks