Joseph A. Williams

Between 1765 and 1767, an unknown creature killed over 100 people in a rural region of France—and captivated a horrified world.

Thomas J. Midgley is now considered one of history's most dangerous inventors.

The strike started when one driver, mad as hell about the OPEC oil crisis, turned off his engine and got on his CB radio.

A nighttime boat chase that ended in gunfire and the deaths of three men triggered outrage that would lead to a new amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

How a secret team of British divers hunted codes from German shipwrecks.

Anticipating the Allied arrival, German researchers hid their files inside a watertight drum and sunk it into a cesspool.

Two separate police forces— state and city—came head to head in a bloody brawl.