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New Nonfiction

How a Conspiracy Theory Goes Viral

A close look at how Seth Rich's murder got tangled up with Wikileaks, the Russians, and a scandal at the DNC.

How Eliot Ness Wound Up Hunting a Serial Killer in Cleveland

After Prohibition, law enforcement's boy wonder needed a second act. He found it in Cleveland with the Torso Killer.

What Happened to Anne Boleyn's Heart?

Inside the strange medieval custom that separated the famed queen's most essential organ from her body.

The First Forays of a Czech Double Agent at the Dawn of the Cold War in Prague

As his country was entering a turbulent new period, a young Karel Koecher began his life of double-crosses and subterfuge.

This is Your Brain On Horror

What gives any good horror movie its true horror vibe? Two distinct elements: terror and horror.

Resurrectionists and the Advent of the Burial Vault

On the sensational body snatching that catalyzed efforts to secure bodies from graverobbers.

How Louis Armstrong, Jazz, and the Mafia Got All Tangled Up in Storyville

In New Orleans, in the early days of jazz, the music and the mob were inextricable.

Nature's Deadliest Thunderstorms – And the People Who Chase Them

Matthew Cappucci on the anatomy of supercells and the mindset of the people driving America's highways looking for them.

The Outsider Journalist: The Story Behind a 70 Year Old Cold Case Murder and the Push for Alaska's Statehood

Decades after the murder of Cecil Wells, journalist James Bartlett goes to Alaska looking for new answers.

On Otherness And Terror

"The concept of otherness in horror is breathing, expanding its literary lungs to show the other as the oppressed..."

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A close look at how Seth Rich's murder got tangled up with Wikileaks, the Russians, and a scandal at the DNC.

After Prohibition, law enforcement's boy wonder needed a second act. He found it in Cleveland with the Torso Killer.

Inside the strange medieval custom that separated the famed queen's most essential organ from her body.

As his country was entering a turbulent new period, a young Karel Koecher began his life of double-crosses and subterfuge.

What gives any good horror movie its true horror vibe? Two distinct elements: terror and horror.

On the sensational body snatching that catalyzed efforts to secure bodies from graverobbers.

In New Orleans, in the early days of jazz, the music and the mob were inextricable.

Matthew Cappucci on the anatomy of supercells and the mindset of the people driving America's highways looking for them.

Decades after the murder of Cecil Wells, journalist James Bartlett goes to Alaska looking for new answers.

"The concept of otherness in horror is breathing, expanding its literary lungs to show the other as the oppressed..."

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