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5 Foods to Help Relieve Ulcerative Colitis Symptoms Naturally
Remedy ulcerative colitis symptoms with bael fruit, pomegranate, turmeric, mango seeds, and aloe vera.
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Lucy Letby: Most Prolific Serial Killer of Children in British History
British serial killer Lucy Letby, a former neonatal nurse, murdered seven infants and attempted to kill six others between June 2015 and June 2016 at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
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Sharon Louise Carr: Britain's Youngest Female Murderer
Sharon Louise Carr, also known as "The Devil's Daughter," is Britain's youngest female killer. At the age of 12, she murdered 18-year-old Katie Rackliff by stabbing her 32 times.
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Lindsay Hawker: English Teacher Murdered in Japan
While teaching English in Tokyo, Lindsay Hawker was brutally raped and murdered by a Japanese man, Tatsuya Itchihashi, who later tried to disguise his identity with cosmetic surgery.
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3 Teen Killers Who Were Influenced by Media Violence
This article covers the cases of three teen killers—Jake Evans of Texas, Michael Carneal of Kentucky, and Mario Padilla of California—who committed murders inspired by movie characters.
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Chowchilla Bus Kidnapping: Mass Child Abduction in 1976
In 1976, 26 children and their bus driver from Chowchilla, California, were kidnapped and buried alive in a tractor-trailer.
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The Death of Gabby Petito: "Van Life" Ends in Partner Homicide
Gabby Petito went missing during a long road trip across America. Her fiancé killed her during the trip and later ended his life with a self-inflicted gunshot.
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Bethany Decker: The Girl Whose Body Was Never Found
Bethany Anne Decker was a 21-year-old university student who went missing in 2011. Her case remained cold for 12 years, with her estranged husband Emile Decker and abusive boyfriend Ronald Roldan being named as persons of interest. Read on to learn how investigators closed the case.
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Nova Welsh Murder: Cold Case Solved by Chewing Gum
Nova Welsh's killer Osmond Bell was arrested 36 years after her murder with the help of DNA taken from his chewing gum. Read on to learn how investigators closed the case.
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Melanie McGuire: The "Suitcase Killer" Who Dismembered Her Husband
Melanie McGuire became known as the "Suitcase Killer" after she was arrested and charged with murdering her husband, dismembering his body, and putting his remains in a three-piece suitcase set.
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Ahmad Suradji: Black Magic Sorcerer and Serial Killer
Ahmad Suradji strangled 42 young women with an electric cable in a sugarcane field in Indonesia. The horrifying killing spree of "Ahmad the Strangler" went unnoticed for more than 10 years.
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Scott Falater: The Sleepwalking Man Who Killed His Wife
Scott Falater stabbed his wife, Yarmila, 44 times and drowned her in a swimming pool. He later claimed he was sleepwalking the entire time.
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Thierry Tilly: The Famous Con Man of Monflanquin
Eleven members of a wealthy French family locked themselves inside their houses in an act of self-imposed isolation because of a con artist named Thierry Tilly.
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5 Amazing Products Made From Animal Skins Throughout History
Are you curious to know how old people used animal skins for different purposes? Read on to learn about five amazing products made from animal skins throughout history.
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How to Live With a Caring but Abusive Partner
Read on to explore how to live with a person who is caring but abusive as well.
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10 Ways You Upset Your Partner Without Realizing
Sometimes couples hurt each other unintentionally. Here are some of the most common ways people upset their partners without even knowing it.
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6 Hardest Trees in the World (With Photos)
Learn facts about the six hardest trees in the world. You'll also learn about the Janka test, a method of testing wood's hardness.
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Understanding Children With Conduct Disorder: Symptoms and Management
Conduct disorder is a behavioral disorder that begins during childhood or adolescence. Read on to learn about the symptoms and management of conduct disorder.
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Sea Otter: Facts and Info
This article provides facts about sea otters and their interesting modifications for survival in the marine environment.
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5 Fish Named After Body Parts of Animals (With Photos)
This article shares facts and photos of five fish that are named after body parts of other animals.
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Signs, Reasons, and Management of Behavioral Change in Children
Most parents are concerned about why their children have different brain science when they are raised in the same environment. This article explains the reasons, effects, and management of behavioral change in children.
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Flamboyant Cuttlefish and Blue-Ringed Octopus Facts
This article provides facts about flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, and their deadly venom.
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5 Interesting Sea-Dwelling Creatures (With Photos)
This article shares facts and photos of five interesting ocean-dwelling creatures, including the Portuguese Man o' War and Radiolaria.
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Regret—A Feeling of Sadness
'Regret' is a feeling of sadness and disappointment. Here, I have written a story of a regretful girl who trusted someone.
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8 Ways to Prove Yourself in Difficult Situations
In difficult situations, life makes you feel that you have nothing important. But you have to prove "no one is you". What to do in these situations? Let's find out in the article.
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What Is Math Anxiety? How Can We Treat It?
This article discusses what math anxiety is, where it comes from, and various ways to treat it, including cognitive reappraisal and brain imaging.
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10 Colorful Animals in the Phylum Mollusca: Facts and Photos
This article provides info on, facts about, and photos of 10 amazing and colorful organisms that belong to the phylum Mollusca.
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11 Glowing Creatures in the World (With Photos)
The science of glowing and bioluminescent organisms is an interesting subject. I have shared a list of 11 beautiful organisms that can glow here.
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Proof of Happiness
This poem, "proof of happiness" is my response to Brenda Arledge weekly word prompt.
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12 Interesting Facts About Fireflies
Fireflies are light-producing insects. They are also known as glowworms or lightning bugs and have approximately 2,000 species.
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Aristotle: Early Life and His Political Philosophy
Aristotle was a Greek philosopher. He is known as the father of political science. He opened an organization named 'Lyceum' for study and research purpose.
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House Near the Farm
I have written this poem in response to John challenge on sentence prompt. That was a fun writing and I really enjoyed it.
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10 Moments That Bring a Real Smile on Your Face
A smile is a way to express your feeling of happiness. People feel happy when they satisfy their heart and mind. The gist of this article is, "there is always a reason to smile, you just need to find it".
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Democracy: Its Origin and Reliability
Democracy is a system that was introduced to protect the rights of the people. People, representatives, and states act as a triangle and directly linked with each other. In this article, you will be able to understand the meaning, nature, and its link with other determinants of the state.
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Behind the Bars: Episode 1
Alif was a young girl who lived in Izmir. She was a different girl and because of her unique nature, everyone wanted to be on her favourite list. But when life becomes cruel and a person ultimately says, "I fall upon the thorns of life, I bleed". The same was the case with Alif.
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Freedom of Speech or Islamophobia: Blasphemy Under the Guise of Free Speech
How to use your freedom of speech; it's important to know in the ongoing situations. Making fun of someone's beliefs is not ethical. My purpose in writing this article is not to hurt someone, but it is to show the true picture of some misconceptions.
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Companions of Life: A Short Story
Nora was a sensitive girl. For her, happiness was not in a luxurious life, but it was in caring, loving, and helping others.
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Elephants: Facts and Info About Their Special Characteristics
This article shares detailed facts about elephants. Read on to learn about their species, habitat, reproduction, communication, musth, and importance.
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It's Time to Think Collectively, Not Individually
With collective thinking, we can bravely face the biggest challenges. Today the entire world is going through a difficult time. This article contains how we can stand together and move forward with collective minds in this difficult time.
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Moments of Aggression: the Story of the Death of An Innocent Girl
The woman endured everything, but now the cruelty has reached its climax when a man who couldn't control his aggression killed an innocent girl. The man had taken his own life but ruined the lives of three people. In this article, I will share how doomsday broke in a house in an instant.
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Moments Of Fear: Based on True Events
You must have heard about supernatural powers. You may have read many myths and novels about ghosts and demons. But reading novels is differs from real feelings. This article is based on true events that happened to me.
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When Dreams are Shattered and Reality Becomes Bitter
No one knows when and how life changes. Sometimes life brings you to a point where you don't know what to do. This article will show you how to deal with these situations. Life is full of trials, it is sensible to go through them with patience and endurance.