Imagine walking into a job interview and the person across the desk literally can't look you in the eye because your face has ...

Karoline Leavitt has seemingly flustered when a reporter probed her boss, President Donald Trump's stance on aliens after Barack Obama boldly stated that they're real ...

Alien Weaponry frontman Lewis de Jong is screaming as he approaches terminal velocity. “OH FUCK!” he bellows, as he plummets ...

February 17, 1600. A man with a gag in his mouth and his tongue pierced with an iron rod was dragged out into Rome’s Campo de ...

The UFO Watchtower in Center, Colorado, is exactly that kind of place, a delightfully bizarre roadside attraction that takes ...

I could be the best pathologist on planet earth—the undisputed Sherlock Holmes of medical science, even—and I still wouldn’t have the slightest clue what the cause of death is for this particular ...

Not everyone who seems distant or awkward is being rude. While it's easy to interpret minimal eye contact or short responses as disinterest, these behaviors often stem from social anxiety.

Online forums, social media platforms, and UFO communities seized on Barack Obama's words, interpreting them as anything from a slip of the tongue to a deliberate signal.

Thousands converged in Los Angeles for the Conscious Life Expo, where influencers and cultural shifts are fueling cosmic belief systems often featuring extraterrestrials.

During an appearance on YouTuber Brian Tyler Cohen’s show, Obama said he hadn’t seen extraterrestrials but that they existed.

Former President Barack Obama said in a podcast interview Saturday that aliens are real, but they aren’t at Nevada’s Area 51. “I haven’t seen them,” the 44th president added. During an appearance on ...