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New Mexico never fails to amaze. One remarkable attraction is the Carlsbad Caverns, which you can explore via an elevator. Brace yourself because you’ll be entering a bottomless pit that looks nothing less than an alien planet.

Beyond the basics, there are some pretty weird traditions out there—does your family take part in any of these?

In the 1850 Fort Utah Massacre, Mormon militiamen opened fire on a Utes encampment taking the lives of over 100 Native Americans—but what they did with the bodies afterward was utterly disturbing.

This kitchen item you likely use every day can save your vacation—and save you plenty of cash along the way.

Archeologists recently discovered an ancient gold sword in a hidden grave in the UK—but its remarkably good condition raises serious questions.

Alexander the Great was one of the most infamous conquerors in history. He was king of the Ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon. He spent much of his life as a king and conqueror, eventually building an empire stretching from modern-day Macedonia to the Indian Ocean. Since the 4th century BC, many statues, paintings, and other works of art have commemorated the undefeated warrior.

The story of the Bermuda Triangle is no secret—but there’s so much that people don’t know.

Do you love your state? Do you think it's the best state to live in in the country? Well, according to WalletHub there is a BEST state to live in and a WORST—and 48 in between. So, let's check 'em out.

It might be called the "Little Ice Age" But the lasting effects of this climate event are anything but little. There is plenty to suggest that this period of regional cooling was a key factor leading to the French Revolution and also must bear some blame for the outbreak of the bubonic plague (aka: The Black Death). We probably wouldn’t have the fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel had it not been for the Little Ice Age.

From a lost Welsh tribe to aliens, the mystery behind the moon-eyed people remains as intriguing as ever—with some now believing the legend may actually be rooted in historical fact after all.

Born in 1835, Ernest Giles was one of history's most cursed explorers—but his fourth expedition brought him face to face with a real-life nightmare.

Every state in the United States has something they love to put on their plates more than anything else. Whether that's a burger, seafood, or some other culinary creation that would make Gordon Ramsay either very proud or very angry, let's examine some of America's most beloved and iconic foods, broken down by state.