Ranae Holland, a host of Animal Planet’s “Finding Bigfoot,” had a sense Hillary Clinton wouldn’t win the election. By Bill Radke and Matt Martin.

Two hundred years after the Salem witch trials, farmers became convinced that their relatives were returning from the grave to feed on the living. By Abigail Tucker.

“We live in a cult of the upgrade right now. There’s always something around the corner that will make whatever you think is cool right now feel obsolete” – Colin Trevorrow

A town plagued by mysterious fires turns to science, the church, and the law in a search for answers. By Ariel Ramchandani.

The best tools for tracking down spirits have always been the ones fallible enough to find something.

“Young Blood for Old Brains” lecture summarizes efforts to use the blood of young people to cure neurological diseases in the elderly. By Becky Ferreira.

Look into my eyes: the fantastical history, mysterious healing power and emergent neuroscience of hypnosis By Erik Vance.

A bizarre creature with 13 legs and a head that expands like a balloon was spotted by a diver near Bali who wants to know what it is and if it’s safe to dive again. By Paul Seaburn.

“Wonder rather than doubt is the root of all knowledge” – Abraham Joshua Heschel.

The Mexican version of the Bermuda Triangle has its fair share of alien rumors. By T.E. Wilson.

The following is a rough translation of a spooky Tibetan story that was shared on the popular Tibetan-medium site Khabdha. I hope you will read it and be careful the next time you are practicing yoga in the wilderness… By Ben Joffe.

From Alice Cooper and Adele to Kesha and Kendrick Lamar, some of our favorite musicians have had some spooky encounters

Historian Robert Murch has spent years studying the Ouija board. He explains how the civil war and the Sears catalogue fueled a phenomenon. By Baynard Woods.

The 150-year evolution of paranormal investigation, from Thomas Edison to a ghost-sensing Teddy bear. By Jennings Brown.

In 2014, Tom Maxwell rented a historic home for cheap. Nine months later, he and his family ran away as fast as they could, fleeing a parade of spirits and apparitions. Today, three centuries of bad mojo in a house called Nannie.

Scientists once believed that the dead's last sight could be resolved from their extracted eyeballs. By Marissa Fessenden. (May 23, 2016)

The mysterious silky substance is the source of much speculation. By Naomi Russo.

People say magic isn't real, but they say that about my illness too. By Maranda Elizabeth.

“It is folly to punish your neighbor by fire when you live next door” – Publilius Syrus

On Listing and Living with Tibetan Worldly Spirits. By Ben Joffe.