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A whistleblower with fifteen corroborating witnesses says the real secret the government is hiding is that its shadow paranormal suppression workforce has no vision plan and a $500 annual dental cap.
A livestock association has had enough of your feelings, and frankly, so have the goats — or rather, the absence of them.
A Louisiana recluse sought isolation in the bayou and found something worse: an ancient vegetation entity with excellent emotional availability and no apparent concept of personal boundaries.
Bark-and-bone décor meets Scandinavian simplicity as the Grimshaw Wendigoes prove that ancient hunger spirits can have impeccable taste in throw blankets.
I’ve received quite a few letters this week about the editorial in question, and I want to address them all at once, because many of you are saying the same thing — and some of you are saying it rather loudly, which I do understand, even if I’d gently suggest decaf.
One economics professor is crunching the numbers on New Jersey’s most hardworking — and least compensated — employee.
A progressive parenting blogger’s radical reframe of cannibalistic forest spirits is raising eyebrows — and missing limbs — across three counties
A Scottish cultural commentator has run out of patience, and frankly, so have I.
A Point Pleasant resident makes a compelling, uncomfortable case that a giant winged cryptid has been trying to save our lives for sixty years and we keep calling him a monster.
Campus security pursuit interrupts important discussion about cryptid nomenclature and basic human decency.
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