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The History Behind That Creepy Bone Chapel You Saw on Reddit

By Stephanie Pappas, Live Science Contributor | November 2, 2017 03:29pm ET

"It's the Capela dos Ossos in Evora, Portugal. The chapel is a small portion of a larger (bone-free) church complex, the Igreja de Sao Francisco. Inside, it's lined with more than 5,000 skulls plus assorted other human bones."

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Dystopia... what is North Korea? What are the bounderies of Power? How does humanity come to create such a society?

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JFK Assassination Files to Be Released Today: What Should You Expect?

By Jeanna Bryner, Live Science Managing Editor | October 26, 2017 08:22am ET

“What should the public, and conspiracy theorists, expect?

Many theorists don't buy the "lone gunman theory," and suspect that former U.S. Marine named Lee Harvey Oswald didn't act alone, despite the Warren Commission's investigation concluding he alone fired the three shots along Kennedy's motorcade route on Nov. 22 of that year.Did Oswald have ties to the mafia? 

A Gallup poll taken just days before the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination, revealed that 13 percent of Americans believed the Mafia was behind the killing.

The Times reported that historians and conspiracy theorists are particularly eager to find out if Oswald had ties with the mafia, CIA, the Soviets, the Cubans or even the FBI.

But perhaps no juicy revelations or details will come of the released documents.”

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Tanzania gallery: the struggle for life without water at the Nyarugusu Dispensary

At Nyarugusu in the Geita district in north-west Tanzania, life is a constant struggle, one that is made infinitely harden by the absence of running water. Photographer Sameer Satchu travelled to the area and recorded these images of daily events at a medical facility, the Nyarugusu Dispensary, for Water Aid

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Girls carry water away from a privately owned shallow well on the edge of Nyarugusu. This is the closest water source to Nyarugusu Dispensary, a 15-minute drive away; the well runs low in the dry season and is subject to contamination in the rainy season.

Teresa Charles, 23, gave birth to her son Stefano at Nyarugusu Dispensary in early June; he died at seven days old of suspected sepsi.

Water vendor Francis John comes to the Nyarugusu Dispensary after being called by patients’ families. The water is collected at a borehole more than an hour’s cycle away.

The two-bed labour and post-natal ward, with a non-functioning basin in the corner.

Nurse-midwife Jackeline Gideon Mwiguta washes her hands at Nyarugusu Dispensary.

The Nyarugusu Dispensary serves a population of about 54,000 in the area. Its seven full-time staff see between 200-500 patients each day.

The seconds-old baby daughter of Eva Paulo is wrapped up and placed on a table in the delivery room at Nyarugusu Dispensary.

Nurse-midwife Jackeline Gideon Mwiguta carries the placenta and other waste out to the clinic’s disposal pit - an unlined hole in the ground with a cover where medical waste is later burned.

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"Mexico responds to Trump tweets: Will not pay for wall. Will not negotiate anything on social media. Ready to help Texas w/ #Harvey relief.”