Former Nuclear Fallout Shelters a Grim Reminder Of Cold War Brinksmanship
At the height of the Cold War, when America's children were taught to "duck and cover" in the ...
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In the Dark and Atlanta Monster, there’s no shortage of true crime podcasts. The genre is so huge that Netflix—whose offerings in this arena include The Staircase, and many more—even created a parody true crime series ( American Vandal). Which raises the question: Why are we so obsessed with true crime? Here’s what the experts have to say. 1. Because being obsessed with true crime is normal (to a point). First things first: There’s nothing weird about being true crime obsessed. “It says that we're normal and we're healthy,” Dr. Michael Mantell, former chief psychologist of the...