As part of a broad look at cults and conspiracy theories, several Inside Edition Digital journalists researched stories about the lives of those affected by these beliefs.

Scarlett Harper is a friend to bees. The Winnetka, Illinois, 11-year-old became an activist, working to protect them from mosquito pesticides that may deplete bee populations.

Customers and staff in these establishments were treated to some unexpected live entertainment. One Walmart shopper’s patriotic performance started when a friend dared him to sing the National Anthem in the middle of a Missouri store.

Can an antibody test tell you if your vaccine is still effective? With new data showing that vaccine effectiveness wanes over time, many are curious to know that they’re still protected from COVID-19.

Tasmanian Devils have an unusual way of talking to each other.

A team from the University of Tel Aviv is using a 3D bioprinter to help develop new cancer-fighting treatments.

In March 2003, the United States went to war in Iraq, accusing Saddam Hussein of hiding weapons of mass destruction.

A shopper at a Woolworth’s supermarket in suburban Sydney, Australia found a diamond python in the spice aisle.

“There are a lot of assumptions that many sighted people make about blind people,” literary scholar M. Leona Godin told Inside Edition Digital.