Now, many were quick to explain what the drink is, but things took a darker turn when explaining the origin of the ‘don’t ...

Since Clinton took office, the right-wing has made its mission to attack Democratic presidents continually. This man's "reasons" are fictitious.

Most people know them as cults, but personally I detest the term cult because it usually conjures images of Kool Aid and terrible TV shows featuring Kevin Bacon...The entire group dynamic is ...

and didn't use Kool-Aid, but rather a cheaper alternative called Flavor Aid to hide the bitter poison," Insider Magazine reports. "Cult members were made to poison their children first ...

which led to my writing Cult City: Jim Jones, Harvey Milk, and 10 Days That Shook San Francisco. This revelation, particularly shocking in light of the fate of his tenants in Jonestown ...

Working for Qantas is sometimes described as being a member of a cult, but Joe Aston says he never really drank the Kool Aid. For two years in the first decade of this century, a 20-something Aston ...

Drinking the Kool-Aid' has become a common phrase in American vernacular, however, the expression has a sinister origin with roots in a violent cult and mass murder. The phrase originated from ...