Team

Theresa joined AOL News in early 2008. She previously worked for Fox News Channel, MTV News and the Prague Post.

Declan is a producer, editor and writer who previously worked as a senior editor at Irish America magazine and sports editor at IrishCentral.com.

A two-time Pulitzer winner, Andrew is an investigative reporter who uncovered the nation's largest environmental disaster, among dozens of other stories. He writes at Cold Truth.

Buck has blazed a strange-but-true path through American journalism, covering the outer fringes of pop culture for ABC News, Us Weekly, History Channel, and About.com. (Twitter, Facebook)

Anthee Carassava has worked for CNN, The New York Times and TIME Magazine, covering Greece and the Balkans for 15 years. She studied international law and stirred enormous controversy in Greece with her reports on terrorism.

Tony Deconinck is a contributing editor to Fark.com and was the former editor-in-chief of UG Magazine in Los Angeles. He just finished a screenplay for Four Past Midnight Productions and is working on a few additional side writing projects. He is a father of two daughters who thankfully have their mother's looks and intelligence.

Chris Epting is the author of "Roadside Baseball" and “James Dean Died Here" and 15 other books. He’s the national spokesman for the Save-A-Landmark program and hosts the syndicated radio show, "The Pop Culture Road Trip."

Lisa Flam worked at The Associated Press for 15 years, primarily as an editor on the national news desk in New York. She is also a lifestyles writer, focusing on parenting and health.

Lauren,a former Associated Press correspondent, has reported from Washington, Israel and the Palestinian Territories, Iraq and Pakistan.

Steve has written for The New York Times, Newsweek, Time, USA Today, The Christian Science Monitor, Wired and many other publications. You can also follow Steve on Twitter (@TheStripPodcast), read his blog and subscribe to my show at TheStripPodcast.Com.

Mara Gay is a writer from New York. She previously worked for The Atlantic, and her stories have appeared in The Washington Post and The Root.

Linda is a former longtime Israel correspondent for NPR and a frequent contributor to Public Radio International’s ‘The World’ program.

Marc is normal in every way, except for his obsession with everything that is not. He’s the author of "Found on eBay," "American Sideshow" and "God Made Me Do It."

Steven Hoffer is New York-based journalist who previously worked for FoxNews.com and Relix Magazine.

Lisa is a former Associated Press reporter and author of two wildly different books -- Milwaukee Massacre about cannibal killer Jeffrey Dahmer, and What Kindergarten Teachers Know, a guide for parenting preschoolers.

Dana, based in France, has worked for the Associated Press, ABC News, MSNBC and Fox News. Her writing has also appeared in the New York Times and the Financial Times.

Paul Kix is a senior editor at Boston magazine and a contributing writer at ESPN: the Magazine. He's also written for Men's Journal, Salon and Sports Illustrated.

A former Washington Post reporter, Allan is editor of Tickle the Wire, a Web site that reports on the latest developments in federal law enforcement news.

A former senior investigative crime writer for CourtTV’s Crime Library, David also worked as a writer/producer for Investigation Discovery and TLC. He has been writing about crime and criminals for more than 15 years.

Ed has covered news on six continents ranging from events of earth-shaking importance to odd tales only whispered about in dingy bars. He has reported for ABC News, the New York Daily News and Tokyo's Yomiuri newspaper.

David is a journalist with 20 years experience writing pop culture and weird news. In his spare time, he holds psychic readings for B-grade celebrities.

Ben Muessig is a journalist and photographer who previously worked as a reporter for the Brooklyn Paper and an editor for the city blog Gothamist. His writings and photos have also appeared in publications including the New York Post, amNew York, and Metro.

Much of what has been written about me remains true to this day, except the bit about the arson.

A Pulitzer Prize nominee, Tori has covered some of the world's biggest news over 22 years, working for the New York Post, Reuters, Bloomberg, CBS News, and the Los Angeles Daily News.

Betwa is the New York/United Nations correspondent for the Press Trust of India and a freelance journalist. Her work has appeared in The Huffington Post, The Global Post, The Daily Beast, Time.com, and Columbia Journalism Review.

Writer, reporter, and paranormal expert Lee Speigel is the former host of NBC Radio's "The Edge of Reality." He's hosted nearly 1,500 programs on unexplained phenomena, and previously worked at Westwood One Radio and ABCNews.com. He is the only person to produce a presentation at the United Nations on the subject of UFOs.

David Thier is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in The Atlantic Food Channel, The New Republic, Wired.com, IGN.com and South Magazine.

Sarah A. Topol is a freelance journalist based in Cairo. Her work has appeared in the Christian Science Monitor, Newsweek, the New Republic and Slate, among others.

Stuart was a Pulitzer Prize-winning editor during 39 years with Knight-Ridder papers and The Plain Dealer.

Barry consumes news and information for a living, then twists it into comedy and commentary for radio, television and the stage. He has appeared on Comedy Central, E!, Showtime, FOXNews, PBS and the BBC.

Paul Yeager is a 20-plus-year meteorologist and a writer. His book credits are Weather Whys: Facts, Myths, and Oddities and Literally, the Best Language Book Ever. He also writes cloudyandcool.com.