The city of Georgetown and the country of Guyana were the home of the Peoples Temple cult led by Jim Jones in the 1970s. Jim Jones instructed his followers to commit "revolutionary suicide" by ...

convinced over 900 of his supporters to commit mass suicide in the 1970s by drinking poison inside a Kool-Aid-style beverage. “I object to these comparisons of Donald Trump to Jim Jones ...

Jim Jones was a complex man. A sideburned communist and occasional Methodist minister, fond of tinted glasses, he founded his own pseudo-church in Indianapolis in the late 1950s, the Peoples ...

when cult leader Jim Jones forced his followers to drink a powdery fruit drink laced with deadly cyanide. It was reported at the time that the drink used as a catalyst for poison was Kool-Aid ...

Re: the May 14 letter writer denigrating liberals' take about Trump supporters being "Kool-Aid drinkers," I think he must have forgotten about Jim Jones and the Jonestown massacre of 1978.

But at the beginning there really was Kool-Aid: Jim Jones shows it to us during “Cult Massacre: One Day in Jonestown,” not long before he served cyanide-laced beverages to more than 900 ...

DJT calls them vermin, like Hitler. When Jim Jones was at the end of his rope and made his followers drink lethal Kool-Aid, and they did, and died, they were no different than the MAGA cult today.

Netflix’s latest docuseries How To Become A Cult Leader shines a spotlight on several cult leaders, one of which is American preacher Jim Jones ... “drink the Kool-aid” phrase that is ...

Bill Hader is reportedly following up the Emmy Award winning crime-Hollywood satire “Barry” with a HBO series about cult leader Rev. Jim ... Jones and his inner circle “drank the Kool-Aid ...