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In the fall of 1861, former President Franklin Pierce headed to the Midwest, where he intended to visit with friends, family, ...

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the literal meaning of flash in the pan dates to the late 1600s and refers to a ...

“The biggest thing to think about when you’re loading the dishwasher is if the water’s not gonna hit it, it’s not going to get clean,” Carolyn Forté, executive director of the Good Housekeeping ...

If you’ve heard a kid ask if someone is skibidi (pronounced “skee-bee-dee”), it likely means that they are asking if someone ...

Only a few Denisovan fossils have been found, raising questions about the extinct hominins—and how they relate to us.

Many of the medieval names are inspired by Norse mythology and celebrate ancient gods like Odin, Thor, and Freyja.

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There are differences in their faces, too. Red foxes look much more like dogs —they have longer snouts and pointy, ...

Refusing to duel was considered even more humiliating than the insults that sparked the duel in the first place.

The study found that sasquatch reports were “statistically significantly” associated with black bear populations. For every ...

Although the scene ultimately revolves around the unsolved question of which one of them is captain, much of the comedy ...