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As any dog lover knows, pups have their own unique personalities. You can train any dog, but with certain things, like toy preferences, it’s an uphill battle to fight nature. Fear not: No matter what kind of dog you have, there’s a toy to fit his personal

The rare, early version of the game had been sitting in someone's office for years.

The process takes years.

English allows you to drop what are (at face value at least) some pretty peculiar idioms and expressions into your everyday conversation.

Plans Matter is basically Airbnb, but only for houses with impeccable architectural pedigrees.

Believe it or not, The Ahnold turns 70 years old today.

If Henry Ford were still around for his 154th birthday (July 30), he'd probably be exhausted of people talking about the Model T or his development of the assembly line.

It took years, and many matches, for an IBM computer to beat Garry Kasparov.

A Shepard tone is guaranteed to put you on edge.

Though Walter Cronkite was famous for his even-keeled delivery of the news, incorrect grammar could get him riled up.

Wet surfaces like bloody organ tissue resist ordinary adhesives.

No matter the time of year, nothing beats a trip to your local ice cream shop.

The find could help experts learn more about how farming developed in Europe during the Bronze Age.

In this excerpt from 'American Eclipse: A Nation's Epic Race to Catch the Shadow of the Moon and Win the Glory of the World,' science journalist David Baron writes about the morning and afternoon just before the eclipse, when national anticipation was at