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If you want sugar cubes in your tea, you’ll have to hunt for them.
“Hands-only CPR” has gained popularity in recent years. So what is it, and when should you use it?
The first time scientists encountered a platypus specimen, they thought the animal was a hoax. Read on for a few more things you might not have known about this quirky creature.
Back in the mid-'90s, no show on television was hotter than ‘Friends.’ But even more popular was the haircut the show spawned that became the must-have look for women everywhere.
Loosen up your jaws, lift up those eyebrows, and throw a little phlegm behind it: These 25 common Arabic names are constantly mispronounced.
All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?
From tardigrades to T. Rex, this visualization puts the sizes of 150 animals into perspective.
King Charles III spent 70 years as the heir apparent. But some other long-waiting Princes of Wales never even made it to the throne.
Before tossing out an old bottle of wine, use this test to determine its freshness.
The beloved star of 'Game of Thrones,' 'The Mandalorian,' and 'The Last of Us' can't handle hearing Prince's "Purple Rain" because it moves him "so deeply."
For many premature babies in the early 20th century, their best chance at life involved being put on display on the Coney Island boardwalk.
Myth, hoax, or Mother Nature's freak accident? Here's the story of nearly every rat king ever discovered.
Start slipping these terms into conversation and watch as your friends bally about how great talking to you is.
To see which countries have the happiest residents, check out this color-coded map.
Ford is the most commonly recalled car brand, and their F150 tops the list of the most recalled passenger vehicles.
In 2003, Fox invited viewers to watch a construction worker lie through his teeth about being rich.
The lives, hobbies, and eccentricities of some of the world’s greatest poets made them much more than titans of the turn of phrase.
High temperatures, low humidity, and lots of wind are prime red flag warning weather.