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The first African American pilots to serve in the United States military, the Tuskegee Airmen helped the Allies win World War II and put the U.S. armed forces on the road to integration.

When your pet cat snaps, it's good to know there are steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones from a feline's furry fury.

Donna Shirley made space history in the 1990s as the first woman to manage a NASA program. She led both the Mars Exploration Program and the team that built Sojourner, the first rover to land on the Red Planet.

Whether they boast a long life expectancy or a high number of lottery winners, these states qualify as lucky.

If you spend 60 minutes watching Robin Williams, you’ll be laughing out loud for roughly five of them.

From insurance to cereal, these products were advertised with famous commercial jingles that are still stuck in our heads years later.

Fanny Eaton, the Jamaican-born British art model, was the exception to the pale rule that dominates pre-Raphaelite art, but her place in its history has been largely forgotten.

Black Panther Party leader Fred Hampton was just 21 years old when he was tragically killed during a police raid on his apartment on December 4, 1969. But his legacy endures.

You don’t *have* to remove sticker residue from glass jars before you reuse them, but you probably want to.

When 'Attack the Block' arrived in theaters in 2011, it recouped just half of its $11 million budget. The critics, however, were positive in their reviews, and the film became a cult classic.

In the two decades since Mental Floss first hit newsstands, some pretty incredible animals have entered the world of mainstream science.

Although Winston Churchill is best known as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during World War II, Churchill had plenty of other accomplishments beyond his political and military endeavors.