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If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’ve used one of the many products that Steve Jobs so famously innovated.

The housing market is a nightmare, but there are still some areas where home ownership is within reach for average income earners.

Which European cities are best prepared for a “smart city” future? According to researchers, London leads the way.

History is loaded with people who have disappeared without a trace; rarer are the ones who seem to have emerged from nowhere.

There have been quite a few lettuce recalls over the last several years—but onions are responsible for more illnesses.

There are some very specific terms surrounding cow smells, elevation, and a sculpture that killed its own artist.

Nutella isn’t ‘Nut-tella,’ and other lies you’ve been told.

Here’s what the Simpsons, the Belchers, and the Flintstones paid for their homes.

Whether you lived through the ‘80s or merely have absorbed some details via 'Stranger Things,' take a look at some of the myths surrounding the "me decade."

Your hotel room is probably a lot dirtier than you think. Here are some of the most questionable spots inside your hotel room—plus what to do about it.

Biting into a durian can be an utterly confusing and contradictory experience. Here are some outsider opinions from the past 400 years.

Also known as Mexican walking fish, the axolotl is famous for its ability to regrow limbs and organs, but there's more to these aquatic salamanders than meets the eye.