The Best and Worst States for Workplace Culture, Mapped
Midwestern and northeastern states were most likely to have positive workplace cultures.
Midwestern and northeastern states were most likely to have positive workplace cultures.
An old map error led to some strange—and at times contentious—geography.
Facts become very easy to copyright when they aren’t true. Here are people, places, and things that exist only on paper, solely to thwart would-be info burglars.
Old maps are littered with islands that have vanished. What happened to these strange and unexplainable lost lands? Did they ever exist in the first place?
McDonald‘s fans across the U.S. have spoken: See which items top the charts in each state.
From a U.S. map with only 38 states to a probable hoax, these maps definitely had geographers buzzing.
If you’ve ever looked up the definition of “gaslighting,” you’re not alone.
For some soldiers confined in German POW camps during World War II, ‘Monopoly’ was so much more than just a board game.
From heart-shaped waffles to bathtubs, see what your home state is searching for this Valentine’s Day.
From buffalo chicken to artichoke dip, find out which dips are making waves across the U.S. for Super Bowl 2025.
Find out which brands have states fired up this year.
Buffalo chicken dip is a classic for a reason.
If you’re planning a proposal in the near future, these cities offer scenic spots for unforgettable moments.
From Knoxville to Lincoln, these independent coffeeshops are brewing up some love.
What was going on around the globe in 4000 BCE? This map shows you.
Where do residents of your home country dream of relocating to?
Content about maps, fascinating facts about everyday objects, language, and dogs was a hit among Mental Floss readers this year.
Some of the destinations might surprise you.
See if your favorite holiday treat is on the list.
The Mercator Projection, Ptolemy’s ‘Geographia’, the Fra Mauro Map, and even Google Maps have all shaped how we experience the world around us.
The analysis used data from search and social media posts to determine where people around the world wanted to go for Christmas—and dug deeper to provide American data state by state.
This map covers the surprising driving laws and customs followed in 180 countries.
Some gas stations started small—but became cultural phenomena.
The analysis crunched data from internet searches to see which states were the most—and least—obsessed with true crime.