MF EXPLAINS IT ALL

Bagels and bialys are often lumped together. They're both round, chewy, and are sold in shops around New York City. But these two staples of Jewish delicatessen cuisine differ in some major ways.

Presidents Day is a federal holiday, so lots of government-run offices are closed. Retailers, on the other hand, are not.

Ancient kung fu techniques seemingly allow experts to absorb groin strikes without flinching. Is it a trick, or are they just nuts?

Just like fireworks and thunderstorms, vacuums are unexpectedly loud—but that’s not the only reason your dog hates them so much.

Both snowstorms and blizzards involve snow (obviously) and hazardous conditions, but one has a few requirements to make sure it blows extra hard.

Foggy glass can make your drive dangerous—here’s how to get rid of it quickly (and how to avoid it in the first place).

Even if you're used to seeing your cat throw up, don't ignore it: It could be a sign of something serious.

When you ask someone for the scuttlebutt, you're using a very old nautical term to solicit potentially specious gossip.

Wondering how to stop a baby from crying? Unfortunately, the answer doesn’t involve sinking into your comfiest armchair.

If you find your countertop splattered with an egg crime scene, you might benefit from these useful tips.

The caffeine in Red Bull can compete with your morning coffee, and Red Bull’s taurine has nothing to do with an actual bull.

Unfortunately, the answer is not “Never.” (That said, you can usually get more than one wear out of them before laundering.)