MF EXPLAINS IT ALL

There's an excellent reason why pharmacy locations like CVS and Walgreens make you walk all the way through the store before picking up your antibiotics.

Thinking of enrolling in one of the coronavirus vaccine trials being conducted around the country? Here's what you need to know.

Fear not: the chances of “The Big One” hitting while you read this article are very, very slim. But that doesn't mean you should let your guard down.

Don’t blame yourself for those bone-dry brownies you made in Aspen—blame the air pressure (or lack thereof).

It’s technically a tradition, but many royal family members have dropped the practice (including Queen Elizabeth II).

These two paper goods are a common sight in kitchens, but there's an important—and potentially flammable—distinction to make between them.

Waking up to a foul taste is a common dilemma. Fortunately, there are some easy steps to reduce a bad oral presentation in the morning.

Orange citrus is almost always sold in red packaging, and the reason for that has to do with how our brains perceive color.

The giant red spheres, a.k.a. bollards, outside Target's stores do help reinforce the brand's red bullseye logo, but they’re mainly there to keep shoppers safe.

When you finally get to your gate, it seems nearly as comfortable as your own living room—which is exactly what airports want.

Doing the dishes during a thunderstorm leaves you vulnerable to electrical shock the same way taking a shower does.

The reasons why whitewashing farmhouses became a popular trend among colonial homeowners, especially those who lived in humid climates, go far beyond aesthetics.