15 Frequently Asked Questions About Coronavirus and COVID-19
You may be feeling a lot of anxiety over the new coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes. Here are some panic-free pointers to get you through this pandemic.
You may be feeling a lot of anxiety over the new coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes. Here are some panic-free pointers to get you through this pandemic.
The $1 soft drinks and other items on the McDonald’s Dollar Menu are a clever way to get you in the door.
The VARDAGEN series from IKEA features mugs and teacups with tiny chips on the bottom. It's not a shipping mishap. It's intentional.
Hotels offer pastries, fruit, and coffee as a guest perk. But what makes it a 'continental' breakfast?
Mail-order mattress companies make solemn oaths that consumers can return purchases. The problem is that the companies can't accept them. So what happens next?
The story of March Madness has everything: Chaucer, sex-crazed hares, Alice in Wonderland, lawsuits, and a basketball coach-turned-poet from Illinois.
Viral outbreaks often necessitate patient isolation or quarantine. But what separates each separation?
Though it's the official dish of Ireland and St. Patrick’s Day in America, corned beef and cabbage was actually popularized in New York City.
Of all the personal essentials needed in the event of a national health concern, why are people stocking up on Charmin?
It’s unnecessary for the queen to carry a UK passport, but the perk doesn’t extend to the rest of the royal family.
The first ALDI locations bore a different name, but the owners had changed it by the time they had brought their grocery stores to the U.S.
Knowing your equines is no mere horseplay. Here's how to tell the difference between horses, ponies, and even miniature horses.
If you want to win your next game of Monopoly, follow these strategic rules and dominate the competition.
Primary elections help us decide which presidential candidates will compete in the general election, but the processes vary by state.
Ice machines have become as pervasive in hotels as ironing boards. While they've always been there, the ice hasn't always been free.
Definitions of 'pandemic' and 'epidemic' differ, but it’s not always clear which one best describes a disease outbreak like the new coronavirus.
It's a question that Americans have been arguing about for decades: How exactly do you pronounce Nevada?
Prince George’s combinations of knee socks and shorts have made him a royal family fashion icon just like his mother, Kate Middleton.
In lieu of hanging shower curtains or providing full shower doors, many newer hotels are opting for glass panels that cover only half the length of the shower. Why?
Washing your hands might be the most repetitive activity any of us will ever do. So why do so many of us get it wrong?
If your tooth enamel is worn down, the path is clear for your sensitive tooth to feel pain like no other.
Mini shopping carts keep kids busy on shopping trips, but that’s not the only reason grocery stores have them.
Those thin metal grooves may look dangerous, but they actually help prevent escalator accidents from happening.
IKEA, the beloved Swedish home furnishings chain, has a coherent naming strategy that its non-swedophone customers are missing out on.