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When Benjamin Franklin died in 1790, he left a small sum of money to the cities of Boston and Philadelphia with one condition: That they not spend it in full for 200 years.

'Miami Vice' star Don Johnson parlayed his fame in the 1980s and recorded a surprisingly well-received album.

The SS 'Portland' vanished into the Atlantic during a storm of the century, but we still don’t know exactly why it sank.

River Phoenix was just as captivating in real life as he was on the screen in his tragically brief career.

Bonnie Tyler was singing about lovestruck vampires long before Twilight’s Bella and Edward came along.

The new Girl Scout cookie variety, which is called Toast-Yay!, is meant to look and taste like a slice of French toast.

Chances are you've got your fair share of virtual meetings scheduled for the next few months. Here are the webcams, lights, and other accessories you need to make them less of an annoyance.

About half of the 40,000 documents in the Library of Congress's Lincoln Papers Collection are now available to search and read digitally online.

As long as you wash your hands and don’t touch your face, your chances of catching COVID-19 from food are basically zilch.

The searing heat comes close to the 134 degrees recorded in Death Valley in 1913. But with that temperature called into question, Sunday's measurement may be the hottest ever.

While toddlers are often seen sporting this definite fashion don't, a number of adults have rocked the look—dating all the way back to the Middle Ages.

The costumes and wheelchair accessories feature characters like Cinderella, Buzz Lightyear, and Dash and Violet from 'The Incredibles.'