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9 Surprising Things You Can Make in Your Instant Pot
Now’s the perfect time to branch out from soups and stews to fresh bread, homemade wine, and DIY lip balm.
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Back to the Future Screenwriter Weighs in on One of the Film’s Most Notorious Plot Holes
The fact that Marty's parents don't recognize him at the end of the 'Back to the Future' has been bugging fans for years. But according to the screenwriter, this isn't a plot hole.
Why Do So Many News Anchors Sound Alike?
No matter where you are in the country, local and national news anchors have the same vocal delivery. There's a good reason why they learn it.
The Reason Americans Buy Refrigerated Milk and Europeans Don't
In the United States, most milk is sold in the refrigerated section. In other parts of the world, it's sold at room temperature. Why?
You Can Take a Virtual Tour of Fallingwater and More of Frank Lloyd Wright's Most Famous Buildings
More than a dozen Frank Lloyd Wright properties, including Taliesin and Fallingwater, have volunteered to share virtual tours in the coming weeks.
Publix Is Buying More Than 150,000 Pounds of Produce From Farmers and Donating It to Food Banks
With its new initiative, Publix aims to fight food waste, support local farmers, and feed the many people who are out of work and school.
Wiped Out: When Johnny Carson Helped Cause a Toilet Paper Shortage in 1973
Late-night host Johnny Carson thought he was making an innocent joke about a shortage of toilet paper. Then the panic buying began.
Craving BBQ? Kansas City Residents Can Get Their Barbecue Fix From a Vending Machine
Jones Bar-B-Q in Kansas City, Kansas, is expanding their availability of smoked meats by stuffing them into a vending machine to enjoy during pandemic or less-than-sober hours.
Pennsylvania Heroes Head Home After a 28-Day Shift Making Medical Protective Gear
The employees voluntarily lived at work to help meet the increased need for personal protective equipment like N95 masks.
What Does the i in iPhone Stand For?
If you assumed the now-ubiquitous lowercase ‘i’ meant ‘internet,’ you’re not wrong—but that’s only part of it.
7 Great Director's Cut Movies You Can Stream Right Now
From 'Blade Runner' to 'Alien,' streaming services have alternate or expanded cuts to make your favorite movies seem new again.
Here's What a Man Found After Opening a 25-Year-Old Can of Spider-Man Pasta
The years have not been kind to this Chef Boyardee product, which now resembles some kind of licensing fossil.
Occupy White Walls: Free Video Game Lets You Design Your Own Virtual Art Gallery
You may not be able to visit your favorite museums in real life, but you can bring world-class art to you with this free video game.
While Visitors Are in Quarantine, Museums Are Sharing Their Creepiest Objects on Twitter
They may be closed, but museums around the world are staying connected with the public by sharing unusual items from their collections.
One Vaccination, Under God: When George Washington Kept a Smallpox Epidemic From Costing Him the American Revolution
Smallpox vaccination was banned in America during the Revolutionary War, but George Washington was determined to protect his army no matter what.
Containment: 8 Great One-Location Movies to Stream Right Now
Movies don't have to take a James Bond-esque trip around the globe to entertain. Some barely leave the room.
PBS Is Making Several Ken Burns Documentaries Available for Free to Teachers and Students
The selection includes some of Ken Burns’s best documentaries, from ‘The Civil War’ to ‘The Roosevelts.’
9 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day From Home
While many of us are stuck at home due to COVID-19, you can still celebrate Earth Day with these virtual events.
6 Charities Providing Coronavirus Relief—And How You Can Help
From Feeding America to the CDC Foundation, these charities are working hard to alleviate the effects of the pandemic across the nation.
The New-York Historical Society Is Sharing Historical Recipes From Its Archives
With people cooking at home more than ever, the New-York Historical Society is digging into its archives to share recipes from the 1800s.
The True Story Behind Mrs. America: 10 Facts About Phyllis Schlafly
Phyllis Schlafly, a conservative lawyer and mother of six whose grassroots campaign to thwart the Equal Rights Amendment, is the subject of the new Hulu/FX miniseries 'Mrs. America,' starring Cate Blanchett.
Why Are There Bumps on the F and J Buttons on a Computer Keyboard?
If you’re trained in Mavis Beacon’s method of touch-typing, you might rely on those bumps more than you realize.
Peppermint vs. Spearmint: What’s the Difference?
They’ll both leave your mouth feeling minty fresh, but one type of mint might do a better job than the other.
Take a Virtual Tour of One of the Quietest Places on Earth
It's so quiet at Orfield Laboratories in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that you can hear your lungs, stomach, and heart working.