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The traditional gift-giving exchange known as Secret Santa can result in social shaming and overspending, according to a new survey.
Theodore Roosevelt revered Abraham Lincoln so much that, during his second inauguration, he wore a ring containing a lock of Lincoln’s hair. His feelings toward other presidents, however, were a little less warm and fuzzy. TR thought William Howard Taft w
The term 'white elephant' has been used since at least the 1800s to refer to a less-than-desirable gift.
Harvard University’s acceptance rate may have been higher in 1869, but that doesn’t mean getting in was easy.
California and New York both have notoriously expensive real estate, but it’s not just in Beverly Hills and Manhattan.
Driving with ice or snow on your car is dangerous, and in some states, the offense will earn you a fine up to $1000.
Want to spend less time inputting data into an Excel spreadsheet? This cheat sheet of keyboard shortcuts will make your work go by faster.
Use a technique embraced by department store workers in Japan to make gift wrapping a seamless event.
Don't get stuck struggling with a ball of green cords year after year. Here's how to buy and store only the lights you need to make your Christmas tree shine.
You can see everything from Queen Elizabeth I’s court dresses to the Medicis’ extravagant attire at Atlanta’s SCAD FASH now through mid-January.
According to hiring managers, job interview outfits matter. Here are tips on what to wear, what not to wear, and why.
Does it seem like a surplus of newborn babies pop up in September? Science has a few explanations why.
Dogs that dig into the ground after relieving themselves aren't trying to bury their waste. They're leaving a fecal message for other dogs.
What better way to start conversation during Thanksgiving dinner than by debunking some of these common Turkey Day myths?
In 1908, Mary Farmer came up with a plan to steal her landlord's home. The crime was brutal enough to make her the second woman executed by electric chair in New York's history.
You’d know the DeLorean from 'Back to the Future' if it were parked near you, but how well do you really know its silhouette?
A year and a half after Toys “R” Us closed its doors, the toy titan is back with a smaller, cooler type of store.
After an agonizing two-week wait, Disney has finally released official merchandise featuring Baby Yoda from 'The Mandalorian.' And while everyone seems to love Baby Yoda, not all fans are happy with the selection.
Weighted blankets users swear by these coverings' comfort and anxiety-reducing qualities ... but some experts say the science behind their touted health benefits is still pretty light.
The romaine lettuce recall is specific to products grown in Salinas, California, with 67 E. coli cases reported so far.
Submerging a frozen turkey into a vat of hot oil is a recipe for one of the worst Thanksgiving disasters imaginable.
At a time when women were rarely, if ever, were considered for roles in law enforcement, Kate Warne became a top investigator—and helped saved Abraham Lincoln's life.
Want to increase your chances of getting on the right flight home for the holidays? Be aware of the airlines that are notorious for bumping passengers.