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The feel-good family classic could have easily finished on a less wholesome note.

Every winter, Jewish people around the world spend eight nights lighting candles, eating latkes, and spinning dreidels. But what’s Hanukkah really all about?

George Orwell brought a vocabulary fit for a dystopia into the world. Corporate jargon sounds eerily similar.

All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?

Not only is the liver your largest internal organ; it is in charge of hundreds of bodily processes ranging from fighting infection to manufacturing proteins and hormones to helping your blood clot.

Getting laid off has long been associated with getting a fancy pink invitation to the unemployment line. Why?

There’s something so nostalgic about a well-flocked Christmas tree. Here’s how professionals manufacture this holiday sight for sore eyes.

These gifts made a huge impact.

The mammoth iceberg first broke off in 1986. Roughly the size of Rhode Island, A23a is on the move once more.

From children decorating them with hats and carrot noses to giant sculptures of fan-favorite characters, where there is snow, there will be snowmen. Here’s a brief history of why we build them.

Anthony Minghella’s Oscar-nominated take on Patricia Highsmith’s crime novel remains wonderfully suspenseful a quarter-century on—and it inspired another, non-Oscar nominated film you might be familiar with.

Protect your pets from harmful pathogens by washing their toys properly.