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Getting a traffic ticket can be an expensive mistake. But is there a difference between a ticket and a citation? And what about a warning?
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Why Is There a Light in Your Refrigerator, But Not in the Freezer?
The reason your refrigerator light doesn’t have a friend in the freezer comes down to cost-benefit analysis.
Where Does the Phrase ‘Tying the Knot’ Come From?
The phrase "tying the knot" originated in medieval times during the practice of handfasting, but still holds strong to this day.
Appetite for Distraction: Does Watching TV Make You Hungrier?
Settling in for a night of binge-watching can have a significant effect on our potential for binge-eating.
What Is Earwax, Anyway?
The smelly gunk coming out of your ears is actually good for you, which is more than we can say about anything else oozing out of your body.
Why Are Baby Carrots Always So Wet?
There is a good reason why baby carrots tend to be slimier than their full-sized counterparts—and it has to do with the white stuff you sometimes see on the outside of them.
Immunologist vs. Virologist vs. Epidemiologist: What’s the Difference?
What does an epidemiologist do? Not the same thing as an immunologist or a virologist. Here’s how to keep them straight.
Why Are There Two Jokers in a Deck of Cards?
Decks of cards include jokers due to the power of one very popular 19th-century card game called euchre.
What’s the Gubernatorial Line of Succession in the United States?
The lieutenant governor is to the gubernatorial line of succession what the vice president is to the presidential line of succession. Yes, there are exceptions.
The Reason So Many Restaurants Are Closed on Mondays
Your favorite dining establishment may lock its doors at the beginning of the week. Here's why that's not such a bad thing.
What Is the Mandela Effect?
If you remember the Berenstein Bears or the movie 'Shazam' starring Sinbad, you're a victim of the Mandela effect.
Why Do Performers Say 'Break a Leg'?
The tongue-in-cheek—and superstitious—saying "break a leg" has several possible origins in the theater world.
Why Do So Many NBA Stars Skip the Olympics?
LeBron James’s last Olympic basketball appearance was back in 2012. But he and his fellow NBA players have good reasons for skipping the Games.
Why Do Chefs Season Food From High Up?
It’s not just Salt Bae—this cooking hack is used by home and pro chefs alike. Here’s how it helps improve your dish.
Why Do Police Officers Wear Blue?
The dark blue uniforms worn by police officers date back to the early police departments of the 19th century.
Why Do Nipples Hurt?
There are a few reasons why nipples can feel sore, but the most common can be found in your laundry hamper.
The Reason Reading Makes You Sleepy
If you’re trying to teach yourself how to fall asleep faster, reading before bed is a good habit to pick up—here’s why.
Why Do Baseball Players Wear Stirrups?
The longtime fashion tradition has its roots in the 1800s, when players wanted to show off their sexy calves for the ladies.
Who Invented Chicken Nuggets?
In 1981, McDonald's introduced the Chicken McNugget to the world and changed the face of bite-sized poultry bits forever. But it never would have happened if it hadn't been for food and poultry scientist Robert C. Baker.
Why Do Cats Like to Slap and Swat at Things?
According to animal behavior science, cats don't just swat at things because they're lovable little jerks.
Are Magazines Recyclable?
The glossy pages of most catalogues and magazines can be recycled along with the rest of your paper products.
Is It Illegal to Drive Barefoot?
Going for a summer drive while barefoot can be tempting, but is it safe and legal? Here's the answer.
What’s the Scratch in Made From Scratch?
Whoever started 'from scratch’ didn’t actually do it in the kitchen—and ‘scratch’ has nothing to do with clawing ingredients together with your bare hands.
Do Firefighters Really Rescue Cats From Trees?
You can call the fire department if you see a cat stuck in a tree, but they might decline your plea for help.