Why Do Phone and Computer Chargers Get So Hot? And Is It Dangerous?
If you can iron your shirt with your cell phone brick, you've got a problem.
If you can iron your shirt with your cell phone brick, you've got a problem.
No, you're not supposed to use the square McFlurry spoons from McDonald's like a straw.
Deciding when to use an em dash instead of some other punctuation mark is largely up to you—except in situations that call for an en dash or hyphen.
Prince Charles’s coronation won’t be for months. Yes, he’s already technically King Charles III.
Though the designs can be traced to American folk traditions, quilt barns are part of a contemporary movement.
The oldest city in the U.S. predates Jamestown by more than 40 years.
'Noise' and 'sound' are often used interchangeably—even when they shouldn't be.
Casting your ballot in a house of worship may influence you more than you realize.
The differences between consignment and thrift stores go a little deeper than profit margins.
If you’re talking about a free hotel breakfast, the word you want is ‘complimentary.’
The five-pointed star is common in the northeast and has been rumored to represent everything from the Amish to swingers.
While there's a common answer to the number of bones contained within the human body, it's not exactly accurate.
It sometimes starts with a grain of sand—but not always.
The answer to how many teeth a shark has is surprisingly complicated.
It's not because manufacturers want to keep selling you car seats.
The curious truck accessory may have caught your eye on the road. Here's how a tiny plastic strip keeps drivers safe.
That unread copy of 'Ulysses' you bought to impress your friends needs to go somewhere.
To Sigmund Freud, there wasn’t one. But the terms aren’t always cited as synonyms.
Latin may be a dead language, but it’s far from extinct.
Your credit card probably has a return address in Delaware. That's because the second smallest state in the country has some of the biggest corporate perks.
You can’t take your UPS driver Halloween costume to the next level by cruising around in an actual UPS truck.
It may have something to do with Julius Caesar, but the story isn’t that straightforward.
UPS trucks do have passenger doors, but you almost never see them closed—for a good reason.
Modern guidebooks offer nearly a dozen different explanations for why Brussels' 'Mannekin Pis' statue is relieving himself.