Before laptops and home offices, this is how work looked. These photos capture the American workspace before the world went digital, a time of paper stacks, hard work, and the daily grind.

Mechanics see the same preventable damage repeatedly from seemingly harmless driving habits. These everyday behaviors silently wear down critical components, turning minor issues into expensive ...

Growing up in the ’70s and ’80s meant riding bikes bareheaded, playing outside until dark, and snacking on brightly colored candy without a second thought. These decades of freedom came with hidden ...

Expanding personal philosophy and planning for future travel or study are the primary focus of the morning. Career matters take a turn for the better as the moon moves to the top of the chart, ...

1981 gave us power pop anthems, synth-driven hits, and soul-stirring ballads that defined early MTV culture. This quick quiz tests your knowledge of that unforgettable year in music. Each question ...

While 1950s parenting practices seem shocking today, Victorian-era child-rearing reached levels of cruelty that modern neuroscience reveals caused catastrophic brain damage. From drugging babies with ...

January 12 stands as a testament to the relentless evolution of the automobile. Across three different decades, this mid-winter date witnessed the birth of commercial logistics, the shattering of ...

On January 12, 1967, something unprecedented happened in a nursing home in Glendale, California. James Bedford, a 73-year-old retired psychology professor, became the first human being ever ...

Buying your first firearm comes with serious responsibilities that extend beyond the purchase. New gun owners often make preventable mistakes that lead to accidents, legal troubles, or expensive ...

Automakers sometimes prioritize speed over safety, rushing vehicles to market before they’re ready. These hasty decisions cost companies billions in lawsuits and recalls while leaving owners with ...

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On the evening of January 8, 1992, a formal diplomatic dinner in Japan took an unforgettable turn when President George H. W. Bush became violently ill and vomited during a state banquet—directly onto ...