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You can unplug your phone charger, turn off lights religiously, and still feel puzzled by the number on your electric […]

Most of us get a filtered version of history in class: condensed timelines, big names, and familiar battles. But plenty

More than a century after it vanished beneath the icy waters of the North Atlantic, the Titanic still refuses to

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You probably expect bathroom surfaces and trash cans to be gross, but most of the germiest things you touch don’t

A name can tank a product faster than bad reviews. No matter how solid the design or ingredients, people pause

If you assumed your favorite bacon brand, smartphone maker, or hotel chain was purely American, you’re not alone, but ownership