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Without forks, hand-washing at mealtime was extra important.

Ten hits of acid led to one powerful testimony.

The insulated copper wire was used to illuminate the inventor's New Jersey home.

Meet the Swim Reaper.

John Cerasulo's commercial art features landscapes, flowers, and melancholy dogs in sweaters.

No reports yet on tea-fueled buses.

Lidar mapping reveals the land's secrets, usually hidden beneath thick forests.

Update your holiday wishlist accordingly.

Dog sacrifice, lawless war-bands, and coming of age on the Russian steppes.

It's called "anting," and it is weird.

Iceland Naturally is sending one winner on the trip of a lifetime to Iceland.

For 60 years, this Japanese craftsman has been making silicone dinners that look good enough to eat.

Whether their practices are rooted in the Bible, Mother Nature, or common sense, there’s no denying that there’s something enchanted in it.

$170,000 for repairs or a $200,000 fine. Choose wisely.

The university's Houghton Library is home to a number of famous tresses.

"I’ll have it with my Roast … and again for dessert."

The Kellogg brothers' spa served health food that still sounds trendy.

If only they'd fallen onto plates.