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Watch as a young employee in pleated slacks is criticized for her life choices.

The party can thank the Panama Papers leak for recent triumphs.

The lambs were later rescued and seen "frolicking."

Never drink alone, for starters.

It was sitting in a library in a Scottish mansion.

How a one-time beer garden became an immigration hub.

The short-lived Southern California health food store was run by Brian Wilson.

Nothing says "presidential" like a stately hunk of wood polished to a gleam.

Cornell's collection has more than 600 witchy items.

The country is working on a plan to reintroduce them.

The writer warned Sagan that he could prevent the apocalypse.

There were also Kalashnikovs, chicken intestines, and sardines.

Many gallons of red wine were set free.

Ching Shih, who lived and pillaged during the Qing Dynasty, has been called the most successful pirate in history.

Christie's London is selling 83 space rocks—some from Mars, some filled with gems, and one that killed a cow.

Kim Philby spent decades inside MI6, spying for the KGB.

From 1908 to 1924, Lewis Hine collected visual evidence of the nation's youngest workers.

Ferenc Mere's passion lives on as Froggyland, a museum full of anthropomorphic amphibians.