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One of JFK's first campaign strategies involved a rambunctious goat.

The clowns of the sea need our help.

The program was historic. But why are the archives lost?

How jazz hands went from musical flourish to cat meme.

Since Russia's infamous Promobot "escaped" in June, he's been up to other weird—and slightly suspicious—stuff.

The books will live highly organized lives underneath Bryant Park.

The legend of how a make-up artist reimagined the German dictator blossomed in the internet age.

From architecture to namesakes.

Budget approval for a small New York town to host the games came with one very large caveat.

Your favorite probably depends on where you grew up.

For his "Grounds" series, photographer Martin John Callanan gets a unique view of restricted buildings.

We talked to the man who planned all the logistics for Bernie 2016.

While Greece and England were trying to revive the Olympics, the rest of the Western world was obsessed with hunger artists.

We've known since 1844 that freestyle is a superior stroke.

One day a Cuban illustrator walked unannounced into the MAD Magazine offices, and the rest is history.

Usain Bolt might be the fastest man alive, but an average warthog could probably take him.

Behind the scenes with the teens trying to become the best in the world at Powerpoint.

Is that really Earth's largest lobster?