On February 16, 1923, one of the most significant moments in archaeological history unfolded in Thebes, Egypt, as the English archaeologist Howard Carter breached the sealed burial chamber of King Tutankhamun. While the tomb itself […]
Anatomy of an earworm Ever had a song just…lodge itself in your brain? You’re not alone! That’s an earworm, and science has figured out why they happen. Researchers at the University of St Andrews developed […]
The Most Common Retirement Money Mistakes Retiring is a huge accomplishment. It’s the end of a hard-working career life and the start of a resting phase. However, retirees often have financial problems that prevent them […]
During my 20s, I didn’t give much thought to money. I was in grad school for a long time—seven years total between my masters and PhD—and I assumed my finances would straighten out once I […]
Foods Banned Abroad, But Not in America If “you are what you eat” is true, what does that say about America’s eating habits? Numerous popular American dishes are packed with potentially harmful ingredients, leading to […]
On February 15, 1950, Walt Disney’s animated feature Cinderella opened in theaters across the United States. A Disney’s classic fairytale, a musical film produced by Walt Disney Productions and released by RKO Radio Pictures. In […]
Getting older has a few perks — wisdom, greater perspective on life and senior discounts among them — but most of us associate aging with the harsh reality of wrinkles, joint problems and a decline […]
Things Boomers Made Possible That Quietly Shape Your Life Today For quite a few years now, you’ve been getting the short end of the stick, with your Gen X children referring to you as yesterday’s […]
Profiling NYC homebuyers in 2025 based on financing, buyer origin and location, plus ownership type shows a city split by cash, credit, borough loyalties and buyer identity. Key Takeaways: NYC buyers were nearly evenly split […]
On February 14, 1991, while many were celebrating Valentine’s Day, Nissan released a five-page press release on Nissan News, the official media channel of Nissan Motor Co Ltd, to introduce the Nissan Figaro. The Figaro […]
On February 14, 1929, the city of Chicago witnessed one of the most infamous crimes in American history. Known as the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, this event was the violent peak of a long war […]
In recent years, experts have noticed a gap in the education system. Recent graduates might be ready for their chosen career path, but do they have the personal finance skills they need to thrive in […]
10 things you should never say to the IRS Tax season can be a daunting time for anyone, especially if you owe back taxes. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has a formidable reputation, and saying […]
If you’re dating over 50 and not sure what questions to ask on the first 3 dates, this guide will help you move from chemistry to clarity without wasting time. The Right Questions to Ask […]
In the late 1800s inventors everywhere were trying to figure out how to make engines more reliable and efficient. One of the most important steps happened on February 13, 1893, as two Hungarian engineers named […]
In the early 1900s, baseball wasn’t a game for everyone, Black players were not allowed to play in the major Leagues, Jim Crow laws and the strong racial segregation following the Civil War put many […]
15 exciting hobbies for retirees that don’t cost a fortune We all dream of retirement. The day we can quit work and spend our days doing what we love. But our working lives take up […]
Starting a career in hedge funds demands a combination of education, experience, and knowledge prerequisites. With it, a bit of luck is always appreciated. A hedge fund career is always tempting due to its possible […]
Valentine’s Day might be considered a Hallmark Holiday, but it’s the perfect time to shower your fiancé or fiancée with thoughtful gifts that show just how much they mean to you. Whether you’re planning a […]
On September 13, 1899, a 68-year-old real estate man named Henry Bliss made history in a way no one ever wants to. He became the first person in the USA to die in an automobile […]
7 common household things only baby boomers will remember If you grew up in the mid-20th century, there’s a good chance your house featured some of these amenities. What else did your house have growing […]
The 9 most common life regrets of the elderly and the dying When we’re young, we’re told to work and strive tirelessly to achieve our dreams and career goals. Whether fueled by societal expectations, personal […]
Valentine’s Day Breakfast Recipes A Valentine’s Day breakfast and brunch recipe roundup featuring sweet and savory ideas that feel special but still easy to make. Valentine’s Day breakfast and brunch is one of those things […]
Moving a loved one into assisted living has its fair share of challenges — some emotional, others logistical — but there are simple ways to keep the process on track while minimizing stress for everyone involved. […]
February 11, 1959, Marshall Teague, a famous NASCAR driver and racing pioneer, lost his life at the age of 37 during the newly opened Daytona International Speedway while attempting to break the speed record . […]
Get ready for Valentine’s Day and surprise your loved ones with these irresistible Valentine’s Whoopie Pies! The cake-like cookies are colored with red, pink, and purple food coloring, sandwiched with sweet buttercream, and rolled with pretty […]
Start your Engines! If you consider yourself a classic car enthusiast, chances are you can distinguish not only makes and models, but different years as well, just by a single glance at the body. Heck, […]
Thirty years ago, the Blizzard of ’96 dropped blankets of snow across the Atlantic Coast, shutting down the region for a week and causing up to $3 billion in damage. Following the warmest Christmas on […]
After the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, the U.S. entered World War II, and car companies quickly switched from making civilian vehicles to building war supplies. On February 10, 1942 Ford finished its last regular […]
Every week, it seems, we are writing about an increasingly pervasive threat to press freedom. The attacks on journalism, and on truth itself, are relentless in America and far too many corners of the world, […]