The 1970s were a time of significant political change and serious partying, so you can be forgiven if you don't completely remember these pop-culture happenings of the decade. 50+ years later, some of these stories may even be news to you.

The early 1900s were a time of dramatic changes in America. The western frontier had closed. The telephone and electricity were transforming homes. Cars were putting people on the road and the invention of the airplane would soon put them…

The Amazon Rainforest is teeming with life - and helps sustain ours by producing thousands of the fruits we eat and use to make other foods. It's home to a huge number of animals, plants, insects, and even indigenous groups that have yet…

Friday the 13th is so famously unlucky that there's even a phobia dedicated to it: friggatriskaidekaphobia. Even if you personally don't put stock in this fear, there are a lot of people who do. According to CNBC, the Stress Management…

We all know people who seem to be accomplished in their every pursuit. So it's especially interesting to read a 2017 British study that drills into the ten attributes that make people extra good at what they do. And they all have a few…

Recent hurricane seasons have been devastating to areas on the Gulf Coast and in the Caribbean, and they remain fresh in the minds of many as storms arrive this year. The remainder of this year’s season, which extends through Nov. 30,…

You can tell a lot about a city by looking at its skyline. Over the decades, many cities have exploded in size and have introduced ambitious works of architecture to the world. Two decades ago, Dubai was a relatively undeveloped city. Now…

Please book a flight home and prepare to spend the next several days rummaging around your parents' basement, because of all that random stuff you owned in the '90s? Yeah, it's about to make you rich. You know, unless your mom threw it all…

Back in 2017, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) opened the digital doors to its image and video library website, allowing the public to access more than 140,000 images, videos, and audio files. The collection…

According to 247tempo.com, in 1967, Stephen Stills sang the words "Paranoia strikes deep, Into your life, it will creep," in the hit song "For What It's Worth," which he penned for the band Buffalo Springfield. More than 50 years later,…