Language is full of quirky and unexpected terms, many describing everyday things we never realized had names. How often have ...

“And every day being so close to the nature; it’s infatuating.” For all its natural beauty, Svalbard is much more than a ...

Mobile’s fixed wireless service for two years. It’s superior to DSL but has some quirks I've discovered along the way.

I spend part of my year in Atlanta, Georgia, and the rest in Cork, Ireland. There are quite a few everyday differences in my ...

Prime examples include jaw issues like pain, clicking, popping, and locking (since a forward leaning head can take your jaw ...

I make some slice-of-life comics about my everyday life and post them online ... “I believe that anyone can be an artist with ...

Podcast host Charlamagne Tha God criticized the Democratic Party for being out of touch with voters after losing to President-elect Donald Trump Tuesday night.

In conjunction with National Geographic and a team of scientists and researchers, he began studying the places around the globe where longevity and high quality of life are thriving. They identified ...

Like a drupelet or a ferrule, these are all names for things that play a part in everyday life - it’s just that we may never have needed to use their official titles before. By the time you ...

The ancient myth of Sisyphus comes to mind. Sisyphus is destined to push a boulder up a hill, but each time he gets near the ...

By Ann Farabee Jesus in the everyday. Jesus in the every day. We need both. Everyday is an adjective that describes something that is seen or used every day. It can also mean ordinary or typical.

Those looking for a total escape will agree that it doesn’t take much to feel detached from the world: a peaceful setting, a window with a view, or perhaps a ...