Designed in 1948 by Thomas Dolliver Church, the kidney pool—and its artistic ethos—got everyone hooked on the hedonistic ...

Many royal family members, like Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Edward, served in the military.

John Kruesel described numerous elements in the 1914 home as “thrilling.” The Fourth Street Southwest home is across from the ...

The Titanic's sinking claimed over 1,500 lives. There were well-known people among the casualties.

Lonely Planet was once the Bible of travel. Then Google and social media influencers stepped in and became the new messiahs.

At the Feb. 11 Regional Spelling Bee, the first-place winner was Emmaline Bushman, an eighth-grader at St. John’s Prep School; and the second-place winner was Thisbe Truax, a sixth-grader at St. Cloud ...

and New Zealand, according to Encylopedia Britannica. The origins of the holiday are a bit muddled, though the generally accepted theory is rooted in Victorian England. During the reign of Queen ...

More alarming to Vanderhoef, the new book made almost no mention of safety or crime ... that have tried to pivot in the face of the internet — from Encyclopedia Britannica's hard turn toward ...

As a new luxury ocean liner ... an explosive and controversial investigative series about child prostitution, Britannica reported. He is credited with helping to invent investigative journalism.

But the Britannica had included in its lengthy attack ... 19th-century phrenology and modern neuroscience. It involves a New England railroad worker named Phineas Gage who, in 1848, suffered ...