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Even in an unusual year, tried-and-true strategies are still the best way to prevent illness.

You may not have started 2020 thinking about a move. But like it or not, many of us have had to reconsider our living situations during the pandemic.

In "Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President," the 39th president offers his take on Willie Nelson's account of smoking marijuana on the White House roof.

A Michigan woman got quite a surprise when she went to her mailbox this week — amid her regular mail was a postcard that had been sent almost 100 years ago.

The 13 unopened coffins, which were found piled on top of each other in a well nearly 40-feet deep are so well preserved that the original detailed designs and colors are clearly visible.

An exceptionally rare 102.39-carat diamond may become one of the most expensive stones ever to sell at auction in Hong Kong on Oct. 5.

This is the better mousetrap of colanders. 

Starbucks is finally ditching straws and ushering in its long-awaited "sippy cup" lids for iced beverages.

While many workers are enjoying the lack of commute and the casual workwear, not everyone is loving working from home.

Besides Trump's comments about the coronavirus threat, the book covers North Korea, racial unrest and a new mystery weapons system.

Is it possible to have a vaccine “before the end of the year, or maybe even sooner”? Here are some facts to help make sense of the situation.

Road trips aren’t just about dining out and relaxing - they're about exploring something new!  Historical walking tours are a great way to learn about a place and understand its unique history and culture.  Many famous American cities and towns offer fun and engaging tours that take you right into the sights, sounds, and smells of the past. Best of all, many of the tours welcome dogs to join in, making them a perfect activity to enjoy with your furry sidekick!

No more clogs, no more leaks, and no more wet basement.