If you have a problem with people who say “no problem,” you just might be the problem.
From the Magnavox Odyssey to the World of Warcraft, we look back at some of the biggest video game crazes ever.
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Some cling to the idea that, because of etymology, “decimate” must mean “reduce by 10 percent.” But the word’s meaning has changed.
Meet Edward Hibberd Johnson, the man they call The Father of Electric Christmas Tree Lights.
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These ads from the pages of The Saturday Evening Post show what presents one might find under the tree in the 1940s.
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120 years ago, many of the most desired gifts were a little different than what’s on the wish lists of today.
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There are a lot of compelling reasons to ditch the penny. Here are seven of them.
Few articles in the Post had the impact of “Alcoholics Anonymous,” which prompted 6,000 letters to the Post editors and sparked national interest in the program.
Midway through painting this March 1958 cover, Norman Rockwell ran into an unfamiliar problem.
Nothing lights up a holiday home better than the presence of family and friends. Join us as we explore the details of Norman Rockwell’s heartwarming Christmas homecoming.
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Decorating, shopping, and wrapping gifts: It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
Holiday shopping can be stressful, so we hope these cartoons help you keep your sense of humor!
Many of these cartoon musicians march to the beat of their own drum, but we hope they strike a humorous chord with you!
Somewhere between the cooking, eating, and trying to find a place to hide from relatives, take a moment to enjoy a few laughs.
