People lose the ability to perceive the scent of their environment within just a few sniffs, according to recent studies. In other words, your house probably smells grosser than you think.

What do you call it when adults dress in kitschy prints, slouchy overalls, and other fashions normally left to preschoolers? A trend called "toddlercore."

Los Angeles thought they were avoiding a costly PR blunder when they banned napping by sanitation workers. That turned out to be a very expensive mistake.

Some Swiss citizens are organizing a contest to replace their national anthem with something a bit more modern, less monk.

British Airways is testing a high-tech "happiness blanket" that changes colors to indicate a passenger's in-flight mood.

A new collaboration between "genius society" Mensa and dating site Match.com helps the super-smart seeking a meeting of the minds.

The 100 most-edited entries on Wikipedia run the gamut from predictable internet-fandom fare to the genuinely surprising: matters of considerable global import

The expression "Gung-Ho" entered the American vocabulary through the Marine Corps - but it was picked up by the Marines from an unexpected source.

Studies suggest that swearing can have physiological benefits and help to ease pain and stress.