"In the tombs, we uncovered numerous amulets, charms, and stones thought to possess healing qualities," archaeologist says.

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David Marriott, chairman of the board of directors at Marriott International, revealed we've been saying the name of the hotel chain wrong this whole time. Marriott was speaking during Marriott Bonvoy ...

In taking the name Leo XIV, the first American pope signaled a desire to imitate his much-beloved 19th-century predecessor ...

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If you’re a parent or guardian, you’ve heard about the importance of respecting your child’s feelings. Teaching our kids can help them work through the negative emotions they experience as they grow ...

A secret passage used by Roman emperors to arrive at the imperial podium unseen by crowds in the Colosseum has been opened to ...

The 50th anniversary of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is almost here, and "I see you shiver with antici-(SAY IT!)-pation!" The rock musical, a campy blend of comedy and horror, is based on Richard O ...

Any comedian who’s stood on a stage in front of 20 or 2,000 people knows the risk they take when the lights go on. They have no idea how it’s all going to go down. Will the audience laugh uproariously ...

The search for the killer of four teenage girls in the “I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt” case spanned 34 years, but in the end, it was built on a series of rapid breakthroughs in the past four months.

In politics today, negativity is a much easier sell than enthusiasm. For the first time in nearly a decade of polling, more than half of Americans say the country’s best days are already behind it.