In the early 1800s, half a million wolves roamed North America, but by 1862 settlers began pouring in from Europe and the ...

When I was in my twenties I would hitchhike to work everyday. I’d walk down three blocks to Route 22 in New Jersey, stick out ...

Two rotating wheels slice paper the way an open scissors does occasionally. Absolutely marvelous for cutting wrapping paper ...

Mann’s Pictorial Dictionary and Cyclopedia Vol. 1 National Library Publications 1960, 240 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches What are the ...

KK My wife replaced her PopSocket phone grip to the new Snap Grip 5 ($40). It’s just 3mm thick, with a profile that prevents it snagging on pockets like bulkier grips. It has a powerful magnet that ...

Every once in a while there is actual news; something novel. Here is a story of billionaires buying 100 children with their genes. So many questions…..The Chinese Billionaires Having Dozens of U.S.-Bo ...

Plenty of countries offer some kind of digital nomad visa, but a lot of those come with onerous requirements and tax obligations on foreign income. See my rundown here of the most welcoming countries ...

Can you take me to the airport?” might be a question that requires you to pull out your wallet if you’re in England. I had no idea airport drop-off fees were even a thing until I saw this story about ...

Marchetti’s Constant is the idea that throughout human history, from cave dwellers to ancient Greeks to 21st century Londoners, people tend to commute for about an hour a day — 30 minutes out, 30 ...