When in public, it is expected that most people will try to hold in a fart. But do you know what exactly happens to the unpassed gas? The answer might surprise you.

According to The Guinness Book of World Records, the toughest tongue twister is 'The sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick'. However, if researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are to be believed, there may be a new contender for that coveted…

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The overriding reason for our out-of-whack costs is the exorbitant price tag attached to everything from doctors' time to prostatectomies to brand-name drugs, the Harvard study finds -- not extra or wasted care.

Around 1,500 BCE, a student in ancient Babylon inscribed six riddles on a tablet. 3,500 years later, these proto-jokes lose a lot in the translation, but one thing's for sure: the Babylonians are saying something about your mother.

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Beneath the streets of Beijing, people live in an underground universe constructed during the Cold War era.

An in-office perk is no more at Juul, the wildly successful e-cigarette company.

Midnight in Tokyo’s Shuto Expressway, a 70km stretch of tarmac that traces the shoreline of Tokyo Bay. Lanes, three or four abreast, illumin

After three decades and untold sums spent on development, HondaJet has hit the skies, winning market share as the world’s bestselling small business jet.

Scientists put these bugs to work in museums doing exactly what they do in nature.

In the 1960s, Margaret Lovatt was part of a Nasa-funded project to communicate with dolphins. Soon she was living with ‘Peter’ 24 hours a day in a converted house. Christopher Riley reports on an experiment that went tragically wrong

Alcoholic Manhattan court stenographer Daniel Kochanski wreaked havoc on some 30 court cases after typing 'gibberish' instead of documenting speech, at one point 'going Shining' and repeatedly typing

The current official flag of the U.S. state of Hawaii (Hawaiian: Ka Hae Hawaiʻi) had also previously been used by the kingdom, protectorate, republic, and territory of Hawaii. The flag includes the flag of a foreign nation, the Union Jack of the United Kingdom…

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Gaming skills are clearly transferable to real-life situations as one Norwegian boy will tell you. 12-year-old Hans Jorgen Olsen called upon skills gained through playing World of Warcraft to save himself and his […]

From drinking 106 beers in a single sitting to repeatedly refusing medical treatment for his condition, 'Andre the Giant' HBO documentary highlights.