Why Do We Send Cards On Valentine's Day?
Roses, chocolate, and jewelry might top the list for Valentine's Day gifts, but back in the day, all someone needed to feel the love was a handwritten card.
Read MoreRoses, chocolate, and jewelry might top the list for Valentine's Day gifts, but back in the day, all someone needed to feel the love was a handwritten card.
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Read MoreHofmann tricked many individuals and organizations, including the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, bilking them of millions of dollars.
Read MoreWilson Alwyn "Willie" Bentley accidentally discovered that no two snowflakes were similar in his attempt to photograph their perfect beauty.
Read MoreFor the first time, in early 2022 a pig's heart was transplanted into a human. Here is how How pig to human heart transplants work.
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Read MoreJudy Smith mysteriously went missing in Philadelphia in 1997, and was later discovered dead in North Carolina. Here are the details of what happened.
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Read MoreThe star of "West Side Story," accomplished a lot of firsts in the entertainment industry. But she was also typecast and endured personal hardship.
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