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We all know somebody that qualifies as an April Fool. But there's one nominee that deserves a full month -- or more.
We've all heard about prominent suffragists who campaigned for years to get women's right to vote. But some you never heard of were important in the crusade.
With the war against Iran raging and gas prices soaring by the hour, our clueless leader has declared victory. Huh?
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated worldwide, and the day's namesake is honored as green thru and thru. But was he actually Irish?
Once a year we're forced to go through a time change. Why? And will it ever end?
Women have come a long way in many societies around the world, but some have come a longer way than others. Does the USA take first place?
February 23 is Pinochio day, which yearly marks the 1940 Disney film of the same name. But Pinnochio was actually created by Italian book author Carlo Lorenzini way back in 1883. If you've ever been a kid you probably know that Pinnochio's nose grew every time he told a lie.
February is Black History Month in the U.S. Most of us think it began in 1976 when President Gerald Ford officially recognized it. But the origin goes back many decades before that, and there are a few surprises.
Movies can be funny, serious, or scary. One rating service calls some of them "rotten tomatoes". One on the big screen now might be just that. You decide.
There's a nationwide ritual that many folks take part in every year on the first Monday in February. Could be good news or lousy -- what does it mean for you?
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