Miscellaneous

If he didn't coin the word, he certainly brought it to its current use, Jordan Belfort used ratholes to trade stocks in fraudulent companies he made deals with, undetected, for a while at least.

After having received so many mistreatments, the theme of freedom is hard to see at its core---with all irrelevant conceptualizing, oftentimes merely touching some of its peripheral aspects.

A false distortion of logic is frequently used in argument to bamboozle gullible people.

For thousands of years leaders have resorted to using walls to protect them from external threats; they almost never work.

Could your clothesline be considered against the law? Learn about Right to Dry laws for individual states. Using a clothesline instead of a dryer saves money and the environment. Start hanging out!

Read this article to understand why the FAA should have never allowed Boeing Aircraft to Certify their own modifications to the 737-MAX aircraft, causing the crashing of Lion Air and Ethiopian Air 737 MAX aircraft.

This highbrow magazine has some lowbrow renewal tactics, and a BIG distribution secret. Believe It or Not.™

The battle of the sexes, in most households, includes the toilet seat battle. To leave it up or down? That is the question.

Science, Media, Technology, World Politics, and more - we get news about them from many sources, but can we trust what we hear?

In June 2009, an Airbus 330 flying from Rio de Janeiro to Paris went missing over the Atlantic Ocean. For nearly two years the fate and whereabouts of its crew and 216 passengers remained a mystery...

Top newspaper and journalism terms you need to know! Tips on breaking into TV, magazine and newspaper reporting.

Is the mysterious disappearance of Air Asia QZ8501 over the Java Sea a repeat of the fateful Air France flight 447 crash of 2009? This hub looks at the evidence so far.

Two authors wrote a lengthy book on the failures of modern nations. They place the blame mostly on "extractive institutions".