Columbia Law School professor explains what it takes for a president to be impeached
What are the odds Donald Trump gets impeached? Columbia Law School professor Richard Briffault explains exactly how a president impeachment works.
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The surprising reason Americans drop a ball on New Year's Eve
The infamous dropping of the New Year's Eve ball in Times Square has taken place for over a century and was inspired by an old maritime tradition.
9 items to avoid buying at Costco
Costco is great for stocking up on low-priced essentials. But buying in bulk does not always give the best bang for your buck.
A podiatrist explains heel spurs, the medical condition Trump said earned him a medical deferment from Vietnam
Trump had five deferments from service in Vietnam, one was a medical deferment for a foot condition he described as heel spurs.
Here's what that number on every bottle of sunscreen actually means
How does sunscreen work? What does SPF mean? Here's everything you need to know about protecting your skin before you hit the beach this summer.
Here's what 'Game of Thrones' stars look like in real life
The eighth and final season of HBO's "Game of Thrones" premieres on Sunday, April 14th. Here's what your favorite characters look like in real life.
Here's why McDonald's Filet-O-Fish sales skyrocket in March
McDonald's claims the Filet-O-Fish sandwich is the most popular menu item in March. It has much to do with the Christian and Catholic holiday of Lent.
Here's why most planes are white
Every airline has branding on its planes, but for the most part all commercial airplanes are painted white. Why?
IAN BREMMER ON NORTH KOREA: Trump could either start a war or win a Nobel Peace Prize
Geopolitical analyst Ian Bremmer explains how North Korea is more capable and dangerous now than it has been in recent memory.
Why west-bound flights always take significantly longer
Flight routes are planned around jet streams to either take advantage of the help from the tailwinds or avoid flying into them because of the strong headwinds.
Learning this psychological concept can help you get in the zone at work
Performance expert Brad Stulberg explains how the psychological concept of "flow" can help you get in the zone at work.
Legendary economist Gary Shilling explains how you can beat the market
A. Gary Shilling & Co. President Gary Shilling explains the only way to beat the market and win is to bet against the consensus.
Here’s what it was like to live in a city controlled by ISIS
An expert talks about what life was like for civilians in Mosul, when the second largest Iraqi city was under ISIS control.
North Korea exports $2.83 billion worth of goods — here's where it all goes
The US and UN have both slapped North Korea with rounds of economic sanctions — here are the goods that North Korea trades with the world that may be affected.
'We don't have to accept this as normal': Watch Mark Kelly and Gabby Gifford's powerful speech after the Las Vegas shooting
Former Representative Gabrielle Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly delivered a powerful speech following the deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas.
'It was an act of pure evil': Watch Trump's statement about the Las Vegas shooting — the deadliest shooting in modern US history
At least 50 people were killed and more than 400 were injured Sunday night in Las Vegas in the deadliest shooting in modern US history.
The best way to scramble an egg, according to Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio
How do you make scrambled eggs? "Top Chef" judge Tom Colicchio told us his secrets to creating perfect airy scrambled eggs.
Here's why this wine costs $16,000 per bottle
In addition to being a renowned power lunch spot, Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House has been recognized for its impressive wine selection.
Watch LeBron James' powerful speech about Trump and anthem protests
LeBron James spoke his mind at the Cleveland Cavaliers' media day, covering topics including the protests during Sunday's NFL games, and his critiques of Trump.
The 3 types of pots and pans everyone should have, according to Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio
Award-winning chef, restaurateur, and "Top Chef" judge Tom Colicchio weighs in on the difference between good and bad pots and pans.