So let’s embark on a treasure hunt through what proudly calls itself “Mississippi’s largest antique mall,” where the thrill isn’t just in finding something old, but in discovering something that feels ...

For centuries, archaeology was more like treasure hunting — a kind of cowboy science where men travelled far and wide. By the ...

England on Friday launched a national campaign to teach children in schools and nurseries how to brush their teeth properly, ...

Medics urged those opposing a smacking ban to consider the scientific evidence, which shows that smacking children “doesn’t benefit them in any way whatsoever”. | ITV National News ...

A senior medic has made an emotional plea for politicians to back a smacking ban. “Now is the time for this Victorian-era ...

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health demands an end to the "Victorian" punishment saying it harms their mental ...

It's time for the "Victorian-era punishment" of smacking children to be banned in England as it "undoubtedly harms children's ...

Smacking puts children at risk of “really significant physical harm”, leading children’s doctors have said as they call for ...

One of the must-visit spots in Ferndale is the Golden Gait Mercantile. This old-fashioned general store is like a time ...

Meta (formerly Facebook) plans to build the world's longest undersea cable that will be longer than the Earth is round. The ...

Shimmering, wobbling and painstakingly prepared, jelly was a staple of elite Victorian dining tables. But beneath its elegant presentation lay a deeper significance – one that reveals much about the ...

Victorian jellies, a culinary staple, were more than gourmet delights; they exemplified scientific curiosity and social status. The labor-intensive process of making jelly involved extracting gelatin ...