An entrepreneurial kid could potentially rack up on the gifts by traveling around the world, hitting three Christmas jackpots in one short month
While Olympic athletes may be our heroes, they aren't getting rich off their work, and some have to crowd-source funding for their trips to Sochi
In the 47 years that the town has erected Gävlebocken, it's been set on fire 26 times
Local artists were recruited to help determine the river's ultimate design, and developers say the project could be completed by 2015
Top world destinations for check-ins are a bit unexpected, but perhaps reflect Facebook's popularity among varying cultures, interest groups and nations
People might use cameras as a crutch for returning to and remembering things later rather than paying attention to what is transpiring in the moment
In New York City you can even get a late pass from the MTA to show your skeptical boss
Snowy owls may congregate at airports because snowy tarmacs resemble the animals' natural habitat, the Arctic tundra
Researchers plan to examine whether the same tendencies to overlook uncommon items exist among trained TSA professionals, just as it does gamers
The new owners may return the house to the same conditions it was in when young Disney ran through its halls
Visitors to Grand Canyon National Park in recent days were treated to a special sight as a rare atmospheric behavior filled the canyon
David Richards first claimed that title back in 2001, with a paltry 331,038 lights, but last year he was overtaken by a New York family
In Old Arabi, Louisiana the historic LeBeau Plantation was burned down by men looking for ghosts, according to local news reports
On Sunday, Pope Francis displayed the remains of what is thought to be Saint Peter
Riders--who will descend in inflatable rafts of four rather than alone--will reach speeds of more than 65 miles per hour
The clock is based on a much smaller cuckoo clock that is about 100 years old - scaled up sixty times
Like isolated islands, evolution in these mountainous, unique environments seems to be ticking away at a faster beat than run-of-the-mill habitats
Brazilians have 211 days left to prepare for the World Cup one of the things many of them are doing to get ready is to try and learn English
The Moscow subway system will now reward riders with a free trip in exchange for 30 squats
Two years later, the scaffolding around the Washington Monument is ready to come down
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