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Can You Get a Money Order Online?

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You can order almost anything online, but money orders are hard to find. Still, there are many alternatives to send money to friends and relatives.

Do alternative medical practices really work?

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Alternative medical practices are outside of typical, evidence-based medicine taught in med schools. Find out if alternative medical practices work.

What type of insurance do you need for your classic car?

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What type of insurance do you need for classic cars? Read about insurance for classic cars at HowStuffWorks.

Delivering the Mail to Your Home Is Way More Complex Than You Might Think

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Hundreds of factors determine a mail carrier's route. Learn about some of them at HowStuffWorks.

How Well Has Strict Gun Control Worked in Australia?

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After a mass shooting in 1996, Australia imposed strict gun laws. HowStuffWorks looks at how successful they've been.

Is Voice of America's Mission of Objectivity In Danger?

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Voice of America, the U.S. government-controlled media network, has long had a reputation for being a source of unbiased news in contrast to the government-controlled media in countries it reaches.

Elemental Haiku: A Poetic Take on the Periodic Table

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Award-winning poet and fiction writer Mary Soon Lee has found a charming way to combine science and poetry in a refreshing new take on the periodic table of elements.

The San Andreas Fault: Is the Big One Coming?

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The San Andreas is one of the most famous and closely watched fault lines in the world because of the fear that it is overdue for the next big quake.

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