Irish Supreme Court Says Subway's Bread, Well, Isn't
If Subway's bread is legally not bread, then what in the heck is it?
The Nebra Sky Disc: Early Calendar, Ancient Astronomical Art or Simply a Fake?
Since its discovery, the Nebra Sky Disc has been known as the oldest artifact in the world depicting cosmic phenomena. But is the 3,600-year-old disc actually 1,000 years younger than previously thought or is it a fake altogether?
What's the Meaning Behind the Latin Phrase 'Caveat Emptor'?
The Latin language may be dead, but this phrase, which originated 2,000 years ago, is still used in legal and financial docs. So what does it mean?
How Hitler's Blitzkrieg Tactic Shocked the Allies in WWII
The Blitzkrieg shocked the world: How could an army defeat its enemy so quickly and no one could counter it? Luckily the Allies cracked the code.
Yours, Mine or Ours? Leaf Blowing and the Law
Whether you like to pile them up and jump in with abandon or rue the time of year when they fall, leaves are at the center of a heated debate.
