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The Surprising Function of the First Coloring Books

By Merrill Fabry

How Snapchat Is Challenging Professional Photography

By Olivier Laurent

FOIA at 50: How American Views of Transparency Have Changed

By Lily Rothman

There Is Now Vodka Literally Made From San Francisco Fog

By Katy Steinmetz / Alameda, Calif.
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See the Most Popular Baby Names of 2015

There are two new additions to the list

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How Meditation Went Mainstream

And why the ancient practice might still get trendier

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See the Hidden Life of a Mannequin

"I felt as if they were whispering to each other when I turned my back."

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Here's a Fascinating Breakdown of Emoji Use by Country

Did somebody say "national stereotypes"?

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How Frisbees Got Off the Ground

Jan. 23, 1957: The Wham-O toy company releases the Frisbee

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I'm So Bored With This 'Color of the Year' Thing

Calling something a trend doesn't make it trendy

By Tynan Sinks

5 Fitness Trends to Try in 2015

The next big thing? Body weight training

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3 Workplace Trends to Watch For in 2015 (and Beyond)

Artificial intelligence will rock the job market, your company will need a Chief of Work, and cubicle farms will disappear

By Fortune / Anne Fisher

The Most Popular Game in History Almost Didn’t Pass 'Go'

Nov. 5, 1935: Parker Brothers begins marketing the game Monopoly

By Jennifer Latson

25% of Millennials Will Never Get Married

A new report from Pew Research predicts that more folks under 35 will be single forever. Here's why

By Belinda Luscombe

Dear Teens: Please Stop Lighting Yourselves on Fire

The newest viral video trend is literally on fire

By Jessica Roy

See Coachella Through the Eyes of Google Glass

See the famed California music fest from a new angle

By Jonathan D. Woods

Here Are the Most Popular Plastic Surgery Procedures In Three Charts

2013 was a good year for butt augmentation and neck lifts

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Crazy Over Cats

Love 'em or hate 'em, they are a national mania

By J.D. Reed
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