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During the first world war, the British government was looking for ways to help people stretch their limited food supplies. It found pamphlets from a noted 19th-century herbalist who said rhubarb ...

The rules of search are changing. And it’s forcing a lot of companies to ask themselves a fundamental question: How do we get noticed now? For two decades, companies have relied on search-engine ...

The tree house I lived in that summer was decidedly unspectacular. It was more of a tree hovel, really. The floor was a large sheet of graffitied plywood, and the roof was covered with a pair of heavy ...

The judge said the court itself would search the devices, which were seized from a Washington Post reporter’s home last month. By Erik Wemple A federal magistrate judge ruled on Tuesday that the court ...

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Investigators are using a tracking device called a "signal sniffer" that can detect signals emitted from electronic devices as the search for Nancy Guthrie continues in its third week. David Kennedy, ...

The search for Nancy Guthrie continues after she disappeared from her home in Tucson, Ariz., two weekends ago, and impostor kidnappers have swarmed. Law enforcement has said they've received several ...

Star Search is back, and for the first time, viewers have a voice in crowning tomorrow’s breakout talent. Netflix’s reimagined, interactive revival of the beloved competition series features Jelly ...

In early November, when FIFA, soccer’s governing body, announced a new annual Peace Prize to honor those who “have helped to unite people all over the world in peace,” the news was regarded as farce.