Edward Clark

People zoom in on Google Earth expecting cities or roads, but sometimes the satellite images show stuff you’d never expect, including...

When Diana and Charles finalized their high-profile divorce in 1996, much of the public focus landed on what she lost. But...

Sometimes the signs are subtle, and sometimes they’re practically written in skywriting—either way, knowing when an older woman isn’t into you...

Presidential curiosity isn’t always about diplomacy or the economy—sometimes, it’s about what might be flying overhead. Across decades and party lines,...

Not every morning starts with the sun streaming in and birds chirping. But certain small habits—done before your day is in...

Most Western villains look rough, act mean, and ride fast—but the devil’s in the details. Fans of the genre have picked...

Brushing your teeth might feel like the ultimate reset button, especially after a strong cup of coffee or a late-night snack....

Warm weather has a way of stirring emotions, and few things capture that tension like a film that knows how to...

When money dried up and days dragged on, people found their own ways to stay occupied. During the Great Depression, entertainment...

Before the feeding schedules and preschool tours take over, there’s a brief and often underappreciated window where time feels like it...