On May 4 in history, the Kent State shootings occurred, the first Grammy Awards were held, and the Freedom Riders began their journey through the South. (READ MORE)
On May 4 in history, the Kent State shootings occurred, the first Grammy Awards were held, and the Freedom Riders began their journey through the South. (READ MORE)
On May 3 in history, NPR aired its first broadcast, the Sears Tower was completed, and geocaching began using GPS technology. (READ MORE)
Explore May 2 in history, including the publication of the King James Bible, Lou Gehrig ending his streak, and GPS becoming publicly available. (READ MORE)
On May 1, 1926, Henry Ford introduced the five-day, 40-hour workweek—an idea that reshaped American labor and started in Michigan.
Explore May 1 in history, including the opening of the Empire State Building, the launch of Amtrak, and the announcement of Osama bin Laden’s death. (READ MORE)
I tried World Naked Gardening Day so you don’t have to. Here’s what happened when I attempted yard work in the buff.
Things felt simpler 20 years ago. A humorous look at TVs, passwords, phones, and why modern life feels more complicated.