America’s favorite school-day sandwich just got an adult makeover.
Sorry, fellas, these seats are taken. In hopes of improving services for women, Czech Railways recently introduced “Ladies Compartments,” which will give priority seating to women and provide improved comfort.
Plus, five other behaviors NewsFeed would like banned from restaurants.
A Kentucky woman wed her 87-year-old beau in the nursing home where they both live.
Following last spring’s high-profile case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, hotels in New York may be required to distribute panic devices to staff within a year.
It’s easy to get a little overexcited when the big day comes, but keep these tips in mind if you want an invite to next year’s party.
From Oakland to London, a series of clashes over the weekend have pushed the Occupy movement into the public eye once again.
A British couple raised their child as “gender neutral” to avoid stereotypes. Why are people so upset about it?
What does it take to end a 77-year marriage? Revealing an affair from the 1940s.
JOHN A. ALLISON IV, a director of the ninth-largest U.S. bank, BB&T Corp. (BBT) — and bonafide one percenter — on how the richest in America are currently perceived by the public. (via Bloomberg)
