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The mammoth iceberg first broke off in 1986. Roughly the size of Rhode Island, A23a is on the move once more.

Buy a water bed--you might need to drink it.

For all their hype, many knowledge management tools end up being more work than they're worth.

The U.S. is seeing an unprecedented rise in unidentified drones flying at night, and no one seems to know what their purpose is or where they came from. And the supposed lack of government knowledge is leading to some interesting theories. "This guy ...

Millions of Americans dutifully fill their recycling bins each week, motivated by the knowledge that they're doing something good for the environment. But the sad fact is that much of what is tossed in the recycling bin is eventually heaped into ...

External testers are now required to address prompts outside of their "domain knowledge."

Boston Creme Rolls aren't the only Little Debbie snack we wish they'd bring back.

This riddle dates back to the 1930s--can you figure out the answer?