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Sleek, modern marvels they're not. From the compact Teardrop to the ubiquitous silver Airstream, recreational vehicles from the 1940s, '50s and beyond have caught the eye of collectors--and people just...

In theory, I know when and where I'm supposed to caulk around the house, but I don't do it any more often than the average homeowner, so I'm not skilled....

Who says crime doesn't play? It's about to--seemingly non-stop. Like the mob boss whose influence extends to every corner of the neighborhood, crime and the people who fight it will...

Benjamin Franklin and John Adams had a bitter fuss one cold winter night when the two disagreed on how to freshen the air in a small room they shared en...

Knobs fall off, cup handles separate, handrails splits, trim comes loose--the list is endless. My favorite tool for rejoining that which has gone asunder is duct tape, but while duct...

The biggest power outage in history left millions of homes from Canada through northern Ohio to the East Coast in the dark last month. And severe thunderstorms in early July...

The second John Grisham novel of the year has hit stores, but don't expect to stay up until the wee hours reading another page-turning story about lawyers. Once again, as...

That the South has produced great writers, seminal music and a distinctive cuisine cannot be argued. But, as recently as 20 years ago, for all people knew about fine art...

There's a telling episode of "Everybody Loves Raymond" in which Debra measures Ray, only to find that he's shorter than he used to be. "Five eleven and three-quarters," Debra proclaims....

Men, science is on your side, at least in this case. Recent research may confirm the long-standing male contention that women are worrywarts. But it also shows that women can't...