We love apples! And in the colonial era, we loved them so much, we used hard apple cider as payment.

From naked athletes to foot-only races, these are 10 surprising facts you didn’t know about the ancient Olympics.

A camping trip in 1903 might be the most influential in history! John Muir and Teddy Roosevelt spent three nights in Yosemite. Muir would convince Roosevelt to protect Yosemite, paving the way for a National Park Service.

From its bullpen origins to becoming a cultural icon, find out how the shredded bubble gum designed for baseball players changed the candy industry forever.