TUESDAY TRIVIA: Which Continent Exists in All Four Hemispheres?
There is one continent that has parts in each of the four hemispheres of the Earth.
Break from the Grind
TUESDAY TRIVIA: Certain Metals Kill Bacteria on Their Own
Should you be wiping down your doorknobs; what are they made of?
TUESDAY TRIVIA: Who Invented the Popsicle?
Eating popsicles is a fun way to beat the summer heat.
SURVEY SAYS: Talking About Finances
NewsDash readers shared who they feel comfortable talking to about their finances.
TUESDAY TRIVIA: Which Backyard Weeds Are Good for You?
As you sniffle through this allergy season, you might not realize some weeds are actually healthy.
TUESDAY TRIVIA: What Is the Dab of Toothpaste That Sits on Top of a Toothbrush Called?
It seems there’s a name for everything.
SURVEY SAYS: The Power of Headlines
NewsDash readers share how much they trust, or distrust, headlines.
TUESDAY TRIVIA: What Did Britain’s Queen Elizabeth Do in the Armed Forces?
You might not know that Queen Elizabeth joined a division of the armed forces when she was a teenager.
Tooth Fairy More Generous Than Ever
Delta Dental’s poll results generally track with the S&P 500’s direction.
TUESDAY TRIVIA: Which Freezes Faster, Hot or Cold Water?
It seems logical that cold water would freeze faster than hot water.
Income Doesn’t Necessarily Dictate Investing Knowledge
A survey found people of all income levels shared similar knowledge gaps, but people with fewer assets said they thought they didn’t have enough money to start investing.
TUESDAY TRIVIA: The Inspiration for Dr. Seuss’ ‘Green Eggs and Ham’
You might be surprised at what drove Dr. Seuss to write many of his books.
TUESDAY TRIVIA: Have Stop Signs Always Been Red?
An octagonal red sign doesn’t even need a word on it for most people to recognize it as a stop sign.