Gregorian Calendar Adopted in 1752, After Skipping 11 Days

Gregorian Calendar Adopted in 1752, After Skipping 11 Days

On This Day: 14 September 1752.

Britain and the British Empire, including the American colonies, adopt the Gregorian Calendar after skipping 11 days between September 3 and September 13 - to realign with the solar year and Western Europe.

'Party of a Lifetime': Dollyfest 2027

'Party of a Lifetime': Dollyfest 2027

Dates have yet to be announced, but organizers say Dollyfest will take place in 2027 in two of the world's music capitals: Nashville, Tennessee (of course) and London, England.

55 Years of Inflation

55 Years of Inflation

When Walt Disney World opened on October 1, 1971, an adult admission ticket to the Magic Kingdom cost $3.50. However, that ticket worked differently from today’s admission. It allowed guests to enter the park, but most rides required separate coupons.

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Which is Scotland’s Oldest Clan?

Which is Scotland’s Oldest Clan?

Several clans make claims to be the oldest in Scotland, but these two have some of the most compelling evidence.

Orlando City vs Toronto FC

Orlando City vs Toronto FC

Not a good day for Toronto FC fans.

Boston Bruins at Fenway Park

Boston Bruins at Fenway Park

Bruin’s Morgan Geekie once had his sights set on being a baseball star. So in some respects, his memorable day at Fenway Park was a dream realized.

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Who pays the cost when Americans opt out of science?

Who pays the cost when Americans opt out of science?

The best and brightest students from across the globe — the ones who used to come to your universities to learn and then stick around to start businesses — go where they will be supported and not harassed.