Both in the Commons and out on the road, the self-assured Tory leader shows that she is no longer finding her feet – but ...

Why can't you tickle yourself? Learn more about the process in the brain that prevents it from happening.

Ducks can wade through icy water thanks to a remarkable heat-exchange system in their feet that protects their warm core.

Time is ticking for last-minute Gasparilla shoppers searching for the perfect pirate costume. A colder-than-usual forecast, ...

Kombi Climate Series 7-1 gloves With this new three-layer mitten system, you can wear just the base glove for semi-cold days, ...

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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - The countdown to kickoff continues as there are 314 days until the World Cup. As one of the world’s biggest events approaches, preparation continues in Wyandotte County. On ...

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What happens when a pelican takes over your boat like it pays rent? You get even—with a feather-friendly prank! In this hilarious boating moment, a curious foot became the target of a stealthy tickle ...

Most of us have laughed uncontrollably when tickled. Yet almost none of us know why. Tickling sits at a strange crossroads – it’s universal, ancient, and deeply familiar, yet still barely understood ...

How come you can't tickle yourself? And why can some people handle tickling perfectly fine while others scream their heads off? Neuroscientists argue that we should take tickle research more seriously ...

'Teacher recruitment and retention in England remain in a perilous state, posing a substantial risk to the quality of education.' Unfilled teacher vacancy levels are at their highest rates since ...