How many Popes have been named Leo?

Daily Trivia / October 31, 2026

Thirteen popes were named Leo, including Leo the Great, who prevented the Huns from sacking Rome. Six emperors of Constantinople were also called Leo. The continuing popularity of the name probably stems for it association...Read More

Are our children more or less cavity free?

Daily Trivia / October 31, 2026

More than half of school-age children in the U.S. have no cavities in their permanent teeth, compared with only 26 percent who were cavity-free in the early '70s, the American Dental Association has reported.

How quickly can a frigate fly?

Daily Trivia / October 31, 2026

The frigate bird can fly at a speed of 260 miles per hour.

Where did Silly Putty come from?

Daily Trivia / October 31, 2026

Silly Putty started as a mistake in a New Haven laboratory, and turned into a consumer hit in the 1960s by sheer chance. According to engineers, Silly Putty is a self-contradiction. Chemically, it is a liquid, but it ...Read More

Can gold help with your aches and pains?

Daily Trivia / October 30, 2026

Gold salts are sometimes injected into the muscles to relieve arthritis.

Should you fix that dripping faucet?

Daily Trivia / October 30, 2026

A dripping hot water faucet wastes an average of 40 kilowatt-hours of electricity per month. This is the equivalent of running a color television 8 hours a day for about 31 days.