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The second Sunday in March has marked the start of Daylight Saving Time in the U.S. since Congress passed legislation in 2007 mandating the practice.

The new devices retain high-end wristwatch looks, but also contain an activity tracker.

The llamas are back with their owners, but the jokes are just getting started.

The average amount of sugar in a 500 milliliter can is 78 grams -- more than double the maximum intake for teenagers.

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Vancouver boasts some of the biggest Chinese New Year celebrations including a lantern festival, parade, banquet and live performances.

In the U.S., few Chinese New Year celebrations are as big as those thrown in the San Francisco-Bay Area region of California.

Don't be caught culturally illiterate. Instead, learn these need-to-know facts about Chinese New Year.

Nearly 120 countries around the world are holding events to celebrate the Chinese New Year.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the 40-day Lent fast observed by many Christian sects around the world.

Three more dogs will be chosen Tuesday to move on to the Best In Show judging round. See the results here.

The West's centurieslong fascination with China is coming to life this spring at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Among the most popular sacrifices publicized on social media last year was, ironically, social media.

Celebrate the life of Michele Ferrero, founder of Nutella and Ferrero Roche, with these delicious chocolate-hazelnut concoctions and goodies.

The White House has seen a host of interesting commanders in chief pass through its doors.

The holiday is primarily celebrated by Buddhists of the Mahayana tradition, which is a form of the religion most prominent in North Asia.

Get deals on furniture, electronics, apparel and more without breaking the bank by shopping these Presidents Day sales Feb. 16.

Stuck on what to buy your significant other for Valentine's Day? Consider making a DIY present.

Valentine's Day is probably the worst day of the year to buy red roses in terms of cost-efficiency.

Office romances are common — and, increasingly, so are company restrictions.

Cultures around the world have put their own spin on Valentine's Day traditions.

More than 80 percent of pet owners say they get the most unconditional love from their animal.

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