Some toilet talk, for ya.

Brides will refuse to marry into families that don't have a toilet. It's a movement nicknamed "No loo, No I do."

Women have come to expect gazing over at the much shorter line for the mens' room. But why is that the norm, and does it have to be? One writer is calling out the inherent sexism of our public toilets.

Where did strangers answer the "call of nature" in Victorian London? At the start of Victoria's reign, options were limited. Some pubs had primitive outdoor "urinals" -- no more than a vertical slab of stone -- but men largely resorted to the nearest alley.

Dignity requires shifting from a worldview based on inevitability to one based on possibility. It requires bringing our best selves.

After traveling around the world for two years we've noticed many differences between America and the rest of the world. From the proper way to eat pizza to how to tell time, here are a few of our favorites.