Would you risk a $2,500 fine for a seasonal treat?

A listener asks whether we can compare the median family income in 1980 to the present, since more women are in the workforce.

Why do seemingly identical brands go by different names in other regions?

Hops provide the bitter taste beer drinkers love, but who says how much these fragrant little flowers are worth?

Customers associate the quality of a return policy with the quality of the store

A listener asks why garments of the same size may not have the same measurements, and often don't fit the same way.

The fix for attack ads run amok has lost some of its power in the digital age.

In the latest installment of I've Always Wondered, we explain why you need to repeatedly enter your account number, or date of birth, and then repeat it to human operator.

Most of them aren't donations. Think of them as prepaid.

2.4 billion paper coupons were redeemed last year alone.