Word puzzle advice site WordFinderX compiled a list of the most frequently mispronounced first names around the world. The data was ... view their findings in the map below: Obviously, not ...

The history of the United States is such, though, that many of its towns and cities have simply been given names honoring other towns and cities elsewhere in the world—more often than not the ...

The results reveal interesting patterns for the names that have grown in popularity over time. Drawing on this data, the map below, created by Newsweek, shows the most common given names for male ...

There's probably a perfectly good reason to name a town Smut Eye or Ding Dong. Unfortunately it's not always evident to those who snicker after reading it on a map or ... at the World’s Scariest ...

A prolific Bridlington author is at the forefront of a new campaign to reinstate the name of a small thoroughfare near the ...

Other popular names that made it onto the map include Johnson, Williams, Lee, Garcia and Martinez. And the Southwest has the more last-name variety than any other US region. States with large ...

You can help with directions. We're looking for bands with names that include places on the map. That could be anyone from Kansas to Asia. How many can we come up with? We'll map out a set after 9 ...

Feliks Banel: Celebration of Seattle around-the-world flight should become annual ... Accurate understanding of Indigenous names for mountains is often difficult to come by, and it’s hard ...

This was one of the most important trade routes in the ancient world, and Troy’s location ... and Aeneas remain household names even today. The Trojan War and its events provide the background ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

Israel's name is conspicuously absent from maps on the Chinese internet ... but it will never get the support of the world's righteous people," another person wrote.