Articles by Dan Lewis

On January 17, 1920, just after midnight, the United States entered a period in its history now known as [...]

If you’re a man going to a job interview, here’s a quick rule of thumb: wear a suit and tie. Employers [...]

Basel, Switzerland, is a city of about 175,000 people on the Rhine River, on the Swiss side of the border [...]

Hi! I’m a huge baseball fan, as longtime readers know. I rarely talk about baseball but today, I hope [...]

Pictured above is a photo from New York City in the 1920s. A century later, things are a lot different. For [...]

Imagine the following: You and your family are out to dinner at a restaurant — not a big chain, but one [...]

Warfare and technology, for better or for worse, tend to go hand in hand — our desire to gain a military [...]

Hi! If you’ve been reading Now I Know for more than, say, a day or two, you know that I typically share [...]

The Atlantic Ocean is big — very big. It has an area of more than 40 million square miles (100 million [...]

Go to any sporting event and you’ll see something which, in any other context, may be weird: customers are [...]