It took a while, but the arrival of Nationals Park eventually led to a dining and drinking boom in Navy Yard, an area of D.C. that has become increasingly residential and now boasts a variety of ...

EXCLUSIVE: Great news for Blue Bloods fans — one of the beloved drama’s signature characters, Donnie Wahlberg’s Danny Reagan, will be back on CBS with a new ‘Blue’ cop show in a new city.

Moszczysnki also finds blue to be a symbol of trust and reliability. Though navy blue speaks to authority and respect, she notes that the deeper shades of blue evoke a sense of mystery and depth.

In that moment, all of humanity was captured in a ghostly fragment of a pixel swimming through an unrelenting sea of darkness — a "Pale Blue Dot" lost in a void. Carl Sagan — the astronomer ...

Sustained blue light exposure from electronic devices and digital screens is not kind on your overall health, and has been linked to eye strain, macular degeneration and poor sleep quality.

Well, apparently that last one is a gray area after a team of scientists from the University of Oxford, UK, used a supercomputer to harness the ability to teleport. They used particles of light, known ...

Of course, while we know the United States Navy to be impressive and formidable, there are likely plenty of facts most Americans don’t know about this military branch. For example, did you know ...

After more than five months of excruciatingly unnecessary hype and emotional torture, Crayola has finally revealed the name of the new blue crayon that will replace the now-retired Dandelion ...

The U.S. Navy, occasionally accompanied by ships from allied countries, transits the strait about once a month. China, which claims Taiwan as its own territory, says the strategic waterway belongs ...

Their grandmother Tina Knowles revealed the girls jumped on the field for a reason: Blue has been doing it every year and now Rumi is as well. “Sooo cute!!” Tina wrote. “Blue has been every ...

For the curious, the original Crayola crayon colors were red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, brown and black. None of those have ever been retired and—given their ubiquity—likely never will.