The King's Red Heels. Four hundred years ago in 17th-century France, red was a color of power. French history expert Joan DeJean says red was "always a color associated with palaces, with Versailles." ...

Your blood is also red because of a mixture of iron and oxygen in a molecule called hemoglobin. So in a way, the ancient ...

KOCO 5 Meteorologist Sabrina Bates explains the chemistry behind the vibrant colors of Fourth of July fireworks.

In other words, the red dust that dominates the color palette of Mars is only skin deep. That’s not even a poetic turn of phrase in this case: most of Mars is covered by a layer of dust that’s ...

As we prepare to celebrate the 4th of July, let us never forget what the colors of our flag tell us. Ah, the good old red, white and blue! Throughout history, these three colors have reflected many ...

2. Passion. Red is a warm color, so we often associate it with hot things like fire, burning, and sex. Passion can be felt in all of those things.

In sum, the color red, specifically, does not trigger bulls. Rather, movement and the threat of the matador's presence sends bulls into a fight-or-flight response, causing them to attack.

Red and green were Christmas colors well before Coke was being sold as Santa’s favorite beverage. For instance, an 1896 newspaper mentions, “The decoration of the hall was as unique and ...

NBC employees change Nebraska to red in the electoral map of the United States in 2008. All the TV news operations, including NBC News, settled on red for Republicans and blue for Democrats in 2000.