Your chance of being born on leap day is less than 0.1%, yet when the TODAY show put out a call for leapers (people who were born on Feb. 29), we received over 1,000 responses ... and 23 leapers ...

Short answer: Every four years, in the same years as American presidential elections and summer Olympics. Longer answer: Almost, but not quite, every four years. Need a news break? Check out the all ...

Thursday is a leap day, the rare date of February 29 that's added to the calendar nearly every four years. That means the roughly 5 million people worldwide born on that day — aka "leaplings" — will ...

This February, you'll have a little extra time to get things done − one whole day, to be exact. 2024 is a leap year, meaning we will have a 29th day tacked on to the end of this month. Occurring only ...

There are only 24 hours in a day, and only 365 days in a year, it's often said. But every four years, that changes. This year is a leap year, which means we have 366 days in 2024. Here's what you need ...

Earth's slower rotation may mean that universal time will have to skip a second for the first time ever, researchers have found. As climate change escalates the melting of ice caps and rising sea ...