"I don't think they knew going into it that I was willing to put up a fight," says Lauren Kwei in an exclusive interview. "I don't think they knew who they were dealing with."

We're sure Garrett's dad loves him, even if he's only sorta sure that he's wishing him a happy birthday on the right day.

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Here are some of the most prominent policies in European cities to become car-free.

A tale of a botanical mystery, colonialism and savvy marketing.

Don't write it off as a gimmick. St. Peter Stiftskulinarium's Silent Night dinner is Europe's hottest holiday affair.

Elise Roth loses herself as a race announcer reciting the lyrics to Eminem's signature song.

2020 saw many aspiring entrepreneurs hit pause on plans for new restaurants — or scrap them altogether for something new

The endless march through an endless March.

Binghamton, New York, got a record amount of snowfall Wednesday and Thursday, with accumulation exceeding three feet.

The Golden Fourteen were largely forgotten — but a few veterans and descendants could change that.

A Times investigation found that vapors from oil and other fluids seep into planes with alarming frequency across all airlines, at times creating chaos and confusion.

The Cybovac E30 Robot Vacuum Cleaner has an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 on Amazon due to its Alexa integration and app-enabled smart features.

Someone inserted the comedian ripping into the franchise while facing down Mando.

The Congress member would become the first Native American Cabinet member if confirmed by the Senate.

A dog is a man's best friend and competitor.

Actor Ali Larter has responded to the account by her "Heroes" co-star Leonard Roberts of his negative experience on set with her and the show's producers.

Nancy Floyd's new book, "Weathering Time," collects nearly four decades of anti-perfectionist self-portraits.

There are some phrases you just use without really stopping to think what they mean.

However much it might feel like it, a pandemic was not the only thing to happen in 2020.

Sometimes the most unusual thing about a will is not what's written in it but what it's written on.

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It's almost like two different languages are being spoken.

Vanessa Bryant calls her mother Sofia Laine's lawsuit "frivolous, disgraceful and unimaginably hurtful."

Louis Weisz took Reddit's math on kinetic energy being converted into thermal energy and attempted to cook a chicken by slapping it.

Every great story has an origin. Gamers have ours.

We've got some wholesome winter tweets and some topical content, with nods to Biden's pick of Buttigieg as Secretary of Transportation, the Dr. Jill Biden credential controversy and vaccine hype. Enjoy.

Without fail, someone will ask Joel Kim Booster where he's "from" and it never ends well.

Fellas, it might be time to join the "no poo" movement.

Social media platforms are letting conspiracy theories about the COVID vaccine spread unchecked.

Terry Virts dishes to Joe Rogan about the isolation of space.

Insect-destroying fungi "may represent the next frontier for drug discovery."

The best Christmas movies of all time? The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Extended edition. Hear us out.

A man from New Hampshire built himself an Iron Man suit made entirely out of scraps during the pandemic and tested it out.

Porn is everywhere, but the company that owns the most popular sites is out of sight.

Many of our most influential experiences are shared with and, according to a growing body of cognitive science research, partly shaped by other people.

Aubrey Iacobelli was woken up at four in the morning by the sound of her dog barking at the tree.

The social media platform, which gained enormous popularity this year, served as a mirror of these often dystopian times.

The Brooklyn Democratic Party's first ever virtual full membership meeting went off the rails Wednesday, with party bigs miscounting votes and members pushing them for more transparency during a wild 13-hour Zoom call.

Things are getting better in the world, which is not a good thing for Julie Nolke and the future of her videos.

Get a 128GB micro SD card for as low as $18, a thumb drive as low as $14 and a massive 12TB external drive as low as $200 today at Amazon.

Amazon has a way of creeping into our lives and making things incredibly easy. With convenience, there are often trade-offs. Many people are unaware that they have a public profile on Amazon.

"I'm very, very concerned that if you solicit votes from typically non-voters, that you will affect and change the outcome."

The Biden Cabinet team is a hodgepodge collection of people who he just wants to give any job to, like Pete Buttigieg.

It doesn't take very many ultra-wealthy Americans changing their address to wreak havoc on cities' finances.

Dustin Ballard of There I Ruined It went too far this time.

For all its exquisite engineering, the floodgate system known by the acronym MOSE is essentially a stopgap, a $6 billion duct-tape fix.

How two men tricked a crowd full of geniuses.

We'd recommend just taking a mulligan than risking life and limb for a golf ball, but you do you.

You might have heard that refrigeration is sacrilege for tomato storage. Is this true?

The deal, which follows others with PlayStation 5 and Amazon Fire, will give 100 million+ Roku users access to the HBO Max app.

Sometimes when you try too hard, things can backfire fast.

The magnitude of this national security breach is hard to overstate.

Walter Forbes was convicted on the testimony of a witness who says she lied.

When trying to get consumers to ditch their iPhone for your smartphone, some companies shot for the moon. But there's a thin line between brilliance and insanity.

Data shows that squashing the neighborhood rumor mill is still one the biggest disinformation challenges.

Thousands of miles of pathways through some of the most rugged land on earth form this six-country UNESCO World Heritage site.

Sometimes the most unexpected pairings are the matches made in heaven.

As travel posters designed to sell train tickets, they were probably more beautiful than they needed to be.

Large tax cuts for the rich lead to higher income inequality and don't fuel economic growth or cut unemployment, a new paper by academics from the London School of Economics and King's College London says.

The interview was discovered inside a television camera donated to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History's Spanish-language television project by Univision.

A former deep-sea treasure hunter is about to mark his fifth year in jail for refusing to disclose the whereabouts of 500 missing coins made from gold found in an historic shipwreck.

Disposable chopsticks? Feh! We exclusively use our light-up lightsaber chopsticks.

The Sky Drop waterslide at Plopsaqua De Panne is not for the faint of heart.

A roundup of the most interesting questions that our favorite columnists addressed in recent days.

"Oh, girl. I was running, like, seven miles a day in heels," Cameron Diaz recalls of shooting Nancy Meyers's beloved movie. "That wasn't even in the script."

You know what they say: give a man a lock, and he'll keep his locker secure. Teach a man to pick locks, and he'll be able to open it again when he loses the key.

Play over 40 classic 16-bit games like "Sonic 2," "Ghouls 'n Ghosts" and "Phantasy Star IV" on your modern television. It's not shiny and new, but the price is right, and there are some straight-up bangers on this machine.

Are you in need of some gifts that can't wait to be shipped? Us too. Many of our holiday gifting plans have been complicated this year by lengthy shipping delays, so we're falling back on these top-notch gifts that have digital delivery.