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Pickles didn’t come here to play, and that’s why they divide us. Their flavor is sharp, intense, sour. Their crunch is assertive and vegetal. In certain quantities, their brine can overpower the taste of anything you pair them with—which, to the pickle enthusiast, is often the point. As a topping, no one can deny that…

I was obsessed with Costco croissants as tween. My mom would buy huge plastic containers of them that my sisters and I would plow through in a few days. They were my favorite bread. Today, I am often tempted by similarly sized containers of all-butter croissants at the grocery store—the abundance is appealing—but, as…

The Hurricanes could be re-nicknamed the Cane-gers in honor of the six former Blueshirts on their active roster.

There is no shortage of motivation for Tuesday's a battle between Liverpool and Southampton as title hopes are on the line.

Now with four generations having worked together for decades, it is time to celebrate the multi-generational workforce and how it can lead to tremendous business growth.

Pitt recently became the first FBS school to offer Dugger a scholarship.

The owner of Afterpay will offer the buy now, pay later service to its “bricks and mortar” customers including butchers, restaurants and hairdressers.

An open letter from the judges escalates the political dispute over the integrity commission when the Coalition has played down the importance of the issue in shaping the election outcome this Saturday.

Investors and developers are vying for a large variety of properties, from potential last-mile industrial and logistics estates to a city based office, to get a foothold into the real estate market as interest rates start to rise.

30 years ago, Senator Graham Richardson - implicated in the Marshall Islands affair but proclaiming his innocence - resigned his Keating Government portfolio.

Augmented reality technology pops up in our daily lives more than we realize. From filters in our favorite social apps to virtually trying on a pair of glasses, it's all powered by AR--and it's only going to expand into more industries. Jadu AR merges the metaverse and the real world, calling it a mirrorverse. Users...

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Elon Musk reported that the sale of Twitter was on hold last week.  This was after he stopped to challenge the number of fake accounts on the site.  We’ve known for years that Twitter has millions of fake accounts.  For Twitter to claim that only 5% of their accounts are fake, is a stretch based…

I was obsessed with Costco croissants as tween. My mum would buy huge plastic containers of them that my sisters...

Eric Burgess was Rosemead High School's "Golden Boy." The school district repeatedly ignored red flags that arose throughout his career.

CBC podcast Kuper Island, hosted by Duncan McCue, unravels the history of the infamous B.C. residential school.

After two years of living through a life-altering pandemic, Americans are reevaluating their priorities when it comes to work and how it impacts their overall satisfaction.

A Russian TV pundit has demanded Vladimir Putin launches hypersonic missiles to knockout Britain's power stations.

Leaked draft extracts from a review of the Prevent strategy suggests the UK's counter-terrorism programme focuses too much on far-right extremism.

Spring on Lake Erie can provide the walleye fishing that dreams are made of.

Despite growth of over 400 percent, Israeli Military Intelligence officials say that number and quality of attack targets in Gaza Strip is lower than in other areas

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Verizon is raising the monthly costs for its postpaid wireless customers by increasing the "administrative fee" from $1.35 to $3.30 per line. The fee applies to voice lines and Verizon says it covers "administrative and telco expenses and costs of complying with regulatory requirements".