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ValTown, an account on X and other social media platforms, spotlights gangs and drug kingpins of the 1980s and 1990s — and how crime and celebrity often intersect.

The Wall Street Journal's Paul Beckett discussed his efforts behind the scenes to help secure the release of his imprisoned colleague Evan Gershkovich from Russia.

Mark Wahlberg, Hugh Jackman and Hailey Bieber all tout the benefits of cold plunges and ice baths for soothing their muscles after a workout or for their mental health.

The mistaken assumptions of Democrats have put the party in peril.

They Might Be Giants achieved pop-cultural immortality when they covered Jimmy Kennedy and music by Nat Simon’s novelty song “Istanbul (Not Constantinople)” in 1990. Key to the the lyrics’ humor is their simultaneous fixation on and apparent disinterest in the reason for the re-naming of the Turkish metropolis. As often as you hear the song […]

People with severe covid-19 infections are more than 4 times as likely to later be diagnosed with schizophrenia than people who have not been infected, though the risk of developing the condition is relatively low

America's crime crisis began in 2020 while the nation was caught in the COVID pandemic. It began in the aftermath of George Floyd's death when calls to defund the police took hold.

After an unsteady 2023, Dezeen's editorial director Max Fraser considers what 2024 might hold for design. His predictions for what we will see when it comes to design next year range from the rise of material intelligence to the rush for sustainable accreditation. Collective material intelligence The pace of development in material innovation continues, in

Football Insider have claimed that Tottenham Hotspur agreed to pay off the remainder of Hugo Lloris’ contract so that the goalkeeper could complete a switch to Los Angeles FC. It is the end of an era at Spurs, with the club’s long-serving captain and record Premier League appearance maker, Lloris, departing after 11 and half […]

Chinese luxury electric vehicle maker Xpeng stock had a strong December, selling a record 20,115 vehicles for the month, marking an increase of 78% compared to the yea...

Anesthesiologist Dr. Marilyn Singleton pushed back on reports that insisted racism was responsible for a majority of health issues in the Black community.

In an about-face for the network, ABC News was the first to report that former President Clinton is expected to be identified as one of several John Does in documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.

When the brain's supply of oxygen is reduced or eliminated, damage can set in very quickly.

George Washington staged American troops at Valley Forge during the Revolutionary War.

It's a new year and one that promises to be full of surprises. It looks like this will be the year Americans push back on the over-the-top radical left progressive policies.

Sam Song Li points out the similarities between his character on "The Brothers Sun," premiering Thursday on Netflix, and his own childhood.

The 16-year-old is through to the World Championship final.

Comedian Dave Chappelle continues to anger the left for not backing down on making jokes targeting the LGBTQ community in his latest comedy special for Netflix.

The Larnaca Municipality is considering opening a new indoor municipal theatre in the area near the town’s oil refineries, Mayor Andreas Vyras said on Wednesday. Speaking to the Cyprus News Agency (CNA), Vyras said “there is a proposal for the construction of a new indoor municipal theatre which will be...

Drug patent monopolies cost each family $5,000 per year

Escape Tampa Bay's previous tiny-home rentals were all claimed within 36 hours of listing, its CEO said in 2023.

See who made the list for Business Insider's AI 100: Edtech

The Cybertruck has only been out for a month and some Tesla owners are already customizing the trucks.

Agnieszka Pilat trained three robot dogs, created by Boston Dynamics, to paint. They use 16 symbols she designed for mark-making and the robots generate the content of the message.

Researchers at the University of Maryland and National Institutes of Health have identified the microbial enzyme responsible for giving urine its yellow hue, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Microbiology.