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OnlyFans has announced it will start banning pornographic content, but can the platform pull off its G-rated pivot?

The New Orleans Saints have amended their ticket refund policy after recieving criticism from Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry, which jepardizes $25 million in bond sales revenue and a $2.8 million line of credit to complete Superdome renovations.

Water usage needs to be cut "immediately," Orlando officials say.

The eclectic college town of Burlington sits on Lake Champlain’s eastern shore, just two hours south of Montreal. Here's what to explore in 48 hours.

Senior Analyst, Mobility & VR, Anshel Sag, dives deeper as Intel has been slowly trickling out information at its Architecture Day, it took the wraps off its consumer branding for its GPUs, ARC, and also disclosed that the first ARC product would be codenamed Alchemistl

Other acts that have announced cancellations to their tours this year include BTS and Garth Brooks.

San Francisco 49ers rookie quarterback Trey Lance showed flashes in his NFL preseason debut against the Kansas City Chiefs last week. What must he show us against the Los Angeles Chargers?

Theft of catalytic converters is way up, for the 12 months that ended June 30, State Farm says.

Roots of Peace CEO, Heidi Kuhn, shares practical ways global citizens can support the people of Afghanistan, especially women and farmers, in this moment of crisis.

While we contemplate where work takes post pandemic, we really ought to consider who works, what we do, how we measure it, and why we do it. In this article we consider the workforce (who)

Today’s cyberworld is a battlefield. The advent of quantum technology will only make that war zone more dangerous. Fortunately, new companies are introducing innovative ways to give governments, companies, and ultimately all of us protection against "quantum catastrophe."

News about the surge in cases of the delta variant of the COVID-19 virus is starting to take a big bite out of consumer confidence, according to a recent survey.

Muhametaj shares some tips, that will work for pay rises, and a lot of other things you might need to ask for.

Charitable giving can take many forms and can start at any level, from donating $50 to a local women’s shelter or children’s charity to creating a scholarship fund or private foundation with millions of dollars (or billions).

The I-95 corridor from New York to Boston braces for possible Hurricane Henri. How a previous storm might actually make things worse.

Beverly House, the one-time home of newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst in Beverly Hills, is arguably the most storied of Los Angeles’s legendary estates.

The data we collect about a problem can shape how we try to solve it. That’s why we need to look beyond race and income when talking about test scores and “achievement gaps.”

These formulas cut through grease and deliver a balanced, clean slate in just one wash.

The Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort in the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia has this week announced it will be offering a new intimate wilderness adventure for couples chasing that once-in-a-lifetime wedding experience.

A Catholic blog says it has uncovered evidence of priests using the gay hookup app.

With the release of new data, UNICEF renews its global call to action to do what is necessary to build climate resilience and protect the most vulnerable.

Luxury travel company Ker & Downey Africa has this week announced its new partnership with the Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit, a pioneering all-female ranger unit that operates in Balule Nature Reserve in South Africa.

Just 24 hours after OnlyFans announced that it will ban “sexually explicit” content, Tyga, one of its most popular creators, has deleted his account to launch his own content platform as a competitor.

Signing Travis d'Arnaud Friday indicates the Atlanta Braves are about to ink Face of the Franchise Freddie Freeman.

The best laptop deals this weekend will save you up to 44% on a new computer.