"Yes, the vaccine is coming," I told myself as I spent my first Thanksgiving without any of my 70something parents in the hope of keeping them safe.

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Zeynep Tufekci reports on a small study from Korea that has big implications on how we think about transmission of SARS-CoV-2.

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Japanese Buddhist monk Kossan1108 finds his inner peace with Metallica.

Two years before she'd become the breakout star of the clown show Rudy Giuliani brought to Lansing this week, Mellissa Carone was sending her then-boyfriend's ex-wife graphic videos of the two of them having sex.

A new statistic shows that health-care workers are running out of space to treat COVID-19 patients.

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You can tell if it's a woman from Boston going on a date versus a woman from New York City or Chicago from just the way the conversation goes.

Jude is living the travelers dream inside this incredible tiny house truck.

Every day somebody says or does something that earns them the scorn of the internet. Here at Digg, as part of our mission to curate what the internet is talking about right now, we rounded up the main characters on Twitter from this past week and held them accountable for their actions.

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.

The Times's co-chief film critics explain their rationale for some surprising inclusions, and exclusions, on their list of the greatest actors of the 21st century (so far).

Once you edit out all the misinformation and false allegations, here's what you are left with.

Eric Feigl-Ding's lengthy, alarming Twitter threads about the pandemic have been going viral since January. But scientists are divided on his approach — and his dedication to the facts.

Released in 1995, Sandra Bullock thriller "The Net" showcases a lot of outdated technology. But the ideas around that technology are surprisingly still relevant today.

The boy band's signature song is surprisingly unintelligible.

Why does Canada allow this company to profit off videos of exploitation and assault?

President-elect Joe Biden has an unprecedented opportunity to walk the U.S.—and perhaps the world—back from the brink on climate change.

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A dive team gets tipped off to a missing person's whereabouts and makes an epic discovery.

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How HQ Trivia went from being the hottest app on your smartphone to a shell of its former self.

Just 25 congressional Republicans acknowledge Joe Biden's win over President Trump a month after the former vice president's clear victory of more than 7 million votes nationally and a convincing electoral-vote margin that exactly matched Trump's 2016 tally.

Aimee Nobile is a former Democrat who "saw the light" and became a die-hard Donald Trump supporter. She attends conservative rallies, promotes Republican causes to friends, blows up Joe Biden and other Democrats on social media.

Ed Norton envisioned the Hulk not as comedic relief but a dark and serious character. Marvel really didn't appreciate that.

While many loved the elegant art piece, others condemned the incursion of any man-made object in pristine desert.

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Geography is an important factor for why 80% of the population live east of a line of cities A line of cities stretching from San Antonio to Winnipeg.

It's estimated that every person has seven doppelgangers who look exactly like them in the world. This documentary tracks people meeting their "twin stranger" for the first time.

As vacant apartments continue to flood the market, Curbed has taken on the job of carefully hunting through various listings sites, newsletters, and Craigslist, to find the very best deals out there.

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Whether grand or compact, staircases showcase the endless design possibilities that exist. Check out some of our favorite examples of the modern staircase.

Could Selina Meyer make a comeback? "We've certainly discussed it," the star of the greatest political comedy of all time says.

"He's been sitting up like that for as long as I can remember, and when his daddy comes to pet him, he stands up."

At the dawn of the Cold War era, dozens of progressive women working in radio and television were placed on a media blacklist and forced from their industry. Carol Stabile explores this shameful period in American history.

Japan gets all of the best Kit Kat flavors. Want to expand beyond the basic chocolate here in America? You'll want to try these delicious imports.

"Holmes & Watson" was so bad, some moviegoers walked out in the middle of it. How could a Will Ferrell movie be so unwatchable?

Police in Ontario, Canada, shared photos of a vehicle that was pulled over and impounded when the driver was found to be sitting on a folding lawn chair.

DNA tests reveal Peter Shatner (formerly Sloan) is not the son of Canadian icon William Shatner, the man he once sued for $170 million for denying paternity.

Sometimes in life you get fish, sometimes you get a 9-foot-long saltwater crocodile.

Researchers loaded containers with trackers and released them in the Ganges and the Bay of Bengal, giving new insight into how plastic pollution travels.

There have been five mass extinctions in our planet's history. The sixth will be more of a slow burn, and unlike the ones before it, humanity is to blame.

The United States had its election in early November, why does it wait until late January to inaugurate a new president?

Why experts are sounding the alarm about the hidden dangers of gas stoves

The CDC's recommendation about hand sanitizer during the pandemic is being challenged by science.

A YouTube comment from a user that is definitely the real account of Pixar sets off this animator to go HAM on their famous intro.

"Stop writing your documents because it doesn't make a difference": Timnit Gebru's final message to her peers.

Too many people are still longing for their old routines. Get some new ones instead.

Nick Cho is the host of a "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood"-esque TikTok account and has attracted a wildly successful following.

In a lush countryside idyll known for its horse farms and fields of yellow flowers, China built a system of total control.

One of the most enduring unsolved mysteries of the 20th century is what happened to nine hikers found dead at Dyatlov Pass in the Ural Mountains of Russia in 1959.

Ever wonder how much food and water your stomach can hold at its full capacity?

A million or more years ago, a 1-ton chunk of rock escaped the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, bound for Syracuse.

Over the past two decades, eBird has become the go-to online platform for scientists and hobbyists alike to upload and share bird observations. But it has also transformed the process and etiquette of birding.

The company sticks to their guns by sneaking political messages on their clothing tags and discourages patrons from buying their products at Black Friday sales.

It's possible that crop insurance fraud costs taxpayers somewhere in the ballpark of a billion dollars a year.

Have some gunk on your keyboard or dust in your vents? This goo seems pretty gross, but it'll come in handy.

Of all the ways we thought a car could be broken into, this is the one we least expected.

Here are 14 of the most startling photos from this year — including a breaching shark, lightning above a volcanic eruption and wildfires.

Plenty of us have been fine with social isolation — but it can't last forever.

Julie Nolke pens a hilarious tribute to putting on pants to start her day.

The Cut's Anna Silman spoke with a woman whose brother joined a far-right armed militia in 2016, and who has become increasingly unreachable ever since.

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

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