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This week's characters also include a disgruntled former employee, a professor who really hates student emails and a guy too keen on the Confederacy.
Mercedes-Benz revealed a 56-inch screen nearly spanning the width of an entire car, becoming the latest automaker to bet on larger digital displays.
The car door was frozen solid after a two-day ice storm.
Internet wizard Pete Hand mashed up the "Family Matters" theme song "As Days Go By" with the real life characters from the outgoing Trump Administration and created a masterpiece.
As the FBI warns of violence, anti-government extremists are ready to get in on the chaos.
"It could look bad," admitted one 34-year-old who said wealth made it easier to get a shot faster.
An extraordinary time-lapse of a woman and her boyfriend taking raw land and transforming it into a bustling farm.
The weekend after a violent insurrection in the nation's Capitol led by pro-Trump rioters, I went to a gun show and then to church. I was less scared at the gun show than I was at the church.
On the 20th anniversary of the online database, we remember the strangest pages we've somehow ended up on.
When comedian Tone Bell went to Anchorage for a show, he was warned by a local Alaskan of some of the taboo topics he might want to avoid.
"We were battling 15,000 people. It looked like a medieval battle scene."
If you're looking to take healthy eating seriously in the new year, "The How Not to Die Cookbook" will certainly help things along. Just remember that personal nutrition is complicated, and it's always worth talking to a professional about your specific needs.
Here's the story behind the building's smallest doors.
Tomi Masters was a 23-year-old from Indiana who moved to California with dreams of making it big in the cannabis business. Then she met a hacker who introduced her to a dark new world of digital manipulation, suspicion, paranoia and fear — one that swallowed her alive and left her floating in a river in the Philippines.
The "Kyoto" singer on her surprise collaboration with Kid Cudi and creating music during quarantine.
Shelly "Shellycantsitwithus" Das observes how she knows there aren't enough women writers in Hollywood.
Scientists hope the rare discovery could be a catalyst for conserving the region's biodiversity.
Disney has a bit of a prude reputation but back in 1973, they surprisingly made an educational film warning about VD.
Interviewers and candidates often end up in situations where they're almost encouraged to lie — here's what research says about how, why and how often it happens.
A new HBO documentary zeroes in on the immense psychological toll it took for the legendary golfer to go from prodigy to phenom.
Joel Haver reenacts the trite discussion topics made on every comedian bro's podcast.
There are some factors you can't change about your metabolism. But there are things you can do to influence how much energy your body uses over the course of the day.
One man makes a living out of meeting up with clients who hire him just to be with them.
ProPublica breaks down the tense showdown between the mob of Capitol rioters and Officer Eugene Goodman.
How a Mexican photojournalist had his name wiped from his singular accomplishment is perhaps as confounding as how Maradona got away with a flagrant hand ball in front of hundreds of millions.
Everyone blames Rose, but if you really were to trace who is to blame, you'd come up with a very different culprit.
Quarantine is turning you into a stiff, hunched-over, itchy, sore, headachy husk.
States were anticipating a windfall of vaccines after federal officials said they would stop holding back second doses. But the policy had already changed, and no stockpile exists.
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The cheap cabinets and the yet-to-be-installed dishwasher are not great signs.
About one minute after the vice president was hustled out of the Senate chamber and into a nearby room, members of the pro-Trump mob arrived at the top of a nearby landing.
"Having a perfect white smile and shiny teeth is like the equivalent of having the latest designer bags these days."
YouTuber EMERLENE recounts how highly competitive it was working in corporate finance and how she wouldn't recommend it.
Recovery has no standard definition, and some states, including California and Florida, do not report such data at all.
And there won't be an Intel option.
You may have been surprised when President-election Joe Biden unveiled a plan Thursday that included $1,400 checks instead of $2,000.
It may be an unpopular opinion, but it does hold some validity.
A professor caused an internet storm when she asked if young people were capable of writing a formal message.
The creatures made famous by "Game of Thrones" went extinct some 13,000 years ago. Now geneticists know a little more about where they come from.
Josh Deek went undercover to record a pyramid scheme on the inside and he hit the mother lode.
She said she is also working on getting her 1971 show "The Pet Set" rereleased.
Also featuring Trump's Twitter ban, Damn Shawty, lets… and more.
Officer Daniel Hodges reveals the harrowing experience of being pinned in a doorway fighting against the Capitol rioters.
Sandra is a nursing home staffer, a widow and a Trump supporter deep in the right-wing news vortex. Trump and the Republican Party's claims of election fraud have left her hopeless.
"Our mortgage is £600 a month for a three-bedroom house with a garden, 10 minutes from the beach."
Michael Fanone recounts the scary moment the Capitol rioters reached for his gun and threatened his life.
In Sweden most people don't carry cash anymore and in China, even panhandlers have QR codes for donations.
Featuring Sony Alpha cameras.
You know what's likely going to happen at the end of the video, but still, it's way more than you expect.
A sprawling tactical industry is teaching American civilians how to fight like Special Ops forces. By preparing for violence at home, are they calling it into being?
When Tom Rice voted "yes" on the impeachment of Donald Trump over the President's role in inciting the riot that led to the storming of the US Capitol, most close congressional watchers assumed he had made a mistake. He did not.
Apparently, you should be wary of drinks that don't come in a bottle.
Hundreds of people had their appointments abruptly canceled.
The president-elect is rolling out a large spending package aimed at helping battle the virus and alleviate the economic toll it has taken.
I'm not having what she's having.
Heading out into the cold? Don't step foot outside of your cozy home without some warmers to protect your hands from the thermal assault of old man winter.
Christine Priola, a former occupational therapist for the Cleveland schools, was arrested Thursday and accused of taking part in last week's attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Rosamund Pike stars as Marla Grayson in I CARE A LOT, coming to Netflix on February 19.
What we can learn from the newspaper that outed Ku Klux Klan members in Chicago in 1922.
On Facebook, Cleveland Meredith, Jr., parroted Fox News, The Gateway Pundit, Trump's Twitter feed, and, eventually, QAnon. Then he went to Washington.
YouTube LockPickingLawyer demonstrates how you can simply pull open even a sturdy digital padlock with a simple tool called padlock shims.
Zero as a concept was something that didn't always exist in human cultures. We had to find it for ourselves — more than once.
Recent research from Johns Hopkins University found a link between performing oral sex and developing HPV-related cancers.
Stalin started an enormous mapping project using a combination of spies and archival material that helped the Soviets produce detailed maps of England with quirky errors.
A roundup of the most interesting questions that our favorite columnists addressed in recent days.
Ever wanted to look like a robot or a member of a French electronic duo? Now you can finally accomplish your aesthetic while benefiting from HEPA air filters.
Once you've tried a few times, you'll be able to keep this blackened iron spinner going for up to a quarter-hour at a time. Don't look at it for too long though, or go ahead, we're not your parents.
Need to block out the sounds from the other room? These wireless earbuds from Apple have active noise-cancellation built in.
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