Oscar Mayer is looking for recent college grads to become Hotdoggers to drive the Wienermobile around the country.

You know what's likely going to happen at the end of the video, but still, it was way more than you expect.

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Apparently, you should be wary of drinks that don't come in a bottle.

Crimes fueled by hate and online conspiracy theories over the past four years repeatedly offered warnings of the forces that drove last week's attack on the US Capitol.

The National Mall will be closed to the general public on Inauguration Day due to security concerns, according to an official familiar with discussions.

The cheap cabinets and the yet-to-be installed dishwasher are not great signs.

From boxing to going underground, Murakami has a trove of metaphors for the art of writing.

Tim Robinson's 2019 Netflix sketch-comedy show "I Think You Should Leave" has found new life as a political metaphor in 2020, with moments from the show turning into popular memes used to react to the news. Here's why it makes perfect sense.

YouTube LockPickingLawyer demonstrates how you can simply pull open even a sturdy digital padlock with a simple tool called padlock shims.

QAnon is so desperate for any sign that the "plan" is still in place, it's willing to believe Trump is using a communication method devised in the 19th century to speak to them.

The myQ Pet Portal is a fully-automated, internet-connected pet door for your dog, with twin 1080p cameras, microphones and speakers, a encrypted Bluetooth beacon, and more. It costs $3,000 — and up. Here's how it came to be.

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.

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.

Keith C. Heidorn takes a look at the life and work of Wilson Bentley, a self-educated farmer from a small American town who, by combining a bellows camera with a microscope, managed to photograph the dizzyingly intricate and diverse structures of the snow crystal.

Comedian Ryan Ken was unsparing in his parody of journalists aiming for so-called "objectivity" in their reporting of the Capitol insurrection.

Neuroscience à la escargot is a promising area of research.

The actor said allegations that he is a cannibal are "bullsh*t," but he "cannot in good conscience" leave his children to make a movie as the fallout from his alleged DMs continues.

James Freeman asks cops if he can search their cars and at least one happily obliges.

A Baltimore anthropologist explores the subculture as "an alternative to being aged by culture."

In the past week, Twitter has been recovering from a coup attempt on the US Capitol and riding out the last few weeks of Trump's presidency. Here's what it has to show for it.

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YouTuber Kitboga gives a lengthy explanation for how multi-level marketing schemes dupe people into work from home "opportunities" that end up losing them money.

Kevin James Lyons is the second known person from Illinois to face federal charges as a result of last week's U.S. Capitol breach.

Empty coffee cups, weirdly familiar looking brand of chips, the same 4-chord progression, a tall glass of milk — here's what it all means.

Back in the day, publishers were apt to aggressively market their games uniquely in different regions, sometimes opting for entire title changes. Behold the hilarious ways in which this manifested.

Nature's weirdest clam surprises scientists once again, this time in video footage of its mating habits.

This UPS Employee gets the surprise of a lifetime from a acrobatic squirrel.

Instructed not to use any of the half-dozen bathrooms inside the couple's DC home, the Secret Service detail assigned to protect the lives of President Trump's daughter and son-in-law spent months searching for a reliable restroom. The solution was costly.

Yesterday, actor Ray Fisher continued his battle against WarnerMedia, sending out a Twitter post on his recent dismissal from the upcoming Flash film that will begin filming this year.

You will not have a good time if you do this to D'Sean Ross.

A new book, "Posh Portals: Elegant Entrances and Ingratiating Ingresses to Apartments for the Affluent in New York City" looks at how grand entrances have defined some of New York City's best known apartment houses.

An interview with Professor Alicia M Walker, an expert in infidelity.

Garage 54 fix a Lada Riva on top of a giant snow tube to see if the car rolls down in one piece.

Feds spent millions to restart the death penalty and in the process revealed much about how they do it.

We're redecorating the living room, and a nice stylish map will play a major role.

Comedian Ron G tells a hilarious story about a trip to Bali where his wife interrupted him.

As the nation's security and intelligence apparatus prepares for more violence, it's facing a dangerous leadership vacuum that seems to be getting worse by the day.

The last time this kind of Mantle card was sold, it was for nearly half that price.

How one of the most repressive cities in the world designed an architecturally striking cityscape.

Plus, lessons from a Norwegian town well north of the Arctic Circle.

We are entering an ice renaissance.

Congresswoman Cori Bush drew boos after calling Donald Trump the "white supremacist-in-chief."

In a move that is sure to rock the Marvel Cinematic Universe, sources tell Deadline that Chris Evans is cleaning the dust off his Captain America attire as he expected reprise the role in the MCU in some form.

Actor tweets that he is 'sold' on idea of digitally replacing Trump with an older version of Culkin himself.

Simon takes apart a 3D printer to make this wondrous sand plotting machine.

Bitcoin's recent 25% plunge illustrates why it will never be a true currency.

The "King of Debt" promised to reduce the national debt — then his tax cuts made it surge. Add in the pandemic, and he oversaw the third-biggest deficit increase of any president.

Tesla's unprecedented success in China has helped Musk become the world's richest man. How long can the good times last?

The new clinical trial data shows a single shot of the vaccine "gives sustainable antibodies," Dr. Paul Stoffels, J&J chief scientific officer, told CNBC.

Siegfried Fischbacher died of pancreatic cancer at his home in Las Vegas.

The late night host took aim at the beleaguered president and the Republicans that emboldened him.

New observations that give the universe an age come after more than a millennium of humans pondering where it all could have come from. Here's a brief account of how humanity came around to figure out the age of the universe.

Andrew Yang, an upstart candidate in the Democratic presidential primaries, announced Wednesday he's running for New York mayor.

How car-dependant cities are financially doomed from the very beginning.

"Empires of the Deep" was supposed to be "Transformers meets Shakespeare." But $100 million and a string of Hollywood directors couldn't save it.

Seriously. It's cheese in a can. And it's great.

Tamer's patience started wearing off around June and by the end of it, it was just vibes.

Ahead of the 10th Foo Fighters album, their frontman recalls the music and scenes that made him — from punk gigs in Chicago to sleeping on floors in Italian squats.

On Wednesday, Donald Trump became the first American president to be impeached twice by the House of Representatives. Here's how newspapers covered the historic vote on their front pages.

Would you have the chutzpah to give a stranger an attractiveness ranking? These people did.

Taking a dip in the new business of relaxation.

A few unfortunate factors make some western states more susceptible to strong, damaging storms. Researchers are collecting data to better predict when hail will fall.

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

We asked three executives who've spent their careers on the cutting edge of the financial industry what they see coming in 5 to 10 years. Here are their answers.

For the uninitiated, black metal is a subgenre of heavy metal music distinguished by its aggression, over-the-top theatricality, and affinity for the occult, as well as its unfortunate history as a hotbed for white supremacy.

There's nothing we hate more than cold feet, so a nice pair of slippers is a must-have. And since these slippers have an outdoor sole, you can just leave them on most of the day.

It has become incredibly obvious how much facial expressions smooth things over during in-person conversations, and masks usually get in the way. Not this one! These pearly whites project calmness in a chaotic world.

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