A comparison across demographic groups over two decades offers some clues, and there has been a particular rise in misuse among women during the pandemic.

If you're not in the mood to take notes during a lecture, here's a clever hack you can try on your MacBook.

The experience of riding a sleeper train in first class in Japan seems kind of magical.

Tesla shares fell on Monday after a crash over the weekend involving one of its vehicles raised scrutiny over the company's Autopilot feature.

The country's cyber forces have raked in billions of dollars for the regime by pulling off schemes ranging from ATM heists to cryptocurrency thefts. Can they be stopped?

This Marcello Fantoni ceramic figure was purchased in an NYC Macy's for just $15. It's in great condition and now experts say collectors would be willing to spend $4,000 for it.

The housing market is more competitive than ever these days due to a historic inventory shortage. Which cities are the most competitive for homebuyers?

From Nigerian princes looking for a trustworthy person to hold their funds to strangers proposing relationships and sex, online scammers' personas most often target the opposite sex. Why?

The tunnel underneath Gary Machens's house dates back to the 1840s, though there's still no definitive theory for what the tunnel was used for.

Fleets of electric scooters have taken over city streets worldwide. With New York finally climbing aboard, do they represent a tech hustle or a transit revolution?

NASA's Ingenuity helicopter has successfully completed its first flight on Mars, a milestone-achieving moment.

Plenty of British teens are just as eager to get a bag in as their older siblings.

Not only has data long shown that coronavirus is least transmissible outdoors, but with the vaccine rolling out, ending outdoor mask mandates would be a good start to easing COVID-era rules and restrictions.

"Now anyone can watch time unfold and witness nearly four decades of planetary change."

From classics like "Hardhome" and "Blackwater" through Season 8's ups and downs, our staff has broken down each of the show's 73 installments. Our decisive ranking, now updated to include the series's final six episodes, is below — and yes, we're prepared to argue about it.

A Walgreens store in Monroe, North Carolina, accidentally injected a "limited number of people" with saline instead of the COVID-19 vaccine.

It's not like he doesn't have a choice of getting into the bigger carrier. He just chooses not to.

For a select few, covering up has become a way of life. What is the cost?

This variety pack from Drive Coffee is surprisingly distinct and blended specifically to evoke aspects of each beloved national park.

This successful Kickstarter project lets you add an additional 1080p display to your laptop. Now let's get stuff done!

Apple's high-end noise-cancelling wireless earbuds are just $197 at Amazon today, so now's an excellent time to buy.

In a new docuseries, film-maker Joshua Rofé delved into a myth of a monster that led him to a horrifying murder.

In Vanity Fair's "Notes on a Scene," Sacha Baron Cohen reveals the making of the hilariously awkward cake scene in "Borat 2."

"We can barely even handle a pandemic that has a 0.5% mortality rate."

Whether you're a lifelong fan or an outsider who doesn't know your Manchesters from your Madrids, we've got answers to your pressing questions.

This family was thinking of moving to The Sunshine State but after seeing a lightning strike right outside their balcony, they now have second thoughts.

Product placement is big business for movies and TV series alike, and items can now be added digitally to films and programs both new and old.

Two men were killed after a Tesla car crashed into a tree and caught fire in Texas, and police believe there was nobody present in the driver's seat at the time of the accident.

Guests at at the Great Bear Lodge in British Columbia were greeted with the sight of two whales coming up to say a friendly hello.

Comedian Scott Seiss has a brilliant comeback to all the sh*t IKEA customers say to the workers there.

One minute, Albert was feeling fine. The next he was overcome by cramps and nausea. Then came the blood.

What more horrifying thing could happen to someone than not having extra virgin olive oil in the kitchen?

Businesses boarded up and residents held their breath, fearing a repeat of last year's unrest if the jury brings back a decision that the public sees as unjust.

It's the neglected middle child of mental health, and can dull your motivation and focus. It may be the dominant emotion of 2021.

This happened on a highway in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada and on the surface looks like no one was harmed.

The centerpiece of Tuesday's Apple event is expected to be a new iPad. The event might also feature a new Apple Pencil, Bluetooth trackers called AirTags and newly redesigned iMacs.

"Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings" will be Marvel's first superhero movie with an Asian protagonist.

This sleek laptop weighs under three pounds, has a battery that can last up to 11.5 hours and sports a touchscreen for better compatibility with mobile-first design.

After four hours of celebrity-fronted theatrics, the two-minute slap fight swiftly showed everyone who bought PPV boxing's future — and maybe even more.

It was an enormous undertaking, it cost a lot of money — was the Olympics in Greece in 2004 a financial mistake? The answer is more complicated than you'd expect.