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Some people's houses always tend to smell amazing. Here are their secrets.

On April 22, two security guards were nearly robbed while they were transporting cash in an armored truck in South Africa. Here's more footage of the attempted heist.

Killer sweaters, white sneakers, the odd pair of leather pants: the funnyman's movie-star prime was full of great looks.

News about peeing in bottles has made its way around the web, but there are a bunch more weird and sometimes disturbing things you should know about what it's like to be an employee at an Amazon warehouse.

Seeing the original 35mm prints of Steven Spielberg's 1993 masterpiece shows how much gets lost on the cutting room floor.

Hitting, which was already notoriously difficult to begin with, is now basically impossible.

"Daily Show" correspondent Desi Lydic takes us on a tour of the cringey life and times of Texas Senator Ted Cruz.

Everyone is burned out, either because there is no difference between personal and work space or because they're still going into work each day during the pandemic.

Conservatives are weaponizing "cancel culture" against progressives. Progressives are using it to eviscerate each other.

Germans may be very perplexed by the way prices and sales taxes work in the US.

Feelings about the vaccine are intertwined with feelings about the pandemic.

The new documentary "Knots: A Forced Marriage Story" tells the stories of young women and girls who are married off to men against their will and then trapped in unholy matrimony.

A software firm in Argentina is trying a radical experiment in employee transparency and democracy.

COVID isn't done with us. The decisions we make now will have life-and-death consequences for millions.

Cats, like people, can be fooled by optical illusions, nifty new research out this week suggests. Experiments conducted by pet owners at home found that cats sit inside 2D shapes that only look like squares about as often as they'll sit inside a real square.

Meghan McCain did not mince words on "The View" over her feelings for House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's attack on Liz Cheney.

Most headaches, while unpleasant, have fairly innocuous causes. Nevertheless, watch out for these signs which can indicate more dangerous medical issues.

We're not missing out on the joys of the outdoors this summer — even if we need to be extra careful. We're treating ourselves to new trunks, and we'll be getting our money's worth.

This lightweight, ultra-portable canopy helps you set up in a snap and get the party started sooner.

This incredible timepiece from Timex perfectly balances class and pop culture. We must have one.

Walking across a fence isn't something solely a cat can do.

With the Michael B. Jordan action thriller "Without Remorse" now streaming, we look back on the home runs and mishits of the Clancyverse, from "The Hunt for Red October" to the time someone dropped a nuke on Ben Affleck.

My experiment highlighted how easily these trackers could be used to track another person.

Jimmy Kimmel got a panel of physicians to talk directly to skeptics about why they should get vaccinated from COVID-19.

For the first time, researchers have identified the remains of a sailor from the doomed 1845 Franklin expedition of the fabled Northwest Passage.

Trevor Wallace gives you the hilariously incomprehensible advice that influencers give you for a fee.

We're in a race against mutations all around the world. The fastest way to speed vaccination is to let other countries manufacture the vaccines developed by Operation Warp Speed.

"Minerality" has become one of the most commonly cited terms in the wine world. But what does it actually mean?

Tom Holland's Spider-Man web is special effects made from a computer. But is there an actual chemical formulation that could make such a web possible in real life?

What do you wear to the reopening of society?

When your kid sounds like he's been smoking for decades.

Lyft and Uber's autonomous vehicle hype has far outstripped progress. Let's put our hopes, and our money, elsewhere.

Despite its remoteness, St. Helena is known all over the world for its most famous visitor, who died there 200 years ago: Napoleon Bonaparte, who died at his home, Longwood House, on May 5, 1821.

This is what it'd be like if dads were interviewed about their day like coaches after a game loss.

With median home prices hitting a record high, people who had been able to afford a home in the past are now being priced out and forced to rent instead.

The game touted its use of the GPT-3 text generator. Then the algorithm started to generate disturbing stories, including sex scenes involving children.

The curious reappearance of the man at the heart of a mostly forgotten conspiracy theory.

Sometimes just because you caught a fish doesn't mean you get to keep it.