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5 credit card mistakes to avoid during tough times
Having a plan may help you avoid debt or keep it manageable when money is tight.
Another pandemic fallout: Used car prices are way up, and the repo man is back
In times past, auto dealers and lenders were slower to retake cars when borrowers fell behind. But the pandemic changed that.
'Goodfellas,' 'Law & Order' actor Paul Sorvino dies at 83
Actor Paul Sorvino specialized in playing crooks and cops like Paulie Cicero in "Goodfellas" and an NYPD sergeant on "Law & Order."
R-rated movies have come to Disney+
Since its 2019 launch, the service has focused its U.S. content on titles for the whole family, rated PG-13 and below.
A look at this week's new releases: 'Not Okay,' 'Amber Brown,' 'Honor Society' and more
This week's new releases include music from Wiz Khalifa and Maggie Rogers, Neil Patrick Harris in "Uncoupled," and modern influencer culture is skewered in the smart new satire "Not Okay."
Rare 1952 Mickey Mantle baseball card going up for auction
A mint condition 1952 Mickey Mantle baseball card could break records when it goes up for auction next month. It could top an estimated $10 million.
Watch Now: Man builds 'Enchanted Highway' to save small North Dakota town
This 32-mile stretch of road is lined with seven massive sculptures that were built in hopes of keeping the town of Regent, North Dakota, alive.
Napping regularly linked to high blood pressure and stroke, study finds
Participants who typically napped during the day were 12% more likely to develop high blood pressure and 24% more likely to have a stroke compared with people who never napped.
Exposing the Tuskegee Syphilis Study: The 50th anniversary
For 40 years starting in 1932, medical workers in the segregated South withheld treatment for Black men who were unaware they had syphilis, so doctors could track the ravages of the illness and dissect their bodies afterward.
This mushroom-shaped ring broke the world record for most diamonds in a single ring
A jewelry company broke a Guinness World Records title for the most diamonds set in one ring with a whopping 24,679 diamonds.
Chess-playing robot breaks boy's finger at Moscow tournament
"A robot broke a child's finger -- this is, of course, bad," said the president of the Moscow Chess Federation.
J.Lo poses nude, Ricky Martin's nephew drops incest charges, and more celeb news
Jennifer Lopez is feeling "happier than ever" as she poses naked on her 53rd birthday, following her marriage to actor Ben Affleck in Las Vegas earlier this month. Get that and more celebrity news from the past week here.
Are Airbnbs really cheaper for large groups?
A lot of travelers tend to assume that Airbnbs (or alternatives like Vrbo or Hipcamp) are cheaper for large groups. But are they? And if so, how much cheaper?
What to do when your dog is afraid of thunderstorms
Dogs with noise phobias often act out in response to thunderstorms. Here are tips from the American Kennel Club to help your dog weather the storm.
Travel groups ask National Park Service to streamline its reservation process
A massive group of travel industry organizations is asking NPS to consider reforming the current visitor reservation systems at national parks.
6 ways to keep kids' school skills sharp over the summer
Research has long shown that students fall behind during the summer break. Here are ways to help them keep up academic skills in summer.
Pope lands in Canada to apologize to Indigenous groups
The trip is a key step in the Catholic Church’s efforts to reconcile with Indigenous communities and help them heal from generations of trauma.
Silent, subtle and unseen: How seizures happen and why they're hard to diagnose
Because some seizures are relatively subtle, they can go unrecognized, leading to a delay in diagnosis.
Most Americans today are choosing cremation. Here's why burials are becoming less common
As late as 1970, only about 5% of Americans chose to be cremated. In 2020, more than 56% Americans opted for it.
