Kailyn Toussaint

The Ozempic era just got a lot easier to swallow.

After spending decades learning how to get on Google’s good side, online businesses are now scrambling to please a new overlord: AI search results.

NASA’s Artemis II mission launched into space yesterday from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, kicking off the human race’s first trip to the Moon in over five decades.

A newly published Gallup survey offers a rare look at people who don’t spend their days endlessly scrolling on social media—and how they think compared to the rest of us.

A growing number of airlines are embracing a simple truth about flying: legroom sells.

On a busy stretch of Commonwealth Ave in Boston, something unusual is stopping people in their tracks: a payphone.

A Los Angeles jury just dealt a major blow to Meta and Google in a closely watched social media case, finding both companies liable for designing their products to get young users addicted.

It's time to stock up on Claritin and Flonaze: pollen season is back, and getting longer and more intense in many parts of the country.

Turns out, children don’t wait until their teenage years to start bending the truth—or even their teenage months.

That 45-minute TikTok rabbit hole you went down last night? Tubi is trying to make it into a TV show.

Maplewood Court retirement home residents in England traded slippers for statement pieces, rocking bold wigs, oversized pearls, and colorful fits in a surprise photoshoot.

Dozens of brides.

For decades, the art world has played a global game of “Who is Banksy?”, as the elusive street artist built a major following off spray-painted stencils and a strict commitment to anonymity.

It’s no secret video game graphics have come a long way from squinting at pixelated Mario on a tiny Game Boy screen.

In the age of streaming and lower box office performance, movie theaters may have found an unlikely ally: the generation that grew up watching everything on their phones.

Freezing a brain usually ends the same way as a banana: structurally…not great.

Wildlife photographer Terry Nunn spent more than eight hours waiting for this rare leucistic bald eagle to get close enough to photograph.

College classes might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about prison, but they may be one of the most effective ways to prevent people from coming back.

Uber and preteen girls now have something in common: certain doors come with a “NO BOYS ALLOWED” sign.

The creator of Wordle wants your text threads to stop looking like: 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 and start looking more like: “taxi → reduced → fee ✅.”