Kailyn Toussaint

Over the past 15 years, British couple Nicole and Gary Wordsworth have fostered 59 dogs, giving pups who are stressed in kennels a quiet, loving place to relax and let their personalities shine.

Blue Zeus spent years roaming Wyoming’s Red Desert alongside his mares and foals, becoming something of a celebrity among photographers and wild-horse advocates along the way.

New research shows dogs can distinguish between several different human facial expressions, providing new evidence for something pet owners have long suspected: They’re pretty good at reading the room.

Canada and the EU are exploring a friends-with-benefits arrangement, geopolitically speaking.

After years of trailing the broader commercial real-estate recovery, enclosed malls are suddenly outperforming every other property type.

You’re looking at just a few of my favorite finalists from the 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards.

Brooklyn Dotson and Noah Waters have a love story not even a seasoned Hallmark movie writer could dream up.

Your boss says work smarter, not harder. But your personal trainer may disagree.

The hottest accessory in today’s job market might be a tool belt, not a bachelor’s degree.

Some GLP-1 users have gotten a surprise side effect that cries at 3 am.

Hopeless romantics and overprotective parents rejoice: TSA is making it possible for some people without plane tickets to get past airport security and travel all the way to the gate

Every morning, around 1,000 Indian Runner ducks are let loose at South Africa’s Vergenoegd Löw Wine Estate, where they spend the day eating aphids, worms, and snails as a natural alternative to pesticides.

Growing up in Richmond, VA, identical twins Travis and Travan were fiercely competitive.

High-school juniors and seniors used to bend over backwards pitching themselves to prospective colleges.

Some restaurants are betting that nothing gets the stomach growling quite like a Reuben that appears to violate the laws of physics.

After decades of searching for one of the universe’s most elusive substances, scientists may have finally caught dark matter doing something other than winning the world’s longest game of hide-and-seek.

After making history as the first woman to travel beyond low Earth orbit, NASA astronaut Christina Koch returned home to North Carolina and spent time answering questions from two dozen elementary school students.

Los Angeles high schooler Hugh Saetia knows more about grief than most 17-year-olds.

Your fountain drink order could soon be getting a glow-up.

Some of the world’s largest music publishers are taking AI giant Anthropic to court over an alleged piracy operation that would make LimeWire blush.