Kailyn Toussaint

At almost 93 years old, Italian sprinter Emma Maria Mazzenga is the fastest female nonagenarian on the planet.

Many GLP-1 users are getting smaller around the midsection.

For 80 years, mathematicians tried to crack a math problem that an OpenAI model recently solved in roughly the amount of time it takes to binge-watch your favorite season of a TV show.

Earth’s temperature forecast is apparently stuck on “slightly concerning with a chance of sweating through your shirt.”

You’re looking at the moment 14-year-old Shrey of San Bernardino, California, became the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee champion.

When Joan started working as a stewardess in 1959, her first aircraft carried just 24 passengers. 66 years later, she's preparing to retire from Delta Air Lines after spending more than six decades watching aviation transform around her.

Ferrari’s newest car has five seats, four doors, no engine roar, and enough horsepower to make a roller coaster nervous.

Goldilocks breaking into that bear family’s house may have been unethical, but it apparently helped her uncover a new breakthrough about sleep and health.

Gen Z has reportedly given up on its once-universal dream of becoming an influencer, sending major shockwaves through the ring-light and podcast microphone industries.

Meet Ian Vanveen, a 20-year-old college student from Wisconsin who spent 200+ hours building a custom electric guitar in his parents’ garage.

A rainy roadside goat stand in rural England has turned into a $15,000+ fundraiser for shelter dogs, thanks to one determined 6-year-old and a wave of strangers who wanted to help.

The “How’s school going?” portion of kids’ pediatric checkups is starting to carry a lot more weight.

A rare Ebola strain is spreading through Central Africa, and health officials say the outbreak may have gone undetected for weeks before anyone realized.

Singles across the country are ditching dating-app bios in favor of actual bars, run clubs, dinner parties, and other places where people can confirm you’re at least 5'11" in person before matching.

Welcome to New Ground, an all-female co-housing community founded a decade ago by 26 women between the ages of 50 and 80.

Long gone are the days when restaurants tried to convince Americans to “supersize” everything.

At 72 years old, most people are figuring out pickleball schedules or finally learning how to keep a sourdough starter alive.

The American dream of homeownership is still alive.

If you’ve ever felt a little less stressed after an extended shower karaoke sesh, science says you might be onto something.

This year, more Americans are forgoing the customs line and instead preparing to load into a SUV and argue over the aux cord for eight straight hours.