Kailyn Toussaint

eBay is adding a live camera to its longtime auction formula.

For centuries, avocados have kept one of their biggest secrets close to the pit.

Last week, the Trump administration unveiled a new 10-year plan for managing the shrinking Colorado River, which supplies water to 35-40 million people across the American West.

Six months ago, author and “curiosity expert” Scott Shigeoka hit the road in his purple Curiosity Mobile to explore what he calls America’s “belief gap.”

Eleven-year-old Ashton Meyer decided to break the mold of opening a lemonade stand to make some extra cash this summer, naturally opting for cleaning garbage bins instead.

If American democracy had a check-engine light, most voters would agree it's on.

Walk through a grocery store today and you’ll find protein in places never previously imagined.

If your food starts descending from the sky, don't panic—it’s not a case of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. It's probably just your DoorDash order.

For decades, much of Europe treated air conditioning like ranch dressing: an American obsession that never really caught on. But that mindset is slowly starting to melt.

London artist James Cook creates stunningly detailed drawings using nothing but the keys of vintage typewriters.

When Gregory Maassen was 51, a mysterious burning sensation spread across his body, eventually leaving him nearly bedridden and fearing for his life.

ChatGPT is ready to move beyond planning a vacation around that one restaurant you saw on TikTok, and into analyzing your bloodwork and exercise routine.

Forgot your password? Google thinks your face should do the trick.

Five years after making a disastrous bet to electrify its rental fleet, Hertz is back with a new future-focused strategy: serving as the backbone of the robotaxi industry.

America remains in the midst of a nationwide parasitic outbreak linked to lettuce, forcing diners across the country to shoulder the unthinkable burden of ordering french fries instead of a salad with dinner.

This specialty FL license plate design first hit the roads in 1998.

If you've ever felt like people don't know their neighbors anymore, one North Carolina preschooler has a pretty compelling counterargument.

Falling birth rates across the US have been a major talking point for years. But zoom in on the map and a different story starts to emerge: America’s middle is significantly outpacing its edges.

Taking cholesterol medicine may soon feel less like a doctor’s order and more like your old daily Flintstones vitamin ritual.

Ironically, Broadway's biggest summer drama is happening behind the scenes.