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It’s generally a bad idea to eat raw cookie dough.

A British con man has been jailed for selling $1.3 million of nonexistent cars using phony websites. Some of the illicit sales were conducted while he was in prison.

A 90-year-old man recently requested that photos from an impromptu photo shoot be shared to social media in honor of his big day – and Twitter users say they’re moved by the sweet series.

Toyota has turned a Tacoma pickup bed into an off-road travel trailer, complete with a kitchen sink and toilet.

One family has 1,500 opportunities to remember their son who died earlier this month.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Archewell foundation aims to help fight hunger globally.

Rheanna Cartier recently won a spot in the wild card round of the Miss England finals, slated to take place in July 2021

If your boyfriend is willing to get arrested to spend time with you, he’s a keeper.

Chevy Chase has reprised his Clark Griswold character for a Ford Mustang Mach-E commercial that reimagines an electrifying scene from "National Lampoons Christmas Vacation."

White has been the most popular car color in the world for a decade, according to a new report from Axalta. It's number one in every region besides Europe.

It’s never a good idea to assume that someone is giving you a gift.

This is definitely one way to give a sad story a happy ending.

It’s safe to say that’s a record.

Joe DeCicco, known in the drive-thru as “Taco Bell Joe,” received a $6,095 check on Friday from a local group in South Daytona, Florida.

The fast food chain announced the limited-time menu item on Chinese social media platform Weibo earlier this week.

It turns out, all you need is a sneaker to open a bottle of wine, according to social media.

Two women were caught on video fighting over a PS5 at Walmart.

There aren't any auto shows going on, but automakers roll out new models year-round.

A salad made with Brussels sprouts might not scream Christmas at first, but Aarón Sánchez's version — which utilizes seasonal ingredients and layers of spice — is one of his signature holiday sides.

The soda company plans to kick start the new year with its Pepsi ‘Cocoa’ Cola, which is influenced by a seasonal classic – hot chocolate.