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There are worse things you could find under a manhole cover.

A teenage employee of a Georgia Dunkin’ is recovering after being hurt by a customer.

Formula 1 driver Romain Grosjean's Instagram account was hacked on Tuesday, along with Formula 2 driver Christian Lundegaard.

The 2021 Ford F-150 Tremor is a new model aimed at off-roading fans that combines mechanical equipment and tech into a new model for the pickup.

Christmas without a "Clark Griswold" house is like a night without stars.

Some songs are just made for the gym.

Pizza is still king in the U.S.

While the coronavirus pandemic has hindered a fair amount in-person dates, Tinder users have kept on swiping, according to the app’s newly released “Year in Swipe 2020” report.

It turns out, similar to how no one wants to hear about your dreams, people also do not want to eat your dreams.

This might be the most unexpected result of a taste test.

Sometimes you’ve just got to air your family’s dirty laundry.

Honda is developing a wearable device that reminds kids to be careful when crossing the street and can detect approaching traffic. The Ropot attaches to a backpack shoulder strap and allows a parent to monitor a child's location.

KFC has teamed up with the Lifetime network to release “A Recipe for Seduction,” a 15-minute mini-movie starring Mario Lopez as Colonel Sanders, albeit a fictionalized version, who takes a cooking gig at a well-to-do family’s posh estate.

Researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center found that Americans' drinking habits worsened as a result of stress brought on by the pandemic.

Sonya Baldwin, a longtime Hardee’s employee, was stunned to receive a $1,700 tip and other gifts from members of the local community as a token of appreciation for her sunny service.

The Club anti-theft device is seeing a resurgence in sales in New York City due to an uptick in stolen cars. Work from home policies are leading to more vehicles being left unattended for long periods of time, making them a target for thieves.

Gloria, born in New York City on June 19, 1937, of Puerto Rican and Cuban heritage, met her beloved husband of 54 years while skiing in Hunter Mountain N.Y.

The Boone and Crockett Club has formally recognized Lacey Lupien's massive bull elk as the second-largest in the books.

Monoliths are really having a moment, aren’t they?