On an August Sunday 35 years ago, I moved into my freshman-year college dorm. My parents, who had traveled with me from Southern California to New England, took me to buy my first winter coat and snow ...

Your Instagram is your portfolio, your mood board, and your “hey, cast me” moment all rolled into one. And when you’ve got multiple pics to share (a behind-the-scenes sneak peek, a selfie in the ...

The future of travel may soon appear at an airport near you. Biometric security company Clear is launching eGates at select airports across the country, matching passengers' faces with their IDs and ...

Inside the Toronto magazine shop Issues, the shelves are stacked with beautiful indie publications, the kind that are so artful they become permanent fixtures on coffee tables. In a few minutes, older ...

Apple may be bringing Touch ID back to a flagship iPhone for the first time since iPhone X introduced Face ID in 2017. But this isn't the Home button resurrection you might expect. According to ...

They’re gonna need a bigger beach. A massive jellyfish with tentacles stretching more than 100 feet washed ashore a Maine beach last weekend — with swimmers and beachgoers warned to keep their ...

Pennsylvania's "touch law" — officially known as "Paul Miller's Law" — went into effect on June 5, 2025. The other states mentioned in social media posts already had such laws in place before this ...

There’s something very fitting about a monthlong collage event that’s focused on gathering people together. Much like a collage assembles disparate materials to create something new, Collage-O-Rama ...

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Trump 2024 co-campaign manager Chris LaCivita reacts to Democratic Senators using similar talking points to attack President Donald Trump before his address to a joint session of Congress. BRET BAIER, ...

Coronavirus is disrupting an age-old habit with roots spanning from ancient Greece to the American Quakers. For thousands of years, the handshake has been used for different purposes. Here, Senator ...

Its been five years of touch starvation. I’ll probably have some more years of it. I’m not handling this well. Lisbeth continued, “I feel like I’m dying from touch starvation, y’all. I don’t get hugs.