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We spoke with scientists about how "a landslide with a piece of glacier on top" caused devastation in the Himalayas

Can you have a star-studded musical without stars? Bridgerton actor exits anticipated Sunday in the Park With George revival

In a new interview on the addiction and recovery podcast Dopey, the former first son opens up about his struggles with substances and what pulled him through

For more than 15 years, officials in Key West have known of the existence of some 100 unmarked graves at Higgs Beach. Yet efforts to honor the site have stalled

The judge overseeing the case told the jurors to continue deliberating after they said they’d been unable to come to a unanimous decision Tuesday morning

The Florida idyll is synonymous with sunshine and laid-back living. But in 2002, researchers unearthed a complicated history that echoes there today

The designer apologized again for the "pain" he caused when he insulted Jewish and Asian people in a lengthy tirade in 2011

One company’s mass surveillance network made it public enemy number one. We went on the ground with the hackers hunting them down

The Massachusetts mother is accused of strangling her three young children in 2023

From breakout comedians and beauty experts to fashion newcomers and political stars, here are some of the biggest voices shaping the internet in 2026

The new Netflix docuseries Death of the Pastor’s Wife uses interviews and never-before-seen footage to rebuild the contentious marriage that came before Mica Miller’s death

Olivia Tiedemann has translated her unvarnished New York attitude into social media fame and a new cookbook 

The unassuming links that fill innocuous posts can mean big money for enterprising creators

The Canadian duo, made up of friends Hamzah Al-Emad and Martin Andrijasevic, have become YouTube stars by finding comedy in everyday life

As humanitarian funding cuts devastate health institutions, experts fear a foe long vanquished from much of the world is on the brink of a rebound

As social media upends publishing, writers are using their own experience of internet anxiety to craftpowerful novels

Netflix’s new documentary Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing features former Boeing employees who say the aerospace company took dangerous manufacturing shortcuts

“If you’re going to hold it against anybody, hold it against me,” Judge William Sullivan said of the short day in court

In Medellín, Colombia, authorities are cracking down on “burundangeras,” women who use a substance called scopolamine to incapacitate foreigners

After a TikToker went viral for her videos with Disneyland’s Peter Pan, the internet is asking one question: Should the characters be left to the kids?