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When Rep. Matt Gaetz attended a 2019 GOP fundraiser in Orlando, his date that night was someone he knew well: a paid escort and amateur Instagram model who led a cocaine-fueled party after the event, according to two witnesses.

Someone brilliantly catalogued each mention of "star" or "war" from all of the Star Wars films.

It's a story that has been told in various iterations on the internet, but it still remains hilarious when you hear it from this TIkTok video.

A spokesman led the international media to believe that Israeli forces had entered Gaza. They hadn't. But the army wanted Hamas to think they had.

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This week's characters include a congressman who said the Capitol riot was just like a regular tourist visit, a newspaper that couldn't recognize a clearly recognizable actor and more.

The peer-to-peer payments app leaves everyone from ordinary people to the most powerful person in the world exposed.

The dog is trying to follow the command, "go to bed," but something just seems off.

A survey of Congress by CNN found a clear disparity between the COVID-19 vaccination rates of the two parties.

The pace of modern life can be so frenetic and fast-paced sometimes, so maybe it's good to hit a pause button sometimes. Or in this case, completely freeze.

News that Jeff Bezos has bought a "superyacht" has revived interest in the secretive world of the uber-rich globetrotters who enjoy these ultimate status symbols. Experts say the superyacht industry has been booming for years, even during the global economic slowdown caused by the pandemic.

Here are our recommendations on what's most worth watching this weekend on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu and HBO Max, from Barry Jenkins' "The Underground Railroad" to the Martin Luther King documentary "MLK/FBI."

InsideHook crunched the numbers to determine the 10 safest states to visit based on infection rates, vaccination distribution and park acreage.

If there is one word for Christopher Stringer's 22-year career at Apple, it might be "unsung."

When people share a space, their collective experience can sprout its own vocabulary, known as a familect.

Made to last, Flint and Tinder guarantees these sweatshirts for 10 whole years. If it tears in the next decade, it'll get fixed.

Get a nice clean shower shave, listen to some jams, and fight the shower scum all with this singular gadget.

This wildly impressive jacket is waterproof, anti-odor, thermo-regulating and perfect for every single season.

If you've been wondering why it's getting harder to pass a captcha test these days, you're not alone.

"Popular on Netflix" and "Trending," for example, sure sound like Nielsen-like rankings of what's hot in the U.S. or the rest of the world. Turns out they're not.

Cyptocurrency enthusiasts got a nasty shock Wednesday when Elon Musk announced on Twitter that his automaker wouldn't accept payment in Bitcoin any more due to environmental concerns.

How navy blue sheets became a clear signifier of a certain type of behavior.

The majority of anti-vaccine claims on social media trace back to a small number of influential figures, according to researchers.

Since it first went into production in 2018, the much-delayed mystery thriller "The Woman In The Window" has appeared increasingly doomed. Nicholas Barber looks at the films that are troubled from the start.

Why allergies only became a fixture of our lives after the 1970s.

Has the Republican Party found its post-Trump ideology?

Tungsten is so dense that a 4×4 inch cube of tungsten weighs 42 pounds.

For today only, you can save 38 percent off this well-liked robotic vacuum from Eufy. And since it's designed with daily use in mind, it's surprisingly quiet.

With "Jigsaw," the ninth "Saw" movie, hitting theaters on May 14, we're ranking every twist ending in the long-running horror franchise's history.

Just two weeks after their release, several hackers and security researchers are tearing Apple's AirTags apart and finding some issues with them.

This week, we've also got Dakota Johnson fact-checking Ellen DeGeneres, "Guess what. It goes to the economy," the out-of-control Chinese rocket and "written by Joss Whedon."

Someone captured every truck driver's horror when they go under a low-lying bridge.

As Mr. Biden settles into the office he has chased for more than three decades, aides say he demands hours of debate from scores of policy experts.

Dr. Robert White performed the first successful (primate) head transplant in 1971. What does that mean for the self, our consciousness and the "soul"?