Here's The Surprising Reason Why You Shouldn't Close Apps On Your iPhone

How COVID isolation and supporting Bernie Sanders primed me to be sucked into a dark conspiracy theory.

Alex The Attorney explained on TikTok why your marriage might raise red flags to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services department.

Why is the only buckle approved in all types of motorsport the oldest one and not something more recent?

The Parent Trap remake from 1998 is inarguably a masterpiece of the millennial canon. Besides introducing us to Lindsay Lohan, one of the most consequential stars of this generation, the film remains beloved (or at least memeable) in perpetuity.

Technical names are important for scientists tracking COVID's evolution — but there's also a lot of confusion over new variants.

Back in 2015, Nura Fountaneaux seemingly made some intentionally ridiculous guesses during one round so a fellow veteran could walk away with some money.

A new study challenges assumptions about energy expenditure by people, including the idea that metabolism slows at middle age.

"You can always take an existing article and rewrite it just enough to avoid copyright infringement."

An Apple expert explains why, somewhat counterintuitively, closing your iPhone apps hurts battery life and app performance.

In 1935, a tiger shark on display at the Coogee Aquarium in Sydney, Australia, regurgitated a human arm. The strange incident was just the beginning of one of the country's most twisted murder cases.

"Effin' Birds" is a book that every bird watcher needs. How else will you translate their caws and chirps into the proper vulgarity?

"Return To Oz" was ostensibly meant to be an unofficial sequel to "The Wizard Of Oz." The actual movie is horrifying.

Cybersleuths discovered the Fame Lady Squad was built on a lie. But the story may have a happy ending after all.

Veritasium's Derek Muller takes us on a tour of the world's largest 3D metal printing facility and its capacity boggles the mind.

This week, we've also got Lea Michele reacting to the news of Beanie Feldstein being cast in "Funny Girl" and Trea Turner's smooth slide into home base.

Stephen Colbert tried to make sense of Mike Lindell's surreal Cyber Symposium where his own team announced that they couldn't prove his claims that China hacked the election.

There's nothing to debate — it's cheaper, faster and easier. Case closed, thick locks radiant.

From witch-burnings to "Total Recall" to "Eight Crazy Nights," what's the deal with three-breasted women? Breasting, breasting, one, two… three?

Kevin Costner paid homage to his iconic role from 1989's "Field of Dreams" and there wasn't a dry eye in the stadium.

To help you get stronger from head to toe, we tapped Kelsey Wells, a NASM-certified trainer and creator of the PWR programs on the Sweat app to find out the most common upper-body strength mistakes people and how to prevent them.

In August 2021, Hall & Oates embarks on a tour that was originally meant to start last year, alongside UK rockers Squeeze and Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall. I spoke to Daryl Hall about the best, worst and most underrated of Hall & Oates.

If you've got a regular ol' skillet in your kitchen, you can change it into a proper stove-top grill in a heartbeat thanks to this successful Kickstarter project.

Now that the dog days of summer are behind us, we want to hit the trails under better cooler weather conditions. And not only are these well-reviewed hikers durable, they're shockingly comfortable too.

Kevin Hart's new talk show on Peacock is off to a bumpy start after this uncomfortable interview with Don Cheadle.

New York hasn't had a governor leave in dignity in years — and that is not a fluke.

Our first thought was "This would make a great gift," but our second thought was "We should get one too."

Oh, that toxic startup? Which one are you referring to?

An ode to the world's greatest beverage and drug delivery device.

They don't look like Presbyterians to us, but it's hard to think of a more iconic fictional band than Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem.

CNN's Donie O'Sullivan traveled to Mike Lindell's "Cyber Symposium" in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, which promised to show how the 2020 election was stolen. But he ended up finding Lindell's presentation to be a lot of sound and fury signifying nothing.

The COVID-19 pandemic is now, more than ever, a story about the unvaccinated.

Call it fate or an unfortunate coincidence that Dr. Seuss' The Lorax celebrates its 50th anniversary the same week the United Nations releases an urgent report on the dire consequences of human-induced climate change.

When train doors close, these jingles warn riders to stand clear.

This week, we're grappling with ourselves: past, present and future. Living is hard, but tweeting about it is easy.

JT has for years dedicated his life to coming up with IRL web slingers from the "Spider-Man" movie, this time he simplified the design and we have to tip our hat to his determination.

Customs restrictions, high transport costs, and a short shelf life have made the world's greatest mangoes — grown in Pakistan — difficult to come by in the US.

A journey of recovery through electroconvulsive therapy.

"Jimmy Kimmel Live" guest host Sarah Silverman had a field day making fun of Rudy Giuliani's new cash grab on Cameo.

Considering the fact that many early online networks relied on volunteers to help build up their base — until one such network, AOL, got too big.

Jamie Spears has agreed it's time to step down as conservator of Britney's estate — he just said so in new legal docs — and he wants to work with the court on an orderly transition.

These electric air vents moved side to side automatically. Can you think of other cool car tech that didn't catch on?

Internal memos show that activists of color within the Sunrise Movement have privately alleged mistreatment for years — as the climate group publicly fought for racial justice.

Congressman Dan Crenshaw was caught on camera fighting with a heckler in the crowd at a GOP fundraiser.