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I’m a wheelchair pole dancer — breaking down the barriers of disability
Nina Alexandridou isn’t afraid of taking big swings in life.
America's Ozempic capital is not in NYC or LA but this 'redneck' Southern city
“We’re redneck enough to be fat, but smart enough to do something about it,” a retired teacher said.
We're nerds using our smarts to fight NYC's loneliness crisis — we hold boozy and fun pop-up lectures in bars all over town
“Nerds like to do cool things, too."
This street has been crowned the greenest block in Brooklyn, with some plants dating back to the 1940s
On Brooklyn's Lincoln Place, an oasis away from the bustle of Manhattan earned the top prize this year for its impressive greenery.
Teacher whose mother died gets hilariously honest sympathy card from student, 7: 'Mortifying'
It was an A for effort.
Robot dentist performs world's first 'fully automated' procedure
Call it dental h-AI-genics.
Meet Beacon: Team USA Gymnastics' therapy dog puts stressed Olympians at ease
Meet the 2024 Paris Olympics' MVP: Most Valuable Puppy.
Possible signs of life on Venus surprise scientists: 'They shouldn’t be there'
This will take your breath away.
UFC brawlers are Long Island real estate's newest hotshots — and fighting their way to the top
Less curb stomping, more curb appeal.
Chimpanzees appear 'capable' of human speech in remarkable resurfaced videos, researchers reveal
Scientists are going bananas.
Long live DeathTech: The futuristic ways grieving people are memorializing their loved ones
Death has been reimagined. Tech entrepreneurs have revolutionized so-called “DeathTech,” changing the way we process what happens after the final curtain.
Sexy Olympians are turning to OnlyFans to make quick cash: 'I’ve got something people want'
They're going for gold — but making a whole bunch of silver in the process.
Could 'childless cat ladies' be happier than those with families? What life for Americans without kids is really like
Pew Research Center has surveyed Americans without children to gain insight into the state of their lives — and the findings will surprise you.
'Queen of the trad wives' speaks out about raising 8 kids on remote ranch, giving birth without pain relief
Hannah Neeleman, 34, was an aspiring ballerina studying at Juilliard when she met her now-husband, Daniel, 35, who insisted they get married and start a family prior to her graduation.
Meet the oldest woman, 72, to compete for Miss Texas USA: 'Not a regular grandma'
Age is just a number.
Tornado forces frightened bride, groom to seek shelter in hotel basement — here's what happened next
A Wisconsin wedding was thrown into turmoil when a tornado tore into town.
Pompeii suffered a second, devastating disaster — while fighting for survival after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius
Earthquake activity as damaging as the eruption of Mount Vesuvius bears part of the blame for the total devastation of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii in 79 A.D., new research suggests.
Shocking number of college students have 'little idea' of how government works: survey
“Our form of government requires citizens who understand its nature and history."
7th person likely 'cured' of HIV in a remarkable case
"The longer we see these HIV remissions without any HIV therapy, the more confidence we can get that we’re probably seeing a case where we really have eradicated all competent...
Cryptic 'gilded lady' mummy's face digitally rebuilt by scientists 1,500 years after her death
They're digitally raising the dead.