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Be wary of strange emails, even if they say it's from Google.

Air quality index values were estimated to have peaked at 161 at a key landmark near the iconic sculpture

These days, it doesn't feel like $25,000 gets you much of anything when you're shopping for a new car. Blame inflation, America's love of giant trucks and SUVs or automakers that need to keep delivering those record profits. (And that's all before you throw tariffs into the mix.)

From the pope in a puffer to the Princess of Wales and family, baby Hitler to Mussolini on horseback, people have always manipulated photographs, whether for political power, image control – or just for fun …

Honey is praised for its numerous health benefits—but not all honey is created equal.

Times when actors stood their ground and refused to change their mind about specific scenes, no matter what. The post 23 Storylines That Had To Be Changed Due To Actors’ Reluctance To Do The Scene first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bank of America is closing inactive accounts and transferring funds to state custody under escheatment laws—here's how to protect yours.

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A Trump supporter is considering moving to Peru after ICE detained his wife, an undocumented immigrant, while they were returning from their honeymoon.

A Trump supporter says he does not regret voting for Trump even as his Peruvian wife sits in a detention centre for overstaying her visa.

Tesla owners, brace yourselves. Your insurance premiums could soon be even more expensive. No, it's not because parts suddenly got harder to find. It's because owning a Tesla in Elon Musk's DOGE era is now riskier than it was just six months ago.