The Latest Breaking News from Reddit

In 2001, social theorist bell hooks warned about the dangers of a loveless zeitgeist. In “All About Love: New Visions,” she lamented “the lack of an ongoing public discussion … about the practice of love in our culture and in our lives.”

Everything from thrifting to scuba diving to making use of that huge truck you have that has the huge potential of transporting huge discounted or used furniture for refurbishing... you name it, they… named it.

Life can be an enticing, never-ending lesson if you have enough curiosity and an open mind to look at the world with fresh eyes.

Redditors are sharing the most disturbing facts about life that they know and they reveal some very interesting knowledge.

Folks have been sharing the gifts they wish they would still get, even as adults, but most deem gifts for children. And, believe you me, them sharing gift ideas will quite likely make you want them too.

A Reddit user claims to have turned disaster into triumph after nearly blowing his mother’s $800,000 retirement account, before mounting a stellar recovery to a profit of $4 million in just 3 months, via aggressive options trading.

Everyone wants their home to reflect their personality. For some men, that means decking out their space with bold gadgets, statement furniture, or decor they think screams style and utility. Social media platforms like Reddit and TikTok have created a space where users gently (and sometimes not so gently) mock…

In a world where financial advice is everywhere—TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, even family dinner—it’s easy to cling to money-saving tips that sound smart but quietly backfire...

A Reddit user recently opened up about a common fear many new investors face: buying into the stock market when prices are peaking. “I feel weird about starting investing when companies are in an all-time high,” wrote the poster, who said they’re ready to invest a lump sum this month…