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Masks are now a part of our everyday lives. For some people, what's underneath the mask is giving them issues they've never had before.
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Masks are now a part of our everyday lives. For some people, what's underneath the mask is giving them issues they've never had before.
COVID tests are now being given out to dogs and cats.
Outrage onboard an Allegiant Airlines flight. Four African-American teenage boys were forced off their plane by flight attendants before takeoff over claims they were not wearing masks.
With the coronavirus pandemic forcing many people to telecommute or work from home, some are hoping to write off some of those expenses like high-speed internet or printing costs. Unfortunately, one tax expert in Denver said that's not the case.
The skeletal remains of at least six pirates were discovered at the site of a shipwreck that happened off Wellfleet in 1717.
Falling in love with a man who convinced a 63-year-old North Texas woman he was Bruno Mars cost her $100,000.
A Beverly Hills plastic surgeon has offered to help Tessica Brown, the Louisiana woman who went viral after using Gorilla Glue on her hair, by performing a special procedure.
Adam Selzer has been freezing pairs of pants such that they stand stiff and upright and placing them in the street.
Since the pandemic has been a downer for so many students, a school in New Jersey came up with a special project to spark some joy.
A rare yellow lobster caught off Maine has a new home and a perfect name.
A Texas lawyer had the internet purring after accidentally appearing in front of a judge on Zoom — as a cat.
The Denver Police Department is giving a big shout out to 17-year-old Reilly. She's a high school student who made a class project of collecting feminine hygiene products to distribute to women experiencing homelessness.
A New Jersey man made the most of the snow and turned his front yard into a work of art.
The phenomenon is called pancake ice, and it looks just like that.
The internet has expanded kids' access to information. Now, two state lawmakers want to help them identify misinformation and disinformation.
