National Liquor Day: what liquor are you based on your zodiac sign?
‘Tis the season for schnapps and goodies, my friends. National Liquor Day arrives on October 16, and with it, the […]
Washington Post reporter ‘heartbroken’ after mom cancels Harris endorsement: ‘It hurts us, not our owner’
A mother’s love is more fickle than we thought. A concerned Washington Post reporter went to X on Saturday to
What does Pluto mean in astrology? Your guide to the little planet of power
Come to the underworld, people – we’re talking about Pluto. Named for the underground, shadow-dwelling god, the small but powerful
Start-up claims to have ‘successfully’ achieved first ‘conversation’ between two people in a dream: ‘Could unlock new dimensions’
Researchers for a California start-up claim to have achieved the first communication between two people while dreaming, in what they
JD Vance Gets Into Fiery Clash With CNN’s Jake Tapper: ‘Ask Yourself A Fundamental Question About Network Integrity’
Republican nominee JD Vance went toe-to-toe with CNN anchor Jake Tapper on Sunday over former President Donald Trump’s rhetoric and
Exclusive | 4 zodiac signs that will be shaken by the October 2024 supermoon in Aries
There is a full moon in the sign of Aries. On October 17, the Full Hunter Moon will rise and
“Law & Order” star Christopher Meloni says Canali cashmere is the next best thing to being naked
For 90 years, Canal has been the soft power of fashion. The Italian heritage house, founded in 1934 by brothers
Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos wants more conservative columnists at paper: report
Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos has reportedly given the paper a mandate to add more conservative voices to its opinion
The new Patek Philippe World Time keeps track of the date
Jet-setters, whether you’re crossing the date line, or just traveling through the night, you can now reset the time and
Costco may have found its ‘Netflix moment’ with this move to boost membership
Costco’s rollout of membership card scanners at the front of its US stores is still in its infancy, but the