A Dozen Brilliant Recipes Starring the Humble EggFrom egg salad and scotch eggs to adjarian khachapuri and gyeran-ppang.
How Self-Compassion Can Help You Deal With StressAccording to new research, self-compassion may help people use more effective coping strategies and in turn feel better.
Why Do Some Basketball Players Wear Tape on Their Ears?The white ear tape some players wear is usually there to cover earrings. Here’s why it’s used, and why players don’t just remove their earrings for games.
Four Takeaways From Kamala Harris’ NBC InterviewHarris answered questions about Joe Biden’s dropping out of the race and whether she would pardon Donald Trump.
The Grown-Up’s Guide to Overcoming Sibling RivalryWhy your siblings drive you nuts, how to heal a rift, and what birth order really means.
Migratory Birds Need Habitat. California Farmers Can Help.Wetlands in the Central Valley have all but disappeared, but one program is paying farmers to provide temporary habitat.
Can Introverts Be Happy in a World That Can’t Stop Talking?Acceptance is key to the well-being and authenticity of introverts.
How Cheerleading Became So Acrobatic, Dangerous and PopularFor decades, the sport has been shaped in large part by one company — and one man.
5 Things People of Color Need to Know About EczemaDermatologists share their tips for getting the care you deserve.
How Snake Oil Became a Symbol of Fraud and DeceptionThe terms “snake oil” and “snake-oil salesperson” are part of the vernacular thanks to Clark Stanley, a quack doctor who marketed a product for joint pain in the late 19th century.
Wild Secrets I Never Knew About Fitness Trainers Until I Worked as OneA week with Technogym’s in-demand pros reveals requests for $100,000 altitude rooms, obsessive plunge baths, and BDSM in the DMs.
Here’s What Ginger Ale Can—and Can’t—Do for an Upset StomachExperts break down how your sick-day staple measures up to the actual veggie.
In the Shadow of War, Armenia Tries to Make Its Economy IndispensableIn the shadow of war, Armenia seeks to recast itself as a global technology hub.
How to Spot an Incompetent LeaderIf you want to understand why some companies have a toxic culture, look no further than the quality of their leadership teams.
How Bars Are Adapting to Gen Z, the Homebody GenerationFor Gen Zers who turned 21 during the pandemic’s shutdowns, staying home became the default social mode.
Denny’s Announces 150 Restaurant Closures, Including 50 by the End of 2024Denny’s plans to shutter 150 of its restaurants as the company aims to strengthen its cash flow. Fifty lower performing restaurants will close by the end of 2024, while the remaining 100 will shut down next year, executives announced in an earnings call Tuesday.
10 New Cars That Sit on Dealer Lots the LongestDue to a downturn in luxury car sales, some BMW and GMC vehicles are taking longer to sell than other new cars.
Essential Knots: How to Tie the 20 Knots You Need to KnowOne of these knots could save your life one day.
12 Ways to Use Cornstarch to Clean and Freshen Your HomeThis pantry powerhouse isn't just for cooking.
Flirting IRL Is Having a Major Pop Culture MomentThe internet’s reaction to the latest Chicken Shop Date forms part of a landscape of our current cultural fixation on the art form of a good old fashioned flirt.