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A northwest DC fire in Brightwood Park on Colorado Ave took 100 firefighters to put out on Tuesday, November 30.
Reese's pie-sized peanut butter cup sold out in less than an hour. We give advice on how to overcome your loss.
Here are the COVID-19 vaccination deadlines for Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson (J&J) for the three major holidays coming up: Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, and Christmas.
Denis Villeneuve's desert sci-fi, "Dune," isn't just another "Star Wars" knockoff. The beautiful, moving epic deserves to be seen.
San Jose Sharks hockey player Evander Kane was suspended without pay this week for 21 games for submitting a fake COVID-19 vaccination card, violating the NHL's vaccination requirements.
As Betty White nears her 100th birthday, fans on Twitter jokingly demanded "national security protection" for the actress and comedian. We offer extra ideas on how to protect and celebrate this national treasure.
Daniel Craig's latest and last installment of his James Bond series, "No Time to Die," is an operatic send-off for what might be our best Bond ever, and certainly, our most human.
Wendy's changed their fry recipe—and the Takeout reviewed them as worse, not better.
Baltimore's Hanover Drawbridge, which travels over the Patapsco River, was stuck open for an hour on Tuesday after a malfunction. Twitter had a lot to say about it.
In a viral Instagram video, father and veteran Abdul Gene Malik caught an alligator outside of his Orlando home using a garbage bin, and returned it to a nearby lake.
As Britney Spears's father, Jamie Spears, was suspended as conservator of her estate, the pop star celebrated on vacation with her fiancé, Sam Asghari, posting, "Having the time of my life here."
Disney+ will release a "Cheaper by the Dozen" reboot featuring Zach Braff and Gabrielle Union and written by the creator and producer of "Black-ish" and "Grown-ish" in 2022.
16-year-old surfer Doyle Nielson was bit by a six-foot-long shark off New Smyrna Beach, the "unofficial shark-bite capital of the world."
Top gymnasts McKayla Maroney, Aly Raisman, Simone Biles, and Maggie Nichols bore testimony against the FBI agents who mishandled and allegedly falsified statements in the investigation into Larry Nassar abuse claims.
The Smithsonian National Museum of American History wants to hear your story of 9/11 to make a digital record. You can submit your story and any related photos online.
Allegedly fake high school Bishop Sycamore dupes ESPN to play on National TV, prompting an investigation into how old the players really are, the head coach's fraud charges, and whether the school even exists.
Spencer Elden, the now-30-year-old star of Nirvana's "Nevermind" album cover, is suing Nirvana for producing child pornography, alleging that his parents "never authorized consent for how the images would be used" and that his privacy has been shattered by the childhood photo focusing on his genitalia.
Krispy Kreme offers two free donuts a day for vaccinated customers with a COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card. The promotion runs from August 30 to September 5.
The world's favorite clean queen is back with a new Netflix show, "Sparking Joy with Marie Kondo."
Dr Pepper has introduced a new flavor, FANtastic Chocolate, as an incentive for customers to participate in their 'Pepper Perks' points program. The exclusive, limited-time flavor is only available through the program.
Yibeltal Belachew, a resident of Woodbridge, Virginia, just won $7 million in the Virginia Lottery.
Jamie Spears agreed to step down as Britney Spears' conservator, but there is no set timeline and his demands are high.
"Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" will be streaming in theaters on August 15 and August 18 as part of TCM and Fathom Events' "Big Screen Classics" series.
Zoom settles an $85M class-action lawsuit over privacy rights and hacking.
Oreo opens the first-ever Oreo Café at the American Dream Mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The novelty cafe sells Oreo merch and concoctions such as the Oreo Cookies & Cream cheesecake.
The film, about two French knights whose friendship ends in a deadly duel, was written by and stars Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, 25 years after their writing debut in "Good Will Hunting." The film also stars Adam Driver and Jodie Comer, whose part as Lady Marguerite was written by director and screenwriter Nicole Holofcener.
A recent visitor to Panama City Beach appeared to be almost attacked by a hammerhead shark. The truth, according to the man who caught it all on video, might be more nuanced.
When Morgan Tabor, Abi Roberts, and Bekah King discovered their boyfriend was cheating on them with each other, they ended their relationship with him—and formed a close bond. Now, the three women are on the road in a bus they renovated themselves.
Virginia has banned box turtles as pets and reduced the number of amphibians and reptiles you can have in one household in an effort to protect the vulnerable Eastern Box Turtle from declining numbers.
As of July 1, Virginia has legalized recreational marijuana—with caveats ranging from how and where you can grow it, how you can transport it, to whom you can gift it, where you can smoke it, and where you can buy and sell it (nowhere?).
Governor Hogan announced that Maryland would add $10,000 to the reward for information about Navy mother Michelle Jordan Cummings' killer.
Los Angeles resident Cory John McGilloway was charged with a violation of the Endangered Species Act, after allegedly abducting 21-year-old San Francisco Zoo lemur Maki in October.
By building three compost bins, female Richmond Boy Scout Iidajia James used her Eagle Scout project to beautify her neighborhood park, Oak Grove Belmeade neighborhood garden.
Las Vegas Raiders' DE Carl Nassib came out in an Instagram post on Monday as the NFL's first active openly gay player, and announced a $100k donation to the Trevor Project for LGBTQ youth.
MIT professor Dr. Troy Littleton put a travel crib for grad student Karen Cunningham in his office, and his tweet about it sparked virality—and a conversation about mothers in the workplace.
If you know what to ask for, you can order a Cinnamon Toast Crunch drink at Starbucks.
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