More in Life - Page 1641
Ignorance and fear are big obstacles for Muslim startup founders
Muslim entrepreneurs have found success, but face unique challenges because of their faith.
Pop-up Himeji Castle proves Lego can do pretty much anything
Consider the gauntlet thrown.
By Ariel Bogle
What it takes to make the team in all-girls tug-of-war
The team is physically smaller and shorter than international competitors, but it's sweeping medals.
By Amy Chyan
Female pilots who flew during WWII can now be buried at Arlington
History once forgot these women, but now they are eligible for one of the highest military honors.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Let's pretend that new Baileys with almond milk is actually good for us
Dairy haters, a Baileys coffee is in your future.
By Laura Vitto
Yale spotlights gender-neutral bathrooms for graduation ceremony
The nationwide debate over transgender-inclusive bathrooms just got another high-profile champion.
By Rebecca Ruiz
John Legend and baby Luna took a super cozy nap on Chrissy Teigen's Snapchat
The cutest Snap of the cutest nap.
By Chloe Bryan
Stephen Colbert has his own version of Kanye's 'Ellen' speech
Let Kolbert explain Kanye.
EgyptAir crash raises questions about imperfect airport security
While authorities try to determine what caused an EgyptAir flight to crash, security officials consider how best to prevent terror threats.
Men learn the harsh reality of wearing high heels to work
Though high heels are basically tiny stilts increasing your chance of a sprained ankle, women in the UK still have to contend with dress codes that require them.
By Laura Vitto
How nail styling has changed over the past 100 years
A century of clipping, filing, painting and bedazzling.
By Laura Vitto
Officer attends graduation of girl he saved from fire 18 years ago
"I almost died, but I was given a second chance at life."
By Chloe Bryan
How to legally dispose of leftover pain medicine in your home
Millions of Americans have been prescribed painkillers, but those prescriptions often outlast the pain they're meant to subdue.
Uber knows you're more likely to pay surge prices when your phone is dying
Dying phone batteries can lead to desperate measures.
By Patrick Kulp
Hawaii has a donkey problem. Here's how you can adopt them.
"The adoption clause is no lone donkey. They have to have a friend."
By Associated Press
Dad and daughter perform delightful rendition of A-ha's 'Take on Me'
Synth pop is always better when a toddler's on the mic.
By Chloe Bryan
How fed up anti-brutality activists got what they wanted: a new police chief
"This is a grassroots movement at its finest."
9 tricks to spice up your sext life
Don't just shoot off a quick message. Get creative...
Watch these adorable 'OctoPossum' babies hitch a ride with mom
This viral critter family is giving Pizza Rat a run for its money.
GoPro shows man tickling bear because sports are no longer enough
"I know what I'm doing," he lied.
Emily Ratajkowski wants you to know she's a feminist! A hot one!
If Piers Morgan has a problem with you, you're probably doing something right.
Curious fox cub gets head stuck in peanut butter jar, hero storms to the rescue
The little guy is safe and sound now.
By Sam Haysom
Stephen Colbert invites elementary school kids to weigh in on the election
"A president is like a mommy or daddy ... who has nuclear weapons."
By Chloe Bryan
