More in Life - Page 1724
Authors band together to replace girl's beloved books lost in fire
"Books are really special for her."
By Chloe Bryan
'Agressive' telephone scammers prey on refugees in Canada
New refugees and immigrants are being targeted by telephone scammers, many from foreign call centers, in an extortion scheme.
By Megan Specia
Reporter defends homicide coverage after community backlash. She's 9.
"It kind of gets me angry because, just because I'm 9 doesn't mean I can't do a great story. It doesn't mean I can't be a reporter."
Jumping out of a plane is the best way to see the Grand Canyon
See the Grand Canyon from 15,000 feet.
By Cailey Rizzo
90-year-old fashionista goes on sunny cruise, wears whatever bikini she pleases
Irene Carney is crushing bikini season.
By Chloe Bryan
Truck driver who hit a bald eagle tried to save its life
A trucker in Washington did everything he could to make sure one low-flying bald eagle didn't die alone on Tuesday after it collided with his truck's windshield.
By Brian Ries
Largest gas leak in California's history may cause blackouts this summer
The now-plugged Aliso Canyon gas leak could result in blackouts across Southern California this summer.
Photoshop battle honors this a beautiful giraffe sucking on a wooden fence post
Meet Kenny G-raffe.
Sarah Palin poses with a dead boar to get Wisconsin to vote for Donald Trump
Sarah Palin campaigned for Donald Trump in Wisconsin using a photo of a dead pig.
Hot liquid makes heat-changing mug display the Aurora Borealis
Illuminate your mornings with more than just coffee
Starry-eyed courtside fan hoists up a three, brutally airballs it
Ball is no longer life.
By Ryan Creamer
Internet loudly rejects idea of a banana-and-mayonnaise sandwich
You'll never convince us that this bizarre combo is a good idea.
By Patrick Kulp
A 'Fitbit' for cows is here to help farmers get more milk out of their cattle
And you thought wearable tech for humans was cool.
By Osman Husain
Paris unveils $1 billion revamp of once-dreary Forum des Halles
A new glass-and-steel canopy for the shopping and transit center replaced a ridiculed 1971 structure.
Hey, Bill Gates, our 'energy miracles' are already here
Bill Gates has said the world needs an energy miracle. We may already have found multiple miracles.
Artist transforms sewers into teensy tiny dwellings
Although cute, the artist found inspiration from people living in extreme conditions.
Britain COULD erase tax havens (if it actually wanted to)
Imposing direct rule is viable option, experts say
Benedict Cumberbatch's Dr. Strange gets even stranger in Photoshop Battle
Dr. Strange gets a whole lot stranger.
By Ryan Creamer
Human rights groups fear asylum seekers are being deported in Greece under 'dodgy' EU deal
Greek officials may have deported 13 asylum seekers as part of a newly agreed push to send migrants back to Turkey, according to UN Refugee Agency UNHCR.
By Megan Specia
Dash cam footage shows terrifying near-miss with tractor-trailer
Fortunately, the skilled driver managed to correct the skid just in time.
Dolce & Gabbana are selling hand-painted $42,000 fridges, because fashion
The fridges are hand-decorated by Sicilian artists.
Amy Schumer says 'Glamour' put her name on its plus-size issue without her consent
Schumer says the publication placed her name on the issue's cover without asking for her permission, or sharing its intent to do so.
By Laura Vitto
Mississippi governor just signed a law that allows businesses deny service to gay couples
Mississippi's governor has signed a law that allows public and private businesses to refuse service to gay couples based on the employers' religious beliefs.
