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In a list of the 10 best state fairs for festival food in the United States from Yelp, would you believe the State Fair of Texas in Dallas didn’t make the top five?

I’ll make you a deal: You indulge me in one of those “Slow News Summer” ideas I’ve had kicking around, and at the end I’ll surprise you with something weird that I found while researching it

The average nightstand is a collection of individual decisions made at different points of frustration. An alarm clock here, a white noise machine there, a lamp chosen because it was on sale. None of it was designed to work together. Most of it arrived one problem at a time, and collectively it creates a surface…

Shaolee Sen gets hit up for startup advice a lot. She grew up watching her mom build a small business in New York City, later ran her own NYC culinary social enterprise, and now spends her days hunting for the gaps in America’s small-business ecosystem and writing checks

ESPN | Jorge Castillo: The two New York teams are expected to have wildly different trade deadlines, with the Yankees presumed to be buyers and the Mets perhaps the biggest sellers. While there’s a couple possible deals to be had between the two clubs — hello, Luke Weaver? — the largest possible splashes for the…

With the blockbuster success of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” Greek mythology is once again having a major pop-culture moment. Though the pantheon of gods, demigods, heroes, and Titans has existed for thousands of years, there are surprisingly few TV shows that actually take advantage of this rich and layered cultural history. 

Let’s be real: You’ve probably heard that diet is important for heart health. It often centers around what notto eat—think saturated fat and super-sugary foods. But what does diet have to do with blood pressure specifically?

Nothing ruins a road trip quite like crawling at 4mph behind a tour bus on a cliffside hairpin bend, or sweating through your shirt hunting for an EV charger with 2 percent battery left. 

Technology, while ultimately meant to be helpful in our daily lives, can easily become distracting. Your smartphone and laptop have a billion and one apps that are meant to sap your attention at alarming rates, but they’re also both integral to actually doing well in school these days

A lot of the AI narrative has focused on the companies it might destroy. Software firms, the argument goes, are being squeezed as customers bypass apps and go straight to powerful AI from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google