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Buffalo residents expressed horror, anger and grief over a mass shooting that left 10 dead at a grocery store in a predominantly Black neighborhood.

Thousands of people marched for abortion rights.

You deserve so much better than green beer and green-colored food!

Fans can soon welcome Zinn’s creations into their homes with the March 15 release of his new book, “Chance Encounters: Temporary Street Art.”

From raw to tinned to bivalves and shellfish, seafood will add delicious variety to your meals.

Recipes for a festive and delicious Mardi Gras.

Several explosions were reportedly heard outside the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, early Thursday, as Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that his forces were conducting a military operation to disarm the country but not take it over.

Domino's is offering customers $3 "tips" for being their own pizza delivery driver.

If you're sick and don't feel like soup (or just don't like soup), these cozy recipes are for you.

Two of the year's most anticipated cookbooks are in shipping containers that went overboard during a storm in the Atlantic.

Silicone and other reusable food-storage bags are a great way to reduce plastic waste. Here's how to take care of them.

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management announced that federal offices in the area would be closed on Monday due to the storm.

Nut flours and gluten-free flour mixes let you make flavorful and lovely cookies for family and friend.

Fried recipes to celebrate the Jewish festival of lights.

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If you're looking for something fun and filling to eat on the weekend but don't want a whole meal, try these satisfying snack recipes.

Get your daily fix of greens with these delicious recipes.

Megan Thee Stallion enters a one-of-a-kind partnership with fast food chain Popeyes, including a Hottie Sauce.

Let it brie -- add it to omelets, throw it into sandwiches, bake it in puff pastry.

Celery root is easy to love and easy to cook.

Cook once, eat twice with these easy and tasty recipes.

Crispy, light and flaky, phyllo dough is a must-have for your freezer -- for easy, irresistible recipes.

Brothy soups, chunky soups, creamy soups, but all light soups, ready for early fall.

In its almost two-decade fight with the U.S., the Taliban worked at every turn to undermine the former Afghan government, deriding its leaders as corrupt stooges whose forces could never protect Afghans from the group’s ferocious attacks.

Making dinner should've be overwhelming. Pasta solves everything.

More than 42 million Americans collectively owe $1.56 trillion in student loan debt -- here's how some are planning to address that problem.

More than 42 million Americans collectively owe $1.56 trillion in student loan debt -- here's how some are planning to address that problem.

Hurricane Ida, hurricane, severe weather, New Orleans, Louisiana

Cream puffs, pies, parfaits and more ways to use whipped cream.

Here's a weeknight-friendly vegetarian paella that can be on the table in an hour.

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The Taliban swept into Kabul and seized power on Sunday after President Ashraf Ghani fled the country.

It's hot out. Have an ice-cold soup.

Meatless recipes for summer eating without breaking a sweat.

All the berries! All the stone fruit!

Make any of these money mistakes, and you might end up living on ramen noodles in your golden years.

It is best to make small batches of self-rising power because it can lose its leavening power over time.

Two cookies. A filling to bind them together. Yes, please.

Chef and humanitarian José Andrés plans to use the award to advance the work of his charity, World Central Kitchen.

It's hot outside, so cool off with these summer sippers.

Six savory recipes where mint lends its refreshing flavor.

All kinds of recipes for enjoying mangoes!

It is the first total lunar eclipse in more than two years, and it coincides with a supermoon.

A cease-fire in the Gaza Strip appeared to hold well into the morning Friday, hours after Israel and Hamas militants announced they'd join the truce.

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In this episode of the 101, Bryan Rogala appraises a Softopper Truck Bed cap. These are versatile, lightweight and affordable, not to mention a great alternative to a traditional camper shell for your truck bed.

These side salads are full of crunch and zippy flavors, and will awaken your palate and complement your main course.

A Little Something Casual, filmed by Brian Szymanski and Ian Glass, features Wade Moriss and Stefan Griebel as they attempt an FKT. Topping out at 14,259 feet, the Diamond, the sheer east face on Colorado’s Longs Peak, is no small objective for any climber. And so a car-to-car round-trip of the face’s Casual Route in under four hours is

To study and raise awareness of microplastic pollution, the women of eXXpedition are willing to go to the ends of the earth—literally. The nonprofit organization, founded in 2014 to organize research expeditions for women studying ocean sustainability, is the subject of Outside TV’s latest series, Sirens of the Sea. In 2019, the group set off on a four-year,

The Network, a new documentary from Red Bull TV, has a simple premise: the vast number of boulderers around the world are actually more interconnected than they seem. Veteran climbing filmmaker Chuck Fryberger shows how elite competitors and successful semipros form a community united by their passion, work ethic, and dedication to the sport. The film showcases some

After finding success with the Reel Rock Film Tour, a roving showcase of short films about climbers and their greatest feats, filmmakers Josh Lowell and Peter Mortimer decided they wanted to expand into bigger audiences. That’s how the Reel Rock TV series was born. The show presents climbing and mountaineering adventures in episodic format, often featuring major

When bears grow too accustomed to nonnatural food sources, they become a threat to humans and to themselves. Whether you’re backpacking or car camping, Wes Siler is here to show you how to avoid being a part of the problem. For starters, keep your campsite clean and free of odors, and store your food in the appropriate manner,

Go Josie, presented by Pearl Izumi and Swiftwick, follows Josie Fouts, a two-time U.S. Paralympics national champion, as she works with her friend and fellow cyclist Leo Rodgers to build a gravel bike from scratch that will allow her to shift gears and use both front and rear brakes independently with one hand. In addition to pushing her personal athletic

Endurance athlete Chelsey Magness has experienced some of the toughest events in the adventure world—but perhaps none as challenging as becoming a mother. Filmed by Scott Almendinger McGrath and presented by Bronwen Jewelry, With Spirit features Magness as she processes the loss of one twin during childbirth. She later decides

We do not live in a world of hate -- but these days, it certainly feels that way.

We're launching a new Newsletter to address national issues with a local focus, and we want your input.

We're launching a new Newsletter to address national issues with a local focus, and we want your input.

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Even though things are very different now, here are my top three things I remember most fondly about back to school time. 1 - New school supplies! I still get excited when Im in a Staples looking for grown up school supplies (theyre now referred to as office supplies). It was always great to hear about what my school friends did over the summer and build new memories during the school year. I hope you have a great school year whether your family is starting this week or next!

It's funny how during this time I've picked up one of the hobbies I never could imagine was an option for me. Not to say that I've "mastered" this hobby, not even close - but that's the goal. If you’re unfamiliar with my background, I’ve successfully killed succulents, Jade Trees and cacti. But that’s all behind me now... what I lack in natural ability I will make up for with effort and education. With the help of advice from good friends and YouTube University, I will make it to be my goal of having a mini jungle in my apartment.

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