This woman at the San Fernando Valley Trader Joe's was not happy at the mandatory mask rule inside the store.

Madison Cawthorn, a 24-year-old Republican candidate in North Carolina, spoke with BuzzFeed News about age parisons to AOC and his desire for Confederate statues to e down because "these people seceded from our country."

A woman in Auckland, New Zealand designed an ecologically friendly tiny house with plants galore.

Checking your phone for an extra two hours every night won't stop the apocalypse — but it could stop you from being psychologically prepared for it.

If you're craving some favorites, or looking to try something new, this variety pack of candy from Japan is very appealing.

Jay, a registered nurse from Oakland, gives a demonstration with a pulse oximetry sensor, showing that even with three surgical masks there was no significant change in his oxygen saturation levels.

A growing gap in case growth between Europe and the United States tells the tale: Declaring victory too soon is an excellent way to return to new heights.

Alex Kueng is one of four former officers accused of crimes in the killing of George Floyd, which happened on his third shift. His decision to join the force had frayed friendships.

Tom Pemberton makes these cows very happy with this unique contraption.

Drew Gooden revisits Disney movies that haven't withstood the test of time and "Blank Check" is probably the worst.

An extremely talented Star Wars fan does a next level good impression of Star Wars characters.

Keep the bugs at bay on all of your camping trips this summer with this 3-in-1 Waterproof Bug Zapper Lantern. Light your way, zap mosquitos, and illuminate the campsite with one device. It's $55 off at $24.99 now.

Kai built this Kermit the Frog puppet from scratch and positively nails his trademark voice.

Across the internet, tales abound about the guy who can make women e simply by assessing their posture. But is he the real deal? We booked an appointment to find out.

The edienne mocks Trump's meandering answer when the Fox News host asked his top priorities if elected to a second term.

Higher restaurant spending appears to be linked to a faster spread of the coronavirus, according to JPMorgan.

"As coronavirus cases race back up, the president ignored warnings from his public health experts that resulted in tens of thousands of preventable deaths," the MSNBC host said on Friday. "And we're looking at tens of thousands more."

Here's what it's like to experience the land of fire and ice in a resolution your puter probably can't display.

In the weeks leading up to the state's reopening, there were plenty of signs, but not the will to read them.

'Breath Of The Wild' is a fantastic escape from the real world if you play the game pletely "wrong."

This guy is mad as hell at the St. Lucie County mission over masks and he's not going to take it anymore.

Symptomless transmission makes the coronavirus far harder to fight. But health officials dismissed the risk for months, pushing misleading and contradictory claims in the face of mounting evidence.

From Michael Jordan chuckling at his iPad to Bernie Sanders asking for a favor, here are the best memes of 2020 so far.

As soon as you hear it, you start picturing a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California. But how did the Swiss electronic duo e up it?

This guy always brings a ramp to help other people with their tricks.

Under pressure by anti-abortion activists ― including a board of health member ― the state health department became a weapon in the war against abortion.

Dan Harmon uses "story circles" to craft a script for "Rick and Morty."

NetCredit's Barbara Davidson crunched the numbers and created a data visualization of the oldest restaurants in countries around the world still serving food today.

Many pared the protesters against Palm Beach County's mandatory mask rule to a scene from "Parks and Recreation." Someone went the extra mile and mashed them all up together.

With its overwhelming success as a NASA partner, it's astonishing to remember that SpaceX very nearly ran out of money.

Newspapers love a good "Feds take down sex trafficking" story, even if there are no sex traffickers actually taken down.

A wonderful behind-the-scenes journey with an animatronic robotic turtle in tow.

The black people I e from were owned and raped by the white people I e from. Who dares to tell me to celebrate them?

The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco discusses the pandemic, the diversity crisis in economics, and monetary policy.

American Airlines and United Airlines announced that they will begin booking flights to full capacity starting next week, even as COVID-19 cases in the US continue to rise.

Watson was called out for stealing Kiko's food and had the most poignant way of saying he was sorry.

From a prolonged global recession to an IT breakdown, here's what 347 risk analysts believe might likely happen in a post COVID-19 world.

Microsoft locations in NYC, London, Sydney, and Redmond will be turned into experience centers.

A couple was shocked to see a photo of themselves in a story by The Times of India being attributed to a story entitled "Kol man kills wife, mom-in-law; shoots self."

Arizona is facing more per capita cases than recorded by any country in Europe or even by hard-hit Brazil.

This week, we've got Dear men, what's preventing you from looking like this, what's your main circle discussing and Donald Trump's walk of shame.

Gus Johnson demonstrates the heartache of pleading with Twitter to give you account verification.

The 45,942 single-day increase was driven by more than 8,000 new cases in Florida and thousands more in Texas, Arizona and California, according to an NBC News tally.

Fierce response from top Democrats after US intelligence finding was reportedly briefed to Trump in March, but the White House has yet to act

The 77-year-old ining nominee has adopted some of the demands of the Black Lives Matter movement, but notably rejected its boldest proposals.

Bail funds have been deluged with donations since the recent wave of protests began. But organizers hope these funds won't have to exist in their current form for much longer.

The two "Avengers" stars dish on their current acting roles in an all-enpassing and often charming discussion.

On June 1st, a SWAT team conducted a tear-gas assault on protesters in Philadelphia. Here is the most plete reconstruction of the events that happened that day.

"There's no reason to publicly shame a kid who's trying to work his shift like any other day."

A majority of American voters support demonstrations on police brutality, and many see President Trump as ill equipped on racial justice.

The percentage of time people spent inside across the United States during the coronavirus pandemic from Feb 21 to June 14, 2020.

According to Ben Bolch of the Los Angeles Times, UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero addressed the situation in an email to his constituents, writing: "We are exploring all of our options to resist Under Armour's actions."

When did police in the United States start using military equipment?

With infections surging in Florida while they retreat in New York, the two states and their governors reflect the shifting course of the pandemic.

The Louisiana case highlights how prosecutors and crime labs withhold key documents from defense lawyers, keeping some defendants in custody for months or years.

The Georgia Tech School of Electrical and puter Engineering built a solar-powered, tree-top climbing robot modeled on the behavior of sloths.

Steven Richter spent four hours sculpting this Thanos sculpture and two hours animating it into oblivion.

The data seems to overwhelmingly point to a criminal justice system riven by racial bias. But, remarkably, it could be even more overwhelming than some studies make it seem. That's because of a statistical quirk called "collider bias," a kind of selection bias that means that the crime data that shows racial bias is, itself, biased by racist practices.

The United States saw a record number of new coronavirus cases in a single day with 37,077 reported Thursday, according to Johns Hopkins University.

Florida just broke its record for coronavirus cases in a single day but you wouldn't know it from this angry mob of anti-mask protesters at a Palm Beach missioners meeting.

Scientists at the National Bureau of Economic Research analyzed the relationship between anonymous cell phone tracking data from cities where Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests occurred and CDC data on new COVID-19 cases. They found that, contrary to what some experts predicted, COVID-19 infection rates actually decreased in places that experienced BLM protests—even when those protests had particularly large showings of people.

Jeff Skoll has been funding pandemic preparedness for more than a decade, even longer than Bill Gates.

Her videos pull back the curtain on a president who, amid historic crises, has found almost nothing meaningful to say.

A roundup of the most interesting, thought-provoking and surprising questions that our favorite columnists addressed in recent days.

Working with limited counter space? TidyBoard helps you do more with less.

Backpacks, climbing shoes, harnesses, workout clothes and more are on sale right now to celebrate Independence Day.

Maintaining your lawn can be pretty tedious, so let's delegate the task to the machines. MowRo automatically keeps the grass trimmed while keeping safety as a top priority.