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Ran into the back of motorcyclist.

Ran into the back of motorcyclist.

Social media users noticed IHOP’s new logo looks very similar to o.b. tampons’, and the feminine product maker is flattered.

Luke Schneider knows our nation’s firefighters can use all the support they can get, and he’s hoping his growing coffee company can help out in more ways than one.

It's kind of a big dill!

Two of the world’s best rock climbers coped with frightening falls and the deaths of two fellow climbers on the same rock in a month-long quest to shatter a mythical record in Yosemite National Park.

A restaurant in Australia has received some mocking from online forum Reddit for its “toast your own bread” menu item.

A Virginia man has slurped down 40 dozen oysters to claim victory at this year's World Oyster Eating Championship in New Orleans.

Do you eat it or use it to fill a pothole?

Yes way, frosé!

A McDonald’s manager in Muskego, Wis., was caught on camera yelling expletives at a customer and his young son in the drive-thru on Sunday.

They posed for an adorable pic.

Motorcycle thefts were down 5 percent across the U.S. in 2017, but there were still 44,268 reported, according to the latest National Insurance Crime Bureau report.

The Atlanta-based vet exclusively shares his thoughts with Fox News Lifestyle.

One of the rarest Ford Mustangs in the world is for sale on Ebay right now for $3,000.

Concern over the possible spread of diseases was at the forefront of the decision.

Fans of the adult entertainer congratulated her on the news — with several vowing to pre-order the unisex fragrance — but not everyone was as enthused by her announcement.

Over Memorial Day weekend, a Washington man caught a roughly 7-foot halibut in the Strait of Juan de Fuca in the northwestern part of the state. He was unable to find a scale to weigh it on.

“I do not believe that it is right to discriminate against anyone. I believe love is love," she said.

Cadillac will expand the availability of its semi-autonomous Super Cruise technology across the company’s lineup starting in 2020, General Motors announced on Wednesday.