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There's nothing cheesy about tradition.

With business in the front and party in the back, the results of this election are something we can all agree on.

Every cause has someone willing to fight for it.

It’s hard to feel perky about Turkey Day amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The 2021 Ram 2500 Power Wagon is a tribute to the 1946 Dodge Power Wagon that is considered the first mass-produced 4x4 pickup. The new truck goes on sale this year for $66,945.

An Australian casting company is looking for a very specific actress that can do a perfect burnout in a car and deliver one line. The job pays $15,000 Australian dollars.

Cardi B has moved on from red bottoms and those Balenciagas that look like socks.

As America continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic, skiers seeking to avoid the crowds need to use great caution, warns an expert in avalanche preparedness.

Americans would be willing to pay $5,000 to have their home clean after the holidays.

Chili peppers might just be the spice of life, according to a new study.

Not taking any gambles with their older guests’ safety.

The professional climber had been practicing for this climb for years.

The Bowlus Raod Chief Endless Highway is a retro travel trailer being offered in the Neiman Marcus Christmas Book for $255,000. The luxury camper has a battery pack that can power it for up to two weeks off the grid.

The best part about backyards is that they never have to close down due to pandemics.

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and family celebrated at Krazy Kat's Restaurant in Wilmington, Delaware over burrata, braised short ribs and salmon.

A 1970 Dodge Challenger known for its street-racing exploits in Detroit has been added to the Historic Vehicle Association's National Historic Vehicle Registry. The car was owned by a policeman who hid it in his garage for decades.

Nina Ambrose was thrilled to celebrate her father Roger’s birthday with him in person last month, thanks to her position at the Manor Lodge care home.

McDonald’s in India is bringing back a previously axed menu item after fans created an online petition to save it. While the item was originally dropped due to a perceived lack of popularity, it seems the chain may have to reconsider that stance.

VW-owned Skoda has designed a seat belt with an illuminated buckle that turns from red to green when it is secure. The feature also makes it easier to find the receiver in a dark car.

This pizza place has justice on the menu.