Tucked away in Costa Mesa, Habana isn’t trying to be the flashiest restaurant on the block, and honestly, that’s exactly what makes it so special. Palm trees and striped awnings announce you’ve ...

Member's Mark brand liquors may seem like a steal, but which ones are actually worth the discounted price? This is because ...

There's lots to chew on in this roundup of dining news around Dallas: an opening, a closing, and an anniversary, but most of all, new menus. There are new menus for fall, new plant-based menus, and ...

Without the Hydro-Puzzle safe code in Dying Light: The Beast, the Town Hall folks won’t get their water supply back on, and everyone will be doomed. Quite a weight on your shoulders, isn't it? Don't ...

Portuguese cuisine hasn’t quite hit the mainstream yet in other parts of the country: You won’t see restaurants on every street corner dishing out codfish casseroles, fried-egg-topped steaks, and ...

Intel Corp.’s stock soared Thursday, as Wall Street said a new tie-up with Nvidia Corp. could help the company’s server business and give it greater legitimacy — and more money. Under a new agreement ...

Sweet Colada is a Cuban café in Shelby Park opened by the daughter of the owners of the Sweet Havana bakery. The café offers a variety of Cuban pastries, sandwiches like the Cubano, and traditional ...

Minecraft seed map is a great tool for viewing the coordinates of your world's biomes, structures, terrain features, and more. Players need to enter their map seed code, Minecraft version, and then ...

FORT DETRICK, Md. — Researchers at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine may have found a genetic marker for adaptability to stress — a discovery that could potentially open the ...

When 12-year-old Leonard Bush loses his leg in a freak accident, he decides to give it a proper burial in the hilltop cemetery of his East Tennessee town. The act sets off a chain of miraculous and ...

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