Pistachios scattered over a pink background - Bradut Sirbu / 500px/Getty Images Pistachios are having quite the moment. As the star of the now-famous "Dubai chocolate bar," these shelled glories have ...

As Jimmy Kimmel gets back into the swing of things, his regularly scheduled jokes about President Donald Trump have resumed. On Wednesday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, following a major viewership ...

“All of these new part numbers are in stock and ready to ship,” said Ryan DeVoe, director of product management. “With more than 25 million part opportunities in North America, this expansion delivers ...

But he should have been ready to fail. But he should have been ready to fail. is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the ...

Heat domes! Derechos! Haboobs! Stay prepared for wild weather with this new climate cheat sheet. You’re watching the weather report and hear there’s a bomb cyclone or derecho headed your way. Say what ...

Bad news in Cincinnati: Joe Burrow is out once again. The Bengals quarterback – who was placed on injured reserved on Tuesday – suffered turf toe that requires surgery and is expected to miss at least ...

Typically, wheel bearings are like Simon and Garfunkel (or Disturbed, if you prefer) and emit "The Sound of Silence." Not the song, that'd be annoying, but actual silence. However, when wheel bearings ...

An Android Authority teardown has uncovered just how Quick Share will work for iPhones. Android owners can share a QR code with iPhone users to let them download files. However, files shared with ...

The small, but beautiful, body of water midway between St. Paul and Stillwater was known in the mid-1800s for its clear water and good fishing. Locals called it Bass Lake. Today it’s known as Lake ...

Few things inspire more clickworthy internet rage than stories about tourists who suffer consequences after doing “stupid” things. Every summer, someone else is getting gored by something with horns, ...

Job candidates with names that sound smooth and soft may have a surprising edge in the hiring process, according to a new study that explored how sound symbolism leads to hiring biases. Researchers at ...