Melinda Salchert is an assistant food editor at Southern Living. Her journey into food media began in college when she founded the Washington and Lee University chapter of Spoon University. She later ...

The UK's favourite pizza delivery chain has launched two brand new pizza flavours - and they're like nothing you will have ever seen before. With pizza being one of the nation's favourite takeaways, ...

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This article describes attempted suicide. ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. Late one Saturday ...

Alex has been unable to find a buyer for his family’s property despite dropping the asking price to £100,000 (Picture: James Linsell Clark/SWNS) Locals in an idyllic seaside village have been building ...

Nicolas Jackson’s agent has revealed the former Chelsea striker was blown away by the level of Arsenal summer signing Noni Madueke in training. Both Jackson and Madueke sealed moves away from Stamford ...

College football rivalries can make people do some funny things. In the case of the Border War, one Missouri fan passed up a chance at big money to send a message to Kansas. During the two-minute ...

Having a serious issue with the Windows version of Torn Away. The in-game menus simply don't open or respond to any input. I can move around in the game, but accessing settings, save/load, or even ...

People has confirmed that Malcolm-Jamal Warner died of an apparent drowning during a family vacation in Costa Rica. NBC News adds that Costa Rica’s Judicial Investigation Department said Warner ...

I'm experiencing a problem with the Windows game Torn Away. The in-game menus don't open or respond at all - pressing any menu-related key (like ESC or options in the UI) doesn't trigger anything.

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Peter Tuchman laughed when he heard the term “TACO” trade. The veteran Wall Street broker recognized how the acronym, short for “Trump Always Chickens Out,” perfectly encapsulated months of ...