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Through classes and workshops, men across the United States are attempting to unlearn "toxic masculinity"—for society and for themselves.

The Vegas Golden Knights' fashion icon wore gold pads for the first time in a game and naturally got a shutout.

She's had a head-spinning 24 hours.

The comic legend died this week. Here's his most important work and why you need to get into it.

It’s the same principle as a master key, but applied to biometric identification with a high rate of success.

Some theatergoers thought it might have been the start of a shooting.

Seasoned New York City bartenders share the most important do's and don'ts of how they like to be treated.

"I love my fans. I cannot tell you how much I love my fans."

The bill already passed the House in May with bipartisan support and has now moved onto the Senate, with some major changes.

A new legal argument from the extremely shady bank is basically: "We can't be trusted to tell the actual truth." And it might work.

Neighbourhood officers are meant to "humanize the badge" but critics call it a band-aid.

To finally be compensated not just in warm fuzzies but in an actual denomination that pays the bills is incredible.