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A woman's public service announcement for women who live alone when they are going home for the night has drawn over 3 million views on TikTok as of Saturday.

There are some things that you should never microwave: metallic objects, for instance, are one of them. Yes, that includes your iPhone—even if you did see a troll Apple advertisement that says doing so will wirelessly charge your device.

A popular food reviewer's clip went viral on TikTok after he praise Little Caesars' $7 Slices-N-Stix pizza.

While the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed with the hopes of making life easier for those with disabilities, its provisions aren’t always as effective as disabled Americans had hoped.

Card skimmers are a common way for criminals to steal someone’s credit card information.

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On Saturday, April 1, Twitter says it will begin the process of removing legacy checkmarks on profiles. (Yes, the company chose April Fools' Day.) That means we’ll supposedly see those checkmarks disappear on the more than 400,000 profiles that were verified before Elon Musk took over, ending a program that lets you know who is really who they say they are on a platform.

The decision was met with derision this week, and celebrities—who were a big appeal for many users... Читать дальше...

Kayla Gardner, who has more than 498,000 followers on TikTok, recently posted a multi-part series that allegedly exposed her cheating boyfriend in a truly cinematic way: via a cruise ship's live feed.

It's almost always jarring when you think you're about to taste one thing, and then it ends up having a completely unexpected flavor profile. Like going to someone's house and them handing you a glass of soda that looks like cola, and it ends up being grape.

Airbnb has revolutionized the travel and tourism industry in many ways — especially in a more digital era. But the online marketplace for short-term homestays and vacations is far from perfect, with hosts and guests both going viral in the past for not always following the rules.

One mom took to TikTok to express shock over the charges to her daughter's school lunch account. In a video that has been viewed over 30,000 times, user @ItsMeJustKesh provided literal receipts that show an itemized list of the things that her daughter purchased to eat while at school—and what each item costs.