Disneyland turned 70 last Thursday, and the celebration was every bit as extra as you’d expect. From pre-dawn cast festivities to a giant Main Street photo op, a Stock Exchange bell-ringing, and a tra ...

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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland City Council is looking to rewrite the rules for how it spends tax dollars from casinos in neighborhoods. The goal? Resolve ongoing frustrations over how strict and slow ...

The gyro is particularly good, with tender, well-seasoned meat and a tzatziki sauce that finds that perfect balance between creamy and tangy. Their wraps are stuffed to the point of requiring ...

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Garry Tan, CEO of Y Combinator, condemned a viral fake rejection letter as a sad attention-seeking attempt and urged social media to stop the anti-YC sentiment.

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A traveling exhibition resurrects Rachel Ruysch, an ambitious Dutch painter (and two-time lottery winner) whose intricate still lifes still stun.

When I was a kid, my aunt and uncle grew tomatoes in plastic buckets lined up like soldiers on the cement patio in their tiny Queens, New York, backyard.