For only the second time ever, the cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio, made popular by Nobel laureate Robert Shiller ...

Grade inflation and title inflation can trap us in a new normal where perfection is the only path to success, and perfection itself has lost all meaning.

Under-inflated tires can contribute to an increased stopping distance, decreased grip on the road and poorer gas mileage.

Greg Gutfeld is a mean-spirited little man. Wait, did I just say that? In some circles, pointing out a guy’s height — or conspicuous lack of it, in Gutfeld’s pint-sized case — might be considered ...

The wording of the official definition of Islamophobia has reportedly been rehashed amid concerns about the impact it could have on free speech. A Government working group will focus on defining 'anti ...

Some words embody a mood, vibe or personality all of their own. “Insouciant” is one of those words that just rolls off the tongue with effortless ease. But beneath its unbothered surface lies a ...

Flooding in southwest Colorado impacts Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, a popular route for tourists to check out the fall colors. Republicans are setting a trap ahead of Saturday’s ‘No ...

Swift’s “CANCELLED!” lyrics explain her frustration with the women in her life being subject to critical double standards. “Did you girlboss too close to the sun? Did they catch you having far too ...

Hello, prepare yourself because "Wood" makes "Dress" seem completely PG-13. Taylor Swift's 9th track on The Life of a Showgirl starts off as cute and romantic with lyrics like "seems to be that you ...

Fans started speculating that Taylor Swift's new song "Actually Romantic" was about Charli xcx before it even dropped. The lyrics address an unnamed singer who is obsessed with Taylor. Reminder: ...

The second track on Taylor Swift’s new album, The Life of a Showgirl, is called “Elizabeth Taylor.” The lyrics to the song reference Taylor’s famous fragrance, White Diamonds, and mention places she ...

We heard tell Thursday of phone calls going out to Little Rock voters to take their temperature on declared and potential 2026 mayoral candidates. Who’s behind the calls, and are the people mentioned ...