Toenail fungus is one of those conditions people whisper about—as if it’s a personal failure instead of an incredibly common, ...

Researchers have identified hydrogen sulfide as a surprisingly effective tool for treating difficult nail infections. It penetrates nails more efficiently than current drugs and kills pathogens by ...

Cheap Trick recently announced the upcoming “All Washed Up Tour” set to run from early March through late April, 2026. Following their “Royal Flush” 2025 trek with Heart, Cheap Trick will kick off the ...

As Republicans and Democrats battle for the upper hand in the federal government shutdown, President Donald Trump has zeroed in on a new target for potentially breaking the deadlock: eliminating the ...

As someone who lives in constant fear of losing my hard-earned gear in extraction shooters, Arc Raiders is a refreshingly approachable take on the genre, even if it throws giant robots and loot-hungry ...

In 2025, the landscape of personal wellness technology continues to evolve toward precision, convenience, and clinical reliability. Among these advancements, Fungabeam has emerged as a pioneering ...

Whether it’s clinking steins of pilsner at Oktoberfest in Germany, lingering over a Guinness Extra Stout in a Dublin pub, or washing down seafood with a lager at a Goan shack, beer is often the most ...

Hot off the heels of Coachella and the VMAs, Gaga’s extended “The Mayhem Ball” tour will head to Glendale, Ariz. and Inglewood (Los Angeles) in February 2026. “Mayhem” then heads to Fort Worth, Texas, ...

Free alternatives may exist for Microsoft Office components, but sometimes they can’t stand in for the original. And as a student, the new cost of $100 per year for a Microsoft 365 Personal account is ...

Perfectly polished nails can quickly become a nightmare when fungal infections take hold. These persistent organisms thrive in the warm, moist environments that many popular nail care practices ...

Erin Schmidt, owner of Douglas County-based decluttering business Home Liberated LLC, finds new homes for all sorts of items that her clients don't want to keep, such as these balls of yarn.