A woman felt like she blended into the background when she worked in a 9-5 corporate job. Lina, AKA Cigno, didn’t get to celebrate her individuality as she plugged away at an office in Germany. So in order to pursue her dreams, she jetted off to San Francisco to pursue life as a tattoo model. She’s since covered her body

You’re shopping in the spices aisle, collecting your ingredients for dinner. All of the sudden, you wonder if you already have garlic salt at the house. Or did you run out? You can’t remember. It would be so frustrating if you got all the way home and confirmed that yes, you are in fact out of garlic salt. You’d have

AT&T and Comcast — parent companies of Warner Bros. and NBCUniversal — have joined a growing list of companies that are refusing to donate to members of Congress who sought to overturn the election results last week. The move comes less than a week after rioters loyal to President Trump stormed the Capitol, leaving five people dead, including a Capitol

Are you ready, kids ― to cover your ears? On any other channel, Sunday’s NFL playoff game featuring the New Orleans Saints’ 21-9 win over the Chicago Bears would be pretty dismal. (After all, the Bears’ defense was more porous than SpongeBob.) But Nickelodeon’s first kid-focused NFL broadcast made it a real treat — as in, we’d learn a player’s

Olivia Troye was a seasoned Homeland Security official who worked under Vice President Mike Pence and was assigned to his coronavirus task force. In July, she made international news when she resigned from her post and denounced the administration's handling of the pandemic. (She said President Trump often did "the complete opposite" of what experts had advised him in an

EACH time you receive a payslip you probably notice a significant chunk has been deducted by the taxman. But what exactly is being taken away and why? What does PAYE stand for? PAYE is an acronym that stands for Pay As You Earn. Employers use the PAYE scheme to deduct tax from their employees' pay slips. As the title suggests,

Monday, January 11, 2021 Get the Morning Brief sent directly to your inbox every Monday to Friday by 6:30 a.m. ET. Subscribe Jobs data disappoints as longer-term optimism ramps up The last full month of Trump’s presidency was dismal for the U.S. economy. On Friday, we learned U.S. employers unexpectedly shed jobs for the first time since April. The hardest

Justin Thomas has apologized after using a homophobic slur during the third round of the Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii on Saturday. The incident, which was picked up by a television microphone, occurred when the 27-year-old golf champion missed a 7-foot par putt on the fourth hole at the Kapalua Plantation Golf Course, leading him to say the offensive

Jake Angeli, who was photographed on Wednesday standing shirtless inside the Senate chamber, wearing a horned hat with a painted face, was taken into custody Saturday, according to the Department of Justice. “Jacob Anthony Chansley, a.k.a. Jake Angeli, of Arizona, was charged with knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, and with violent entry

A 3-year-old dog from an animal shelter in Denver has made history after becoming the first pit bull in the city to be adopted in over 30 years. Gumdrop, who has been renamed Odin by his new family, is the first pit bull to be adopted in Denver since 1989, Denver Department of Public Health & Environment spokesperson Kyle Wagner