The Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball has become one of the world’s best-known symbols. Each Dec. 31 at 11:59 p.m., the ball makes its descent down the flagpole atop One Times Square in New York City – ...

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It’s one small step for man — and one giant, badass layup for robot kind. Researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) have programmed a Unitree G1 humanoid robot to play ...

The former Huskies stalwart was out of an NFL job for all of 24 hours before he got it back. Myles Gaskin always has been an elusive running back, whenever choosing which hole to run through to get ...

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Bruno Fernandes volleyed the ball high over the top of Manchester City’s right flank, a pass that was made up of one part hope, one part instinct. The Portuguese midfielder’s antenna had sensed that ...

GENESEE COUNTY, MI — It’s a fair that has been ongoing since 1849. A lot has changed since its earliest days, but the core values and purpose of the Genesee County Fair stays consistent in providing a ...

Check out this amazing footage showing the wildly fun activity of rolling downhill in a giant ball. Piotr Fox Wysocki from Wellington, New Zealand, took a trip to Rotorua where he gave zorbing a go.

Vegeta’s most surprising development is undoubtedly his ability to tap into the Super Saiyan 3 state. However, upon deeper reflection, this isn’t the most significant growth he undergoes. Daima allows ...

DEAR HELOISE: Dryer sheets are not biodegradable, so they’re here forever. I stopped using them altogether in favor of wool dryer balls. It’s a one-time purchase that lasts for many years and ...

Like it or hate it (Paul Skenes leans towards the latter), an automated strikezone is coming to Major League Baseball, likely sooner rather than later. This year marked the first when players could ...