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Philadelphians are fueled by three things: brotherly love, the certainty that whatever year it is currently is going to be the Eagles' year, and a deep passion for cheesesteaks.

The lawsuit is bold, and few legal observers thought it would get this far. But for the 21 young plaintiffs who are suing the federal government for its failure to protect them — and all of us — from global warming-related harm, it's an open and shut case involving basic constitutional rights. 

YouTube has terminated the massive channel Toy Freaks in what appears to be a purge of questionable content aimed at kids.

Turning the NES into a console that can be played on the go would probably make it the best-selling console of the year. Too bad it was made by a modder and not Nintendo.

Disheartened by the treatment of friend and fellow rapper Meek Mill during a recent sentencing, rapper Jay-Z took a hard stance for criminal justice reform in an op-ed published Friday in the New York Times.

There's a simple art to releasing bad news — do it when the fewest people are looking. 

There are moments that Sylvia Acevedo, CEO of the Girl Scouts of the USA, just can't forget. 

2-year-old Sol had his arm amputated when he was 10 days old. When his father, Ben Ryan, found out his newborn son couldn’t get a functional prosthetic until he was three, he started Ambionics to build one himself. Inspired by the way fluid moves a spider's legs, the prosthetics uses hydraulic technology.  Read more...

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Walmart already wants to take Tesla's new semi-truck for a spin.

The retail giant told CNBC on Friday that it's “excited to be among the first” to test the new vehicle, which was announced for the first time on Thursday night.

"We believe we can learn how this technology performs within our supply chain, as well as how it could help us meet some of our long-term sustainability goals, such as lowering emissions,” a spokesperson for the company told the network.

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The thought of consuming 82 nuggets when you’re a kid seems like a dream. It would be like a gift bestowed upon you from above.

Stitch Fix debuted on the stock market on Friday, and while things didn't go quite as well as expected, they still went pretty smoothly. 

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Transparent star Trace Lysette has accused co-star Jeffrey Tambor of sexual harassment, saying Tambor has long made "sexual advances" toward her, and one time "got physical."

Homes for Hope was created by USC School of Architecture students during the Fall 2016 semester. The course, called The Homeless Studio, was funded by the Martin Architecture and Design Workshop (MADWORKSHOP) and led by MADWORKSHOP director Sofia Borges and board member R. Scott Mitchell.  

The Trump administration's ban reversal on elephant trophies has sparked outrage and disappointment across social media. 

If you've ever stepped inside a Cheesecake Factory — a restaurant chain found in America's malls, shopping centers, and suburban landscapes that looks like a pop-up palace built by someone playing Sid Meier's Civilization wrong — you've probably wondered, "How does this exist?"