Livestream: Artemis II is about to fly around the Moon. At around 1:56pm ET, they’ll surpass the Apollo 13 distance record. And: “At their closest point, they’ll pass roughly 4,000 miles above the lunar surface.”  ( 3 min )

New vocabulary word: “RAM harvester”. RAM chips are so expensive right now that RAM harvesters are stealing them out of demo computers at electronics stores.  ( 2 min )

Missed this last week: Lane 8 dropped their Spring 2026 Mixtape. Available on YouTube and Soundcloud.  ( 2 min )

Max Cooper’s music videos are always worth a look. This one, directed by Katia Schutz, is for a song called Pattern Index from his forthcoming album (Feeling Is Structure, May 8). Cooper describes Feeling Is Structure as an “audiovisual album”, which I take to mean that each song will have an associated video released with it. A second video, Ebb and Flow, is already out too: Tags: Katia Schutz · Max Cooper · music · video  ( 2 min )

Lessons from fighting cancer that apply to resisting authoritarianism. 1. We need each other. 2. We must move, even when on uncertain ground. 3. Past trauma will bring us down if we do not release its effects on us. And more…  ( 3 min )

“The promise of the open web was colonized by internet giants. But the power of LLMs and agentic coding means we can start to take it back. We can build customized, personal software for ourselves that does what we want.”  ( 2 min )

Louisiana, Virginia, Massachusetts, New York, and Maryland: only five US states have ever had a Black governor.  ( 2 min )

Bob Ryan attended his first Final Four in 1970, when UCLA beat Jacksonville in College Park. He’s in Indianapolis this year for what he estimates is his 35th. In the 55 years between those two trips, he has watched sports media transform into something he doesn’t always recognize, and in a recent appearance on SiriusXM’s…  ( 13 min )

Paramount owner David Ellison is getting a little help from his friends … in the Middle East. Ellison’s company was successfully able to wiggle its way into a purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery earlier this year, supplanting Netflix as the future owner of the oft-transacted media conglomerate. How Ellison and his billionaire father, Oracle founder…  ( 12 min )

Regardless of whether Luka Dončić plays another game during this regular season, Tracy McGrady and Carmelo Anthony are calling on the NBA to make him eligible for end-of-season awards. Dončić suffered a left hamstring injury during the Los Angeles Lakers’ blowout loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder last Thursday night. And while Stephen A. Smith…  ( 12 min )

Masters week is finally upon us. The long wait between July, when the last men’s major championship was contested, and the second weekend in April is almost over. In Ryder Cup years like 2025, that wait is marginally less painful. But even still, those months between October and April hit all the same. This Thursday,…  ( 13 min )

Awful Announcing has learned that Blue Wire has announced six new content partnerships to kick off 2026, adding the Late Braking F1 Podcast, Trey Wingo, Crown Global Media, RealGM Radio, The Windup, and Smittyverse to its network. The additions continue a stretch of growth for the podcast network that dates back to its early days…  ( 11 min )

This originally appeared in Monday’s edition of The A Block, Awful Announcing’s daily newsletter with the latest sports media news, commentary, and analysis. Sign up here and be the first to know everything going on in the sports media world. From inside the press conference room in Phoenix, the feeling permeating the room was not…  ( 12 min )

YouTube golf, and golf content creators broadly, have become a critical part of the golf media writ large. It’s how a lot of golf fans, particularly younger generations, interact with the sport. In recent years, we’ve seen golf’s establishment welcome these creators with open arms, hoping to capture a slice of their audience in the…  ( 12 min )

Marquee Sports Network color commentator Jim Deshaies found a very unique way to bring Easter Sunday into his commentary during Game 1 of the Chicago Cubs’ doubleheader against the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field. In the top of the seventh inning, Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson fouled off a 3-2 offering from Cleveland left-hander Tim Herrin,…  ( 11 min )

Usually, I like to open my column with some kind of flowery sentence to set the mood before I drop my thesis. I have been staring at my laptop for thirty minutes trying to come up with something clever, and it dawns on me that there is no need for prose here. CBS and TNT…  ( 15 min )

South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley was asked a question about Connecticut head coach Geno Auriemma after the Gamecocks lost 79-52 to UCLA in the women’s NCAA Tournament national championship game on Sunday in Phoenix, and she made it clear that she would like the focus to be on the Bruins. To recap, Auriemma called…  ( 12 min )

San Francisco Giants third baseman Matt Chapman made an inexplicable baserunning mistake during the ninth inning of Sunday’s 5-2 loss to the New York Mets, and the SNY Mets broadcast didn’t hesitate to call him out on it. Trailing 5-2 in the ninth with no outs and nobody else on base, Chapman decided to try…  ( 12 min )

The YES Network broadcast delivered, well, interesting commentary to begin the bottom of the third inning of Sunday’s game between the Miami Marlins and New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. As the broadcast had its “Pinstripe Pride” moment recognizing passionate Yankees fans, a photo was shown of a Yankees fan, Rebecca, and her granddaughter, Hannah.…  ( 11 min )

All Times Eastern NCAA Men’s Tournament National Championship Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN Announcers: Ian Eagle/Grant Hill/Bill Raftery//Tracy Wolfson UConn vs. Michigan — TBS/TNT/truTV/HBO Max, 8:50 p.m. Announcers: Ernie Johnson/Charles Barkley/Clark Kellogg/Bruce Pearl/Kenny Smith Championship Central live from Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN — TBS/TNT/truTV/HBO Max, 6:30 p.m. Inside March Madness live from Lucas Oil…  ( 11 min )

All Times Eastern College Football Ross Tucker College Draft — DraftKings Network, 3:30 p.m. ACC Network Football Podcast — ACC Network, 5 p.m. College Softball Auburn at Arkansas — SEC Network/ESPN Unlimited, 7 p.m. EFL Championship Matchday 41 Ipswich Town vs. Birmingham City — CBS Sports Golazo Network, 10 a.m. Swansea City vs. Middlesbrough —…  ( 15 min )

Rep. Congressman David Kustoff defended Trump's vulgar Truth Social post aimed squarely at Iran on Monday, saying that the president used words "only Donald Trump can use" and the message "may have moved the ball down the line." The post House Republican Defends Trump’s Profanity-Laced Iran Post: It’s Language ‘Only Donald Trump Can Use’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The president was asked point-blank by a reporter why it wouldn't be a war crime if the U.S. military were to carry out Trump's latest threats against Iran. The post ‘How Would it Not Be a War Crime?’ Trump Bluntly Confronted On His Iran Threats first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

"There are some scenarios that would result in a recession, which generally reduces inflation, and other scenarios that would lead to a recession with inflation" The post Jamie Dimon Warns Trump’s Iran War Will Harden Inflation and Risks a Recession first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

President Donald Trump was asked if he felt the United Kingdom "should resurrect like Jesus" while speaking to reporters in front of the White House on Monday The post Trump Gets Asked if He Thinks the UK ‘Should Resurrect Like Jesus’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Jennifer Griffin marveled at the "eye watering mission" completed by U.S. service members to rescue an airman who ejected over Iran. The post ‘We Are Talking Multiple Medals of Honor’: Fox’s Jennifer Griffin Marvels at Miraculous Iran Rescue Op first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Trump fumed at a reporter from PBS after she asked how attacking Iran's energy infrastructure — as he has threatened to do — would help civilians. The post ‘Radical Left Group of Lunatics!’ Trump Scolds PBS Reporter Who Asked Him How It Helps Iranians to Attack Country’s Energy Infrastructure first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

President Donald Trump complained that Americans won't let him stay in Iran long enough to take the country's oil, which is what he'd really like to do. The post ‘Unfortunately’: Trump Complains Americans Want War to End, Won’t Let Him Stay and Take Iran’s Oil first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

"So I'm very upset with a certain group of people and they're gonna pay a big price for that. But the Iranian people will fight back." The post ‘They’re Gonna Pay a Big Price’: Trump Wildly Claims US Guns Sent to Iran Were Kept by the Wrong People first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Messages published by the the San Antonio Express-News reportedly show Gonzales repeatedly asking his then-campaign director for photos and sex in 2020. The post ‘Squeeze My Balls’: Wild Texts Allegedly Show Embattled GOP Lawmaker Made Sexual Demands of Campaign Director first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

President Donald Trump was confronted by a reporter at the White House on Monday about his "vulgar" threat for Iran to "open the fuckin'" Strait of Hormuz The post Trump Confronted About His Profane Threat to Iran: ‘Why Did You Use Such Vulgar Language?’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

"Chances for reaching a partial deal over the next 48 hours are slim. But this last-ditch effort could be the only chance to prevent a dramatic escalation" The post JUST IN: Iran Rejects US Offer For Temporary Ceasefire first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

President Trump spoke to a group of children at the annual White House Egg Roll about his ongoing war against Iran while flanked by the Easter Bunny. The post Trump Gives War Update to Children While Flanked by the Easter Bunny: ‘Our Warriors Are the Greatest Fighters on Earth’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The parents of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos, whose ICE detention sparked national outrage, told CBS News that their son is a "different boy." The post 5-Year-Old Detained by ICE Tells CBS He’s Still Scared of ‘La Inmigración’ — Parents Say He’s Now ‘Very Different’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

CNN's Jake Tapper called out former Trump official Joe Kent for sharing Iranian media the U.S. was trying to "kill" its own soldier, right before he was rescued The post Joe Kent Promotes Iranian State Media Report About US Trying to Kill Stranded Soldier — Right Before His Rescue first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Rep. Pat Fallon said the Trump administration would not be able to withdraw from its war against Iran until a full-scale invasion takes place. The post Republican Congressman Says U.S. ‘Can’t Leave’ Iran Until It Puts ‘Boots on the Ground’ for a Full-Scale Invasion: ‘I Just Don’t See Any Other Way’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

President Donald Trump's move to endorse former Fox News host Steve Hilton in the California governor's race has befuddled analysts across the political spectrump. The post Trump’s Endorsement in CA Governor Race Leaves Political Analysts Scratching Their Heads first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The United States Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Steve Bannon, a longtime adviser to Trump, in a move that could possibly lead to a dismissal of his contempt of Congress conviction. The post JUST IN: Supreme Court Sides With Steve Bannon, Leading to Possible Dismissal of His Contempt of Congress Conviction first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 9 min )

CNN's Harry Enten rained all over Democrats' midterm parade on Monday morning while revealing why the GOP just might hold on to the Senate. The post CNN Data Guru Reveals GOP May Keep the Senate Thanks to Dems’ ‘Historically Low’ Midterm Lead first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 12 min )

Summers has circulated updated analysis to fellow economists suggesting the current economic trajectory bears similarities to past inflation shocks. The post Larry Summers Reportedly Believes Trump’s Economy Is on the Brink of Crisis first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 9 min )

Elon Musk's armed security guards were deputized as federal agents despite not having received "basic law enforcement training," according to a new report. The post Elon Musk’s DOGE Security Deputized as Federal Agents Despite Lack of ‘Basic Law Enforcement Training’: Report first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 9 min )

I’ve covered Trump’s social media for a decade. I’m rarely shocked. But my nephew is deployed on the USS Ford. This one hit different. The post Trump’s Iran Threat Is a Blinking Red Alert. Here’s Why. first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 13 min )

Scarborough raged at the “muted response” to the post and that previous president would not have gotten away with the same kind of outburst. The post Joe Scarborough Hammers ‘Numb’ GOP, Press and Evangelicals for ‘Muted’ Response to Profane Trump Post first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

NBC News anchor Savannah Guthrie returned to the anchor seat on Today after several months of absence due to the disappearance of her mother. The post ‘Ready or Not, Let’s Do The News’: Savannah Guthrie Returns to TODAY Show for the First Time Since Mother’s Disappearance first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

The framework, brokered through overnight negotiations involving Pakistan, lays out a two-stage process beginning with an immediate ceasefire followed by talks. The post US, Iran Eye Peace Proposal 48-Hours Before Trump’s ‘Hell’ Deadline – But Hormuz Standoff Remains first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Scarborough argued that Trump’s post was evidence of his “frustration” on resolving the standoff over re-opening the Strait of Hormuz. The post Joe Scarborough Slams Trump’s ‘Absolutely Obscene’ Iran Threat: ‘Insults Every Muslim Across the Planet!’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

The president branded birthright citizenship a "money-making HOAX" as his administration's push to restrict the policy faces mounting legal scrutiny. The post Trump Tells SCOTUS to ‘Study’ Mark Levin Show on ‘Money-Making’ Birthright ‘HOAX’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

President Donald Trump gave former Fox News host Steve Hilton his "COMPLETE & TOTAL ENDORSEMENT" in the 2026 California gubernatorial race on Sunday. The post Trump Endorses Former Fox News Host to Replace Gavin Newsom as California Governor first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Some foods come with more baggage than flavor, and suddenly everyone turns into a nutrition philosopher. You grab a snack, and a debate about virtue, self control, and longevity erupts out of nowhere. It is not just what you eat, it is what people think it says about you. Let’s unpack the foods that mysteriously […]  ( 10 min )

Tucked along East Indian School Road in Phoenix, Frasher’s Smokehouse has quietly built a loyal following of BBQ fans who swear by its smoky, flavor-packed food. With over 1,200 Google reviews and a 4.4-star rating, this casual counter-service spot punches well above its weight. Locals keep coming back for one reason above all others: the […]  ( 10 min )

Remember when “kid food” meant simple, cheap, and smile-inducing? Somewhere along the way, adults turned snack time into a spectacle with gold leaf, truffle dust, and price tags that sting. It is fun until you realize a childhood classic now requires reservations and a small loan. Let’s laugh, cringe, and nod along at the foods […]  ( 11 min )

Most people think you need a passport to find whitewashed walls, turquoise water, and dreamy coastal architecture. Alys Beach, tucked along Florida’s Gulf Coast in the Florida Panhandle, might just change your mind. This small, carefully planned community looks like it was lifted straight from the Greek islands and quietly placed between Rosemary Beach and […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away in the rolling hills of northeast Tennessee, Jonesborough is the kind of town that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. As Tennessee’s oldest town, it carries centuries of history within its charming brick-lined streets and cozy storefronts. With a population of just under 6,000 people, this small gem is part […]  ( 11 min )

Some dishes just hit differently when someone else cooks them. Maybe it is the timing, the patience, or that sprinkle of love you cannot bottle. You could follow the same recipe and still miss the magic by a few degrees. Let’s celebrate those comforting classics that always seem better when they arrive from another kitchen. […]  ( 9 min )

Tucked away inside the Ocala National Forest in Florida, Fern Hammock Springs is one of those rare places that makes you stop and stare. The water is so clear and blue that it almost looks like someone painted it. Bubbling up from underground, this magical spring is surrounded by lush green ferns and towering trees […]  ( 10 min )

If you love finding great deals on everyday items, Savers on West Bell Road in Phoenix, Arizona is a store worth checking out. With over 1,500 customer reviews and a solid 4.1-star rating, this thrift store has built a reputation as one of the Valley’s go-to spots for secondhand shopping. From clothing and shoes to […]  ( 11 min )

Ever notice how your favorite groceries seem to shrink while your receipt keeps growing? You are not imagining it. Shrinkflation quietly trims portions, tweaks packaging, and bets you will not check the ounces. Let us unpack the sneaky changes so you can shop smarter and keep more value in your cart. Candy bar The candy […]  ( 10 min )

Tucked away in the small town of Nipomo, California, Jocko’s Steakhouse has been serving up unforgettable meals for decades. Located at 125 N Thompson Ave, this laid-back spot has earned a 4.5-star rating from over 4,000 happy customers. From the moment you step out of your car and catch that irresistible aroma of oak-grilled meat, […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the heart of Nevada along the famous U.S. Route 50, Austin is one of those rare places that seems frozen in time — in the best possible way. Sitting at 6,575 feet on the western slopes of the Toiyabe Range, this tiny town of just 167 people carries a history much bigger […]  ( 12 min )

Some foods get an unfair reputation until you try them prepared with a little know how. A bitter bite becomes balanced, a funky aroma turns intriguing, and textures suddenly click when cooked right. Consider this your friendly nudge to give these underloved eats another chance. By the end, you might discover new favorites hiding in […]  ( 12 min )

Somewhere between a treasure hunt and a Texas-sized adventure, First Monday Trade Days in Canton, TX has been drawing bargain hunters for generations. Held monthly over four days, this legendary flea market sprawls across hundreds of acres with hundreds of vendors selling everything from antiques to handmade salsa. With just $25 in your pocket, you […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along South Dale Mabry Highway in Tampa, Florida, Sunshine Thrift Store has become a go-to spot for shoppers who love a good deal. Whether you are hunting for unique clothing, household items, or hidden gems, this store has something for everyone. With over 795 reviews and a solid 4.1-star rating, it has built a […]  ( 11 min )

Some foods show up to the party looking a little chaotic, yet somehow they vanish before anything else. You know the ones that get side eye on arrival, then mysteriously end up scraped clean. That mix of comfort, nostalgia, and pure flavor always wins. Let’s celebrate the lovable messes you keep reaching for without a […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away at 13623 N 32nd St in Phoenix, Arizona, the Original Breakfast House is the kind of place that makes you want to skip the alarm and show up hungry. With a laid-back surf theme, friendly staff, and a menu packed with creative breakfast dishes, it has earned a 4.7-star rating from nearly 5,000 […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along Winfield Dunn Parkway in Sevierville, Tennessee, Flea Traders Paradise is one of the most exciting shopping spots in the Smoky Mountain region. With hundreds of vendors selling everything from handmade crafts to vintage collectibles, this place is a bargain hunter’s dream. The best part? You can walk away with a cart full of […]  ( 11 min )

Before viral recipes and fancy gadgets, families cooked meals that warmed the soul and filled the table. These dishes did not chase clout, they earned loyalty through flavor, thrift, and love. Each bite carries stories of weeknights, Sundays, and shared plates. Ready to revisit the timeless food that never needed a spotlight to shine? Pot […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked along the main drag of Wickenburg, Arizona, the Horseshoe Cafe is the kind of place that feels like home the moment you walk through the door. With a 4.5-star rating from over 1,300 happy customers, this western-style diner has earned its reputation as a local gem. From legendary biscuits and gravy to massive pancakes […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away at 3851 Emerson St in Jacksonville, Florida, The Thrift Store is one of those places you have to see to believe. It is massive, packed with everything from clothes and shoes to furniture and collectibles, all under one roof. With over 1,100 reviews and a loyal following of weekly shoppers, this store has […]  ( 11 min )

We have all side-eyed a potluck classic, only to circle back and clean the tray. These so-called guilty pleasures might not win style points, but they always win silence. You take a test bite, then another, and suddenly your plate is suspiciously spotless. Here are the homestyle heroes everyone judges fast and finishes faster. Deviled […]  ( 11 min )

Perched high in Sequoia National Park, Moro Rock Trail is one of California’s most jaw-dropping short hikes. This granite dome rises dramatically from the forest, offering 360-degree views that feel almost too stunning to be real. At just about half a mile round trip, it packs more wow factor per step than almost any other […]  ( 11 min )

Nevada is home to some seriously impressive thrift stores where the deals can blow your mind. Whether you are hunting for vintage clothing, furniture, electronics, or household goods, these spots have something for everyone. Shoppers of all ages love the thrill of finding a great item at a fraction of the original price. Get ready […]  ( 8 min )

Let’s be honest: some foods taste better when no one is watching. You swear you have standards, then a stressful Tuesday turns into a private feast of nostalgic, slightly questionable glory. These classics might not impress a foodie friend, but they sure comfort your tired soul. Ready to admit what you secretly crave when the […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked right inside the small town of Blanco, Texas, Blanco State Park is one of those hidden gems that most people drive past without a second glance. Sitting on 104.6 acres along the scenic Blanco River, this compact park packs in swimming, fishing, hiking, camping, and more. With a 4.5-star rating from thousands of visitors, […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along North Main Street in Gainesville, Florida, Clock Restaurant has been quietly winning hearts for over 46 years. With a no-fuss, old-school diner vibe and a menu loaded with Southern comfort classics, it has earned a devoted following among locals and visitors alike. Whether you stop in for fluffy pancakes at sunrise or a […]  ( 12 min )

Some meals used to be weeknight no-brainers, served without a second thought. Now, they feel like quirky time capsules from grandma’s kitchen, equal parts cozy and slightly chaotic. You might laugh, cringe, or suddenly crave something starchy and smothered in gravy. Let’s revisit the classics you grew up hearing were normal, and decide whether they […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked into the Mule Mountains of southeastern Arizona, Bisbee is a one-of-a-kind town that feels like stepping back into the Old West. Once a booming copper-mining hub, this colorful hillside city has reinvented itself as a haven for artists, history lovers, and curious travelers. Winding staircases, Victorian homes, quirky shops, and stunning mountain views make […]  ( 11 min )

Pizza is one of the most beloved foods in America, and every region has its own way of making it special. From crispy thin crusts in New York to deep-dish legends in Chicago, the variety is truly jaw-dropping. Whether you’re a lifelong pizza lover or just starting to explore beyond your local slice shop, this […]  ( 13 min )

Tucked along US-11E in Telford, Tennessee, the Jonesborough Flea Market is one of those places that feels like a hidden gem the moment you walk in. Every Sunday from 7 AM to 3 PM, hundreds of vendors spread out across a large property selling everything from antiques and tools to fresh produce and live animals. […]  ( 11 min )

Florida is not exactly famous for waterfalls, but Falling Waters State Park in Chipley, FL is here to change that. Hidden just a few miles off Interstate 10, this park is home to the tallest waterfall in the state, dropping an impressive 73 feet into a mysterious limestone sinkhole. Whether you are a nature lover, […]  ( 12 min )

These are the meals you reach for when the day asks too much and you need something steady. They might look plain on the plate, but the first bite tells a more generous story. Each one trades polish for presence and leaves you softer around the edges. Set the table or eat over the sink, […]  ( 11 min )

Breakfast has a magical way of bringing people together, whether it’s a slow Sunday morning or a busy weekday rush. Some dishes have been on tables for generations, yet somehow they get forgotten in the age of smoothie bowls and overnight oats. The good news is that these classic breakfast recipes are ready for a […]  ( 13 min )

We have all seen that one dish at a party that looks a little questionable, right up until the platter is mysteriously empty. These are the sleeper hits that win over the room while the fancy options linger. You think you will pass, then one bite turns into three and suddenly you are guarding the […]  ( 11 min )

America has a deep, delicious love affair with the hamburger. From greasy spoon diners to upscale steakhouses, the perfect burger can be found in every corner of the country. Whether you like yours stacked high with toppings or kept simple with just meat and bun, the search for the ultimate patty is a serious mission. […]  ( 12 min )

Some meals seem easy until you are the one juggling timing, texture, and seasoning. You learn fast that patience, rest time, and heat control can make or break comfort food. Try cooking these classics and you will respect every quiet detail that holds them together. By the end, you will taste the difference your hands […]  ( 11 min )

Some foods get labeled old fashioned, yet they keep outlasting every headline-grabbing trend. When you crave something that actually satisfies, these classics prove why they never left. They win with patience, honest ingredients, and results you can taste before the first bite. Let these time-tested favorites remind you what real comfort feels like. Pot roast […]  ( 12 min )

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The company’s “Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato … And Fries” plays on social media vernacular as it aspires to ‘move at the speed of culture’  ( 26 min )

If you're interested in working for the government, you need to see this list. The post The Best Law Schools For Government Law (2026) appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 6 min )

The girls are fighting. The post Battle Brewing To Replace Bondi appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 9 min )

[Sponsored] As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone. The post Keeping Law School Accessible When Federal Loans Fall Short appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 7 min )

Your tour of all things related to lawyer and judicial ethics, with University of Houston law professor Renee Knake Jefferson. The post Legal Ethics Roundup: Bondi Out, Bove Recusal, ‘Strip Law,’ 60% Judges Use AI While Sanctions Continue For Lawyers, Viral Judge Videos & More appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 16 min )

Generic medicines face no tariffs, though the Trump administration reserves the right to revisit that in the future. Some branded drugmakers face a reduced tariff rate, but that could change if they don’t reach a so-called most-favored nation drug price deal. The post The Drug Companies Avoiding Trump’s Tariffs — For Now appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 8 min )

* On the phenomenon of right-wing legal academics trying to provide cover for the Supreme Court to do whatever they want. [One First] * Personal injury law firm with a $125 million outside investment. [Bloomberg Law] * Judge tells Trump administration to pound sand in its quest of race-related data from colleges. [Reuters] * The terminally online far right has their fav Attorney General candidate. [Politico] * The Justice Department has *thoughts* about the presidential records act. [ABA Journal] * The human cost of overturning Roe v. Wade. [Slate] The post Morning Docket: 04.06.26 appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 5 min )

NEW YORK CITY, you say? Yes, New York City.

The Sunday shows sucked on Easter, like all the other Sundays.

Au revoir! (That's two hints now. Three if you count le hibou.)

Armageddon excited yet?

News and things to read and watch!

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The Trump administration has failed to offer the American public a clear timeline on how long the war in Iran will last. Right-wing media’s scattered predictions on the timeline reflect Trump’s inconsistency — sometimes the war will end vaguely soon, sometimes it will take weeks, sometimes the U.S. has already won. As the war has progressed, many right-wing media figures have additionally claimed that the end is contingent on the U.S. controlling the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, some right-wing figures have challenged the administration's assertions that the war will be wrapped up quickly.  ( 17 min )

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A lot of people assume getting your muscle tone back after 60 means longer gym... The post 5 Chair Exercises That Restore Muscle Tone Faster Than Gym Sessions After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 19 min )

Most people think the answer to trimming love handles is more crunches or longer gym... The post 4 Standing Exercises That Shrink Love Handles Faster Than Weight Training After 50 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 18 min )

There are certain powerhouse exercises that, if easily done, are an excellent gauge of strength.... The post If You Can Hold a Wall Sit This Long After 55, Your Lower-Body Strength Is Elite appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 16 min )

Walk into almost any gym, and you’ll see squats front and center for leg training.... The post 5 Dumbbell Exercises That Build Leg Muscle Faster Than Squats After 55 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 20 min )

A perfectly thin, juicy piece of chicken parmesan needs to be crispy, the sauce has... The post 5 Chain Restaurants Serving the Best Chicken Parmesan and Garlic Bread appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Fried chicken is the ultimate comfort food. It’s crispy on the outside, juicy on the... The post 5 Popular Spots Serving Award-Winning Fried Chicken appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

If you order a creamy pasta from any restaurant, it’s not exactly going to be... The post 5 Unhealthiest Chain Restaurant Pastas You Can Order Right Now appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

When it comes to steak, quality, precision and flavor make all the difference, but  you... The post 6 Best High-End Chain Steakhouses, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 16 min )

Walk into most gyms, and you’ll see rows of machines designed to target your core,... The post 5 Chair Exercises That Flatten Belly Overhang Faster Than Gym Machines After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 19 min )

I have a little bit of a bone to pick with Olive Garden after they... The post 5 Olive Garden Dishes Diners Say Are Better Than the Unlimited Breadsticks appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Loaded potato skins hit a bunch of cravings at once—crispy, cheesy, salty, and comforting. It’s... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Loaded Potato Skins, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

A late-night meal is more than just filling up—it’s about lifestyle, convenience, and ritual. For... The post 5 Best Diner Chains in America for a Late-Night Meal, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

Onion rings might not be as popular as french fries as a side to fried... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Deep-Fried Fish and Onion Rings appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Haddock is one of the most delicious white fish options you can get, ideal for... The post 6 Chain Restaurants With the Best Beer-Battered Haddock and Chips appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Costco‘s Kirkland Signature label is raved about by fans who love the value, price point,... The post 7 Best Kirkland Finds as April Begins appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Breadsticks are a staple in many restaurants, and the best ones are warm, soft, and... The post 5 Chain Restaurants Serving the Best Unlimited Warm Breadsticks appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 12 min )

Halibut and chips is a classic combo especially popular in the U.K., where chip shops... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Fried Halibut and Thick-Cut Fries appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Texas has plenty going for it that's unique, but this Texas restaurant which is hidden inside of a functioning car dealership may just beat them all.  ( 4 min )

White Castle's newest limited-time menu offerings bring the heat, but are they worth buying? We tried them, and here's what we thought.  ( 6 min )

Chef and restaurateur Andrew Zimmern reveals his go-to budget-friendly fish, proving delicious seafood doesn't always need to break the bank.  ( 7 min )

While Nestlé may remind you of chocolate, the company owns various food and beverage brands. Discover 11 brands you may not have known were owned by Nestlé.  ( 6 min )

If you've ever been impressed by your local Applebee's serving time or underwhelmed by the quality of its dish, you should probably thank its microwave.  ( 4 min )

Do you love crescent rolls but need other ways to enjoy them besides turning them into savory bites? All you need is one extra ingredient to make them sweet.  ( 4 min )

Hawaii is renowned for its rich and hearty classic comfort foods. These are some of the most delicious options you definitely need to know about.  ( 13 min )

A good cream cheese can start your day feeling like you're living in luxury, while this store-bought cream cheese is one we could definitely live without.  ( 4 min )

Ben & Jerry's has been making ice cream for decades, but it wasn't the one who came up with the idea for one of its most iconic, rock and roll flavors.  ( 5 min )

A fast-casual chain like Chipotle produces a great deal of fresh food every day. What happens to the menu items that don't sell? The company has a plan.  ( 4 min )

From peptides to colostrum snacks....

Fact-checking is not censorship. Asking a publication to correct factual errors is not censorship. Pointing out that someone’s book contains demonstrably false claims is not censorship. None of this should require explanation. And yet here we are, because author Jacob Siegel has decided that Renee DiResta requesting corrections to false statements he made about her […]  ( 15 min )

The Supreme Court’s latest recap of its relative inactivity (Trump administration “emergency” appeals aside) has delivered yet more evidence of this court’s indifference to rights violations committed by the government. Other cases involving alleged rights violations that should have — at the very least — been handed over to jury for further consideration were tacitly […]  ( 10 min )

The Royals announced they have activated Michael Massey off the Injured list and have demoted Nick Loftin to Triple-A Omaha. Massey had missed the first nine games with a calf injury. He spent three games on rehab with Omaha and hit 3-for-12 (.333) With a home run. Massey is facing an important season after missing […]  ( 13 min )

Some of us hardcore fans track Royals players from the moment they are signed. Some of these players spend some time in Royals blue at the big league level, only to depart, others never make it to Kansas City, but continue their career bouncing around in other organizations. Some former Royals signed multi-year contracts last […]  ( 17 min )

A deep dive into the Kansas City Royals, from the bullpen to the blogosphere. In this episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, host Jeremy “Hokius” Greco sits down with Craig Brown of Into the Fountains for an in-depth conversation on the current state of the Kansas City Royals. From recent series takeaways against the Brewers […]  ( 15 min )

The Kansas City Royals will play their 10th game today, and went 4-5 in the first nine games of the year. Great? No. Awful? Also no. When the baseball season starts, it’s really hard to keep things in perspective. The season is 162 games for a reason: it takes a long time for trends to […]  ( 26 min )

Salvador Perez talks about the big six-run inning that led to Saturday’s win. “I think every time we’re doing something good, everybody gets excited,” Perez said. “The guy behind me is trying to do his job, you know, just try to keep the line moving.” Anne Rogers has more on the rally. “India getting it […]  ( 19 min )

claws is a terminal UI for AWS resource management. The post claws – terminal user interface for managing AWS resources appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Amass is an attack surface mapping and asset discovery framework. It performs network mapping of attack surfaces and external asset discovery. The post OWASP Amass- attack surface mapping and asset discovery framework appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

onsen is a small Python command line utility that brings a relaxing hot-springs theme to the terminal. The post onsen – rain sounds and white noise appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

PaddleOCR is an open-source OCR and document-parsing toolkit. It’s used to extract text and document structure from images and PDFs. The post PaddleOCR – OCR and document-parsing toolkit appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 12 min )

This article spotlights alternative tools to awk, software specialized for textual data manipulation. The post Alternatives to popular CLI tools: awk appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

CD audio grabbers are designed to extract ("rip") the raw digital audio (in a format commonly called CDDA) from a compact disc. The post 6 Best Free and Open Source Graphical Audio Grabbers appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

mplay is a command-line music player inspired by cplay, but with a richer terminal interface and a strong emphasis on customization. The post mplay – command-line music player inspired by cplay appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Handicraft is a term that describes many different types of work where practical and decorative objects are made by hand or by using only simple tools. Depending on your location, the phrase 'arts and crafts' may be more commonly used. The post 8 Best Free and Open Source Linux Crafting Tools appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Cam Overlay is a lightweight utility designed to add graphical overlays to video streams, for use with camera feeds and live video processing. The post GNOME Cam Overlay – webcam preview as a borderless overlay appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Despite having bumped it from 2.x to 3.x yesterday, I'm calling v4.0 on blogmore.el today. There's a good reason for this though. While tinkering with some of the configuration yesterday, and also answering a configuration question last night, I realised that it made sense to make some of the internals into public utility functions. Now, sure, Emacs Lisp doesn't really have internals in the private function sense, but I've always liked the approach that a package-- prefix communicates "internal, might go away" vs package- which tells me "this is a stable part of the API of this package". With this in mind I've always tried to write my code using this convention. I did this with blogmore.el too and a lot of the code had the blogmore-- prefix. There's plenty of code in there that someone mig…  ( 1 min )

I know it’s scary, but sometimes you have to delete files, and once they’re gone—they’re gone. I guess that was why GUI systems invented the trash folder. The trash is a safe place to store files you want to delete, just in case you made a mistake. In the UNIXy and Emacs worlds, once you delete that file, it’s gone, so you better have your story straight. UNIXy Way In UNIXy world, you can delete files with the trusty rm (remove) command, as follows: rm file.txt rm -rf directory/ Of course, once you have run that command, the file will be totally obliterated with no trace. While you should never do this, you should be aware of the dreaded nuclear solution to delete your whole filesystem from the root level: rm -rf /* Emacs Way The Emacs way of deleting files will also obliterate files entirely, but with dired you get the added safety of marking files first with the d key. Once you have made your selections, you can use the x key to execute the deletion operation You can also use capital D for immediate deletion. Likewise, if you wanted to run deletions interactively, you can run the functions directly: M-x delete-file M-x delete-directory So that’s how you can delete files using your command line, in UNIXy world, or your “dired” directory editor in Emacs. The post The Emacs Way: Deleting Files appeared first on Chris Maiorana.  ( 4 min )

View in the Internet Archive, watch or comment on YouTube, or email me. Chapters: 00:41:21 epwgraph 00:54:56 learning languages Emacs News for 2026-04-06, show epwgraph for managing Pipewire connections from Emacs, and share some of my language learning workflows. View Org source for this post You can e-mail me at sacha@sachachua.com.  ( 1 min )

mentions how M-x shows a lot of commands many of which make no sense in the current context. This has never bothered me because after inputting a few (fuzzy) letters, the display converges on the command I’m looking for. Others, are not so sanguine and find the long list annoying. It turns out that there’s an easy fix for this: read-extended-command-prefix. As of Emacs 28, You can set this variable to one of 3 values—or nil​—to control the filtering of commands in the candidate list. These are: command-completion-default-include-p Exclude on those commands tagged for a different mode. command-completion-using-modes-and-keymaps-p Include only commands tagged for the current buffer and those commands that have a keybinding active in the current buffer. command-completion-using-modes-p Show only commands tagged for the current mode. The first option is the most conservative and general and is what Batsov recommends for everyday use. Batsov also explains how functions can declare what mode or modes they’re appropriate for. That’s simply a matter of listing them in the interactive declaration. There are a lot more details in Batsov’s post so be sure to take a look. The read-extended-command-prefix mechanism is similar to the execute-extended-command-for-buffer mechanism that I wrote about previously. As I said, the long list doesn’t bother me but if it annoys you, this may be the answer.  ( 5 min )

Way back in 2013 I wrote about the deprecation of flet and how noflet could fill the gap. Thirteen years later, it’s probably time for a proper overview of what replaced flet in cl-lib and when to use each option. Emacs Lisp doesn’t have a built-in way to define local functions (the way let defines local variables), so cl-lib provides several macros for this. If you’ve ever been confused by cl-flet, cl-labels, and cl-letf – you’re not alone. The naming doesn’t make the distinctions obvious, and the documentation is a bit dry. Let’s try to fix that. A Bit of History The original flet (from the old cl package) let you temporarily override a function’s definition. It worked by swapping out the function’s symbol-function cell and restoring it when the body finished – essentially a dynamic let …  ( 3 min )

This might be a workaround if you want, and in the meantime, don't check out git repositories you don't trust. There's no page for the Emacs Carnival for April yet, but you can start thinking about the theme of "newbies/starter kits" already, and I'm sure Cena or someone will round things up afterwards. Enjoy! Workaround for the Git-related security issue that lots of people are talking about (@stackeffect@social.tchncs.de) Upcoming events (iCal file, Org): Emacs.si (in person): Emacs.si meetup #4 2026 (v #živo) https://dogodki.kompot.si/events/c4ee8c26-c668-491e-91b3-b466578b83e2 Mon Apr 6 1900 CET Emacs Paris: S: Emacs workshop in Paris (online) https://emacs-doctor.com/ Tue Apr 7 0830 America/Vancouver - 1030 America/Chicago - 1130 America/Toronto - 1530 Etc/GMT - 1730 Europe/Berlin…  ( 4 min )

This is the third article in a small series inspired by my recent cleanup of Prelude and my personal Emacs configuration, following the ones on repeat-mode and read-extended-command-predicate. I’ve been going through the Emacs 28-30 changelogs for features I had ignored so far, and this one from Emacs 30 immediately caught my eye. Writing Emacs regexps has always been a bit of a dark art. Between the double-escaped backslashes and the various group syntaxes (\(...\), \(?:...\), \(?N:...\)), it’s easy to lose track of what you’re actually matching. You type something into query-replace-regexp, press RET, and hope for the best. Emacs 30 added minibuffer-regexp-mode, a minor mode that gives you live visual feedback as you compose a regexp in the minibuffer: (minibuffer-regexp-mode 1) When active, the mode highlights the structure of your regexp as you type it in the minibuffer. Capture groups, character classes, and other constructs get color-coded so you can see at a glance whether your grouping is right. I find this particularly useful when building a regexp with multiple groups for query-replace-regexp, where you need to get the group numbering right for the replacement string (e.g., \1, \2). The visual feedback makes it obvious which group is which. How Does This Compare to re-builder? You might be wondering how this compares to re-builder (M-x re-builder). They’re complementary, really. re-builder shows matches in the buffer as you type a regexp in a dedicated editing window – great for developing complex patterns against actual text. minibuffer-regexp-mode, on the other hand, highlights the regexp itself in the minibuffer. It kicks in automatically whenever you’re prompted for a regexp (e.g., isearch-forward-regexp, query-replace-regexp, keep-lines, etc.). One helps you see what your regexp matches; the other helps you see what your regexp says. I’d suggest using both. That’s all I have for you today. Keep hacking!  ( 2 min )

After many, many varieties over the past decade, Monster’s Ultra line finally has a fruit punch flavor with its Punk Punch Energy Drink. Yes, it took a while, but it finally happened. I guess it’s appropriate because being late can be considered “punk.” It comes in a purple can with a darker purple top, which […]  ( 25 min )

The Pop-Tarts Ice Cream Sandwich line has expanded with two new flavors. Will we see a pumpkin pie flavor in the fall and a sugar cookie one in the winter? (Spotted by Robbie at Walmart.) If you spotted something new, send your photos to theimpulsivebuy@gmail.com.  ( 24 min )

Zoning and Regulation  ( 8 min )

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Two basic paths for American politics.

With Easter over we’ve now entered the dark doldrums of that time between the holidays and summer. Luckily, Crumbl is still here trying to make every week feel a little bit special with a new slate of Cookies of the week. This week’s line-up includes yet another Dubai chocolate creation, a couple of summery treats,...  ( 19 min )

New rolls alert! Wait! This is actually exciting, I promise. King’s Hawaiian is dropping its first ever limited time flavor—and it’s purple! Weren’t you just saying you wanted to eat more purple stuff? Behold, King’s Hawaiian Ube Coconut Sweet Rolls.  What are the new King’s Hawaiian Ube Coconut Sweet Rolls? These new purple rolls are...  ( 19 min )

Blue Bell is no stranger to adventurous products – you only have to look at its recent Brookie A La Mode or the return of its Dr. Pepper ice cream to see that – but it also knows the value of keeping things old-school. A lot of its best flavors put classic ingredients and tastes...  ( 18 min )

If you’re a theme park fan and regularly attend the likes of Universal Studios, sooner or later, you might want something different. Something a bit more, shall we say, exclusive than the regular stuff on offer. That’s where Universal’s Fan Fest Nights come in. Now in its second year at Universal Studios Hollywood, these separately...  ( 19 min )

It looks like the chicken sandwich wars are finally getting a little more interesting. For years now, restaurants have all been going head-to-head to make the best version possible of a simple, Popeyes-style chicken sandwich, made of barely anything but a crunchy piece of chicken and a pickle. Well, that’s all been very fun. But...  ( 18 min )

There are a lot of reasons that a business might go bankrupt – and overstretching itself, and/or mismanaging finances, are some of the most common ones out there. Back in 2024, an endless shrimp promotion became somewhat emblematic of these two factors over at Red Lobster. The seafood chain’s famous promotion was cited as one...  ( 18 min )

There aren’t a lot of frozen potato skins out there. But mark my words, this classic app is coming back. It’s pretty darn recession proof. Think about it: All you need are potato skins (usually trashed, now put to use), low grade cheese, and a sprinkling of bacon—one slice can be spread across at least...  ( 20 min )

White Castle knows how to keep things classic. The first fast food chain in America, it’s never been one to stray particularly far away from its core formula of beef-based sliders, and honestly, it hasn’t needed to – those things still hit the spot more than a century later, even when they’re in frozen form....  ( 18 min )

Every day, I wake up, open my eyes, stare at the ceiling, and think: “Will today be the day that the Dubai chocolate trend dies?” And every day, I’m proved wrong, when another pistachio and kadayif combination hits the food world in some form I hadn’t anticipated. A couple of days ago, that happened in...  ( 18 min )

The love affair between nuts and chocolate is a tale as old as time, and in 2026 that’s showing no signs of letting up. We’ve seen no shortage of new Dubai-style chocolate products hitting the market in the last few months, with companies like Godiva and Kit Kat getting in on everyone’s relentless desire for...  ( 18 min )

Do you like your food to feel a little, shall we say, dynamic? Then you’re going to love the Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino. This iced drink made a stir back in 2017 when it hit stores, for the sheer fact that it could change color while you were drinking it. It was…alive. And vaguely spooky, and...  ( 18 min )

Continuing its 75th anniversary celebrations, Jack in the Box offers a new take on the Best Rated Burger in Fast Food, the Smashed Jack, with the launch of Smashed Jack Sliders at participating locations. Available as part of the Smashed Jack Sliders Munchie Meal, each slider features a 2‑ounce smashed beef patty with melted American […] The post Jack in the Box Launches New Smashed Jack Sliders Munchie Meal with Surprise Cup and 75K Giveaway appeared first on The Fast Food Post.  ( 18 min )

With the spring season in full swing, Wingstop is bringing brighter, refreshing flavors to its menu with the introduction of its new Citrus Mojo at participating locations beginning April 7, 2026. Offering a tropical escape without the need to travel, Wingstop’s new Citrus Mojo features a balance of citrus and herb-forward notes combined with savory […] The post Wingstop Introduces New Citrus Mojo Flavor and Sprite Loco Lime Drinks appeared first on The Fast Food Post.  ( 17 min )

The war is getting in the way of the president's race-baiting and revenge campaigns  ( 10 min )

TOPEKA — Kansas missed revenue projections in March, continuing a monthslong trend that puts the state $175 million below forecasts for the fiscal year.  Tax collections in March missed expectations by 10.7%, or nearly $69 million. Collections for the fiscal year, from July through March, were stronger but still 2.5% below estimates, or $175.7 million […]

The Kansas Legislature is in the midst of making a historic mistake, one whose potential danger is only surpassed by its stupidity. Elected lawmakers have handed out repeated, enormous tax cuts to giant corporations and the richest among us. Now the state faces an impending — and entirely predictable — budget catastrophe. In the final […]

Thomas Massie has often defied MAGA's master. Now, he's using him to parry his Trump-backed primary opponent.

The releases reflect two distinct approaches the distillery has explored in recent years.

The updated rule replaces a decades-old standard that didn’t always mean what shoppers thought it did — bringing the label more in line with expectations.

The system can produce up to 1,000 liters per day — enough to supply drinking water for roughly 500 people.

Scientists zeroed in on a lesser-known part of the brain that helps control both sleep cycles and memory.

Not all apples make the perfect on-the-go snack, and if you don't know which variety is better for snacking, this farmer tells you everything you need to know.  ( 4 min )

Seeing as how they're both made from potatoes, you might expect the hash browns and french fries to be seasoned the same at McDonald's, but they aren't.  ( 4 min )

Aldi has a long line of products, but they're all manufactured by other producers. Find out the big names behind your favorite Aldi grocery items.  ( 11 min )

Paul McCartney's go-to sandwich after concerts is so quintessentially British that he doesn't think Americans would know the ingredient that goes into it.  ( 4 min )

This major coffee chain operates inside the Library of Congress tunnels, offering visitors a unique place to sip a hot drink in Washington, D.C.  ( 4 min )

Speed ovens have been hitting retail shelves as an alternative to microwave ovens and they offer some serious benefits in return, but are they worth it?  ( 7 min )

Wawa is renowned for its customizable sandwiches, but some combos are tastier than others. We tried 14 popular options to see what comes out on top.  ( 13 min )

Texas Roadhouse sure is popular these days, but not every dish is a hit. This menu item is there for a reason, but most customers think it's too greasy.  ( 4 min )

This restaurant may not be the first fast food chain you think of when you're craving an affordable breakfast sandwich, but here's why it should be.  ( 4 min )

Trust Alton Brown to find a clever, science-forward hack to making burgers more delicious than ever. His secret? It's probably in your fridge right now.  ( 4 min )

Whether you're bound on a red-eye or have time to kill on a layover, these hubs offer the best mix of local shops and national chains for your airport coffee.  ( 13 min )

Keep your ice clean and your drinks tasting fresh by learning how to properly clean your refrigerator or countertop ice maker and how often you should do it.  ( 5 min )

We combed through reviews from consumers, retailers, and industry watchdogs to find out which egg brands are best, and which you should leave on the shelf.  ( 13 min )

Given how crowded the coastal United States are, you might be forgiven for thinking they house the busiest Costco location, but this store beats them all.  ( 4 min )

McDonald's probably comes to mind when you've got a hankering for a classic fried fish sandwich, but this Popeyes menu item might be even better.  ( 5 min )

Pizza Hut's logo has a hidden meaning behind it which newcomers to the chain may not recognize now that the pizzeria has left parts of its brand behind.  ( 4 min )

This iconic San Francisco cafe bakery Martha Stewart calls "worth the wait" serves pastries so good that locals and visitors line up for a taste.  ( 5 min )

It once felt like every fast food joint had a buffet, but many have now disappeared. Here's 12 chains with all-you-can-eat options that went extinct.  ( 11 min )

Stop ruining leftover pasta in the microwave with this common mistake. Learn pro tips to reheat it perfectly, keeping it saucy, tender, and delicious.  ( 4 min )

It's no secret that some restaurants reuse frying oil, but when it comes to McDonald's, how often does it change the oil? Employees spill all.  ( 4 min )

Hideout is a minimal desktop application designed to simplify file encryption and decryption using GnuPG. The post Hideout – file encryption and decryption appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

bpftop is a command-line monitoring tool developed by Netflix that provides a real-time, top-like interface for observing running eBPF programs The post bpftop – dynamic real-time view of running eBPF programs appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

S3ry is an interactive terminal application for managing Amazon S3 buckets and objects. The post S3ry – AWS S3 interactive terminal client appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Noisedash is a self-hostable web application for building ambient soundscapes in the browser. The post Noisedash – self-hostable web tool to generate ambient noises appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Domenico is a simple FFmpeg GUI for creating high-quality looping GIFs from MP4 and MOV video files. The post Domenico – create looping animated GIFs appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Lennart Poettering is one of the most consequential, polarizing, and prolific open source developers of the Linux era. The post Developer of the Week: Lennart Poettering appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 13 min )

flowR is a sophisticated static analysis framework for the R programming language. The post flowR – sophisticated, static dataflow analyzer appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

arp-scan is a command-line network discovery tool written in Rust. The post arp-scan – minimalistic ARP scan tool appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Univer is an isomorphic full-stack framework for building and embedding spreadsheet, document, and presentation editors. The post Univer – build AI-native spreadsheets appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Hyprland is a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor popular with Linux users wanting a desktop focused on speed, flexibility, and visual polish. The post 6 Best Free and Open Source Linux Screen Capture Tools for Hyprland appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

TexLab is a cross-platform implementation of the Language Server Protocol for LaTeX. The post TexLab – cross-platform implementation of the Language Server Protocol for LaTeX appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

We recommend the best FOSS mailing list tools. The post 12 Best Free and Open Source Mailing List Managers appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

If you value image quality and accuracy, calibration of your monitor will be important. These tools ensure your monitor is calibrated. The post Calibrate your Monitor with these Open Source Tools appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Jon Wertheim asks why California's planned LA-to-San Francisco train has been derailed for 18 years and how it's budget still ballooned by $90 billion The post 60 Minutes Tackles California’s $125 Billion High-Speed Train to Nowhere: ‘A Complete Bait and Switch’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

MS NOW senior medical analyst Dr. Vin Gupta believes that President Donald Trump "is exhibiting all the signs of dementia." The post MS NOW Medical Analyst Dr. Vin Gupta Claims Trump Has ‘All The Signs of Dementia’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated Donald Trump Sunday for the successful rescue of the American pilot hiding in enemy territory after being shot down. The post Netanyahu Congratulates Trump For Successful Pilot Rescue: ‘I Salute You’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Several talking heads and reporters slammed President Trump for threatening the "crazy bastards" running Iran to "Open the F*ckin'" Strait of Hormuz on Sunday The post Media Pundits From Stephen A Smith to Alex Jones Slam Trump’s F-Bomb Threat to Iran: ‘This Is A Clown Show’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Savannah Guthrie, who's set to return to co-anchoring duties on The Today Show Monday, shared an emotional Easter video message on Sunday. The post Savannah Guthrie Shares Moving Easter Message Amid Personal ‘Season of Trial’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Conservative pundit Ann Coulter, who has waffled on her support for Donald Trump over the years, is now accusing him of committing war crimes in Iran. The post MAGA Booster Ann Coulter Accuses Trump of ‘Committing War Crimes’ in Iran first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

CNN's Wolf Blitzer signed off Sunday afternoon by sharing an Easter message from the Artemis II astronauts as they inch closer to the moon. The post CNN’s Wolf Blitzer Shares ‘Beautiful’ Easter Message From Artemis II Astronaut: ‘We Got To Get Through This Together’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

President Donald Trump gave Israel kudos for offering "a little bit" of help rescuing the second Air Force crew member who was shot down in Iran The post Trump Salutes ‘Little Brother’ Israel for Helping Rescue US Troop From Iran first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Greg Abbott was called out on social media for sharing an AI rendering purporting to be the U.S. airman who was rescued from Iran just before midnight Saturday. The post Texas Republican Called Out For Sharing AI Rendering of Rescued Soldier first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman told CNN's Jake Tapper the odds are "pretty high" that aliens are real during an interview on State of the Union on Sunday.  The post NASA Chief: Odds Are ‘Pretty High’ That Aliens Are Real first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

New reports on Sunday detailed what President Trump called an "Easter miracle" rescue operation that saved an Air Force troop who was shot down in Iran The post ‘Easter Miracle!’ Rescue of Air Force Officer Took a Heroic Effort from Hundreds of Special Ops Troop, Reports Reveal first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 13 min )

George Stephanopoulos asked the same question multiple times to try to get Mike Turner to answer whether ground troops would be needed in Iran. The post House Republican Waffles Under Pointed Questioning from ABC’s Stephanopoulos On Next Steps In Iran first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Kristen Welker pressed Mike Lawler on which party is to blame for the partial government shutdown that's left some government workers without paychecks. The post NBC’s Welker Pushes Back On House Republican Blaming Dems for DHS Shutdown: ‘Republicans Are In Charge Of All Three Branches’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The Saturday Night Live crowd in New York City clapped and cheered loudly for a Michael Che joke about President Trump getting assassinated like Abraham Lincoln The post SNL Seemingly Cracks a Joke About the Idea of Trump Getting Assassinated — Audience Cheers Wildly first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Bill Stepian defended the president's profane Easter day Truth Social post where he threatened to send the Iranians to "hell" if they don't open the Strait. The post WATCH: Trump’s Former Campaign Manager Defends President’s ‘Open the F*ckin Strait’ Post to a Skeptical Jake Tapper first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

"If [a deal with Iran] happens, it happens," Trump told ABC's Rachel Scott in a new interview. "And if it doesn't, we're blowing up the whole country." The post Trump Doubles Down on Iran Threat in New Interview After His Shocking Post: If There’s No Deal ‘We’re Blowing Up the Whole Country’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Democratic lawmakers are questioning Trump's mental acuity — and some are even ramping up calls for him to be removed from office via the 25th Amendment. The post Democrats Question Trump’s Mental Fitness and Ramp Up 25th Amendment Push After President’s ‘Utterly Unhinged’ Iran Threat first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Former GOP congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene called out Trump's new threat against Iran in stunning fashion — claiming it shows "he has gone insane." The post ‘He Has Gone Insane!’ MTG Absolutely Bludgeons Trump in Fiery Reaction to President’s ‘Evil’ Threat Against Iran first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Jake Tapper did not shy away from quoting President Donald Trump's expletive-laden threat to Iran in a stunning moment on CNN Sunday. The post Jake Tapper Shares Trump’s ‘Extraordinary Graphic’ Iran Threat Fully Uncensored: ‘If Your Children Are Watching, Be Warned’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 9 min )

The crew of MS NOW's The Weekend delivered a candid real-time reaction to Trump's stunning threat — which one panelist called "absolutely disgraceful." The post ‘Absolutely Disgraceful!’ MS NOW Hosts Go OFF in Candid Real-Time Reaction to Trump’s ‘Open the F*ckin’ Strait’ Post first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The president issued a grave warning to Iran — threatening to strike the country's bridges and power plants if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened by Tuesday. The post ‘Open the F*ckin’ Strait, You Crazy B*stards!’ Trump GOES OFF in Wild New Threat to Iran first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

"I shattered that glass exit door!" Ashley Padilla mocked the newly-ousted AG in a blistering cold open to kickoff Saturday night's SNL. The post ‘I Shattered That Glass Exit Door!’ SNL Gives a Frosty Sendoff to ‘Freckle-Chested Dragon Lady’ Pam Bondi first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Joel Klatt has called football on Fox for a decade, and he still finds the UFL the most challenging part of his job — in a good way. In a recent interview with Gio Journal, Klatt was asked how his role changes between a Big Noon Saturday college game and a UFL broadcast. On a…  ( 12 min )

Raven Johnson doesn’t have an X account to check, and she’d like other women’s athletes to consider doing the same. “I don’t really be on social media,” the South Carolina senior said Saturday in Phoenix, the day before she played UCLA for the national championship. “I don’t be on Twitter, because that is a toxic…  ( 12 min )

Ernie Johnson has spent more than four decades at Turner Sports covering everything from the NBA to the NFL to Wimbledon to the NCAA Tournament, and was inducted into the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 2023. His colleagues have described him as the most prepared person in any room he walks into. That reputation…  ( 12 min )

There was plenty to celebrate for Michigan Wolverine fans on Saturday beyond the basketball team’s dismantling of the Arizona Wildcats in the Final Four. Michigan beat Arizona 91-73 on Saturday night, earning them a date with UConn on Monday for the national championship game. And as part of the TNT Sports Final Four broadcast, Michigan’s…  ( 12 min )

Dexter Fowler is joining NBC Sports’ MLB coverage for the 2026 season. The All-Star outfielder will debut on Easter Sunday as a pregame analyst for the Cardinals-Tigers game on Sunday Night Baseball, airing at 7 p.m. ET on Peacock and NBCSN. Per NBC Sports PR, Fowler will contribute throughout the season in a pregame analyst…  ( 12 min )

One Edmonton family is going to have an incredible origin story. That’s because during Saturday night’s game between the Oilers and Golden Knights, a mother went into labor and began giving birth on the seventh floor of Rogers Place as the hometown team closed out a 5-1 defeat against their rivals from Las Vegas. Viewers…  ( 12 min )

We’ve written at length about what the NFL’s quest to renegotiate its media rights deals this offseason means for the sports world. Networks are preparing to “rebalance” their sports portfolios in order to afford the NFL’s new asking price. Leagues are now trying to beat the NFL to market in hopes of securing their slice…  ( 12 min )

If it weren’t already clear the magnitude of conflict present when an NFL team hires a top broadcaster, lead ESPN NFL analyst Troy Aikman just spelled it out as clear as day. Longtime Dallas Cowboys writer Clarence Hill Jr. recently interviewed Aikman on the DLLS Dallas Cowboys Podcast and asked the former Cowboys quarterback about whether…  ( 13 min )

Gerry Sandusky is making a significant life change. After 42 years in broadcasting, the Baltimore Ravens radio voice and WBAL-TV sports director announced last week that he is stepping down. He will officially retire when he signs off from WBAL-TV on April 17. Sandusky started calling Ravens games as the radio play-by-play announcer in 2006.…  ( 15 min )

Tom Brady may have retired from the NFL in February 2023 after winning seven Super Bowls (six with the New England Patriots, one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers), but he hasn’t been resting on his laurels throughout his retirement. Brady is entering the third year of his 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox, which sees…  ( 13 min )

Saturday’s Final Four tilt between Connecticut and Illinois did not go according to plan. At least, it didn’t go according to Charles Barkley’s plan. Offering up his pregame predictions, Barkley was very clear: he did not think the UConn Huskies, the team that has been to the Final Four in three of the past four…  ( 12 min )

Bill Simmons doesn’t want to hear it from local podcasters when it comes to the NBA’s never-ending GOAT debate. The Ringer founder recently argued that Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry may not have ever been the unanimous best player in the league due to the presence of LeBron James and the ascension of…  ( 12 min )

The Montreal Canadiens are currently battling for playoff positioning as they attempt to return to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time since 2021 and potentially win their first Cup since 1993. All signs point to the franchise being on the rise for the foreseeable future, and no matter what happens this season, Canadiens…  ( 12 min )

Prominent Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell and Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark were at odds this week over the concept of Friday night Big 12 games. And even though Yormark seemingly put Campbell in his place, the billionaire is now doubling down on his opinion. The back-and-forth started on Monday when Campbell, who is one…  ( 13 min )

All Times Eastern NCAA Women’s Tournament National Championship Mortgage Matchup Arena, Phoenix, AZ Announcers: Ryan Ruocco/Rebecca Lobo//Holly Rowe UCLA vs. South Carolina — ABC/ESPN Unlimited, 3:30 p.m. Women’s Final Four MegaCast Announcers: Jess Sims/Katie Feeney/Ilona Maher/Natisha Hiedeman/Courtney Williams Courtside at the Women’s Final Four live at the Mortgage Matchup Center, Phoenix, AZ — ESPN/ESPN Unlimited,…  ( 13 min )

All Times Eastern Australian Rules Football AFL Men’s — Round 4 Hawthorn Hawks vs. Geelong Cats — FS1/Fox One, 1:01 a.m. (Monday) Bundesliga Matchday 28 1. FC Union Berlin vs. FC St. Pauli — ESPN+, 9:20 a.m. Eintracht Frankfurt vs. 1. FC Köln — ESPN+, 11:20 a.m. Bundesliga Highlights Show — ESPN+, 3:30 p.m. College…  ( 15 min )

Los Angeles Angels right fielder Jo Adell just put together a dream defensive performance that will give the Seattle Mariners and their fans nightmares. Adell robbed not one, not two, but THREE home runs in one game on Saturday night at Angel Stadium. And each one proved to be game-saving in a 1-0 Angels victory…  ( 12 min )

Crumbl goes back to the Dubai chocolate well and comes back with the new Dubai-Style Chocolate Sandwich Cookie as part of this week's menu rotation. Available from April 6 through April 11, 2026, the limited-time lineup includes: - Dubai-Style Chocolate Sandwich Cookie (pictured) - Two thin, crispy, chewy chocolate cookies sandwiching a layer of pistachio and Kataifi filling. - Blueberry Muffin Cookie - A warm blueberry cookie covered in a buttery glaze and topped with a blueberry muffin streusel. - Snickers Peanut Butter Cookie - A warm peanut butter cookie packed with chopped Snickers, topped with caramel buttercream, Snickers chunks, and a drizzle of milk chocolate. - Raspberry Lemonade Cookie - A chilled lemon cookie topped with marbled lemon and raspberry frostings, topped with a lemon slice. Also, the chain's Thins Thursday will be featuring Cookies & Cream Cookie Thins this week. Photo via Crumbl. Read more at Brand Eating!  ( 14 min )

McDonald's partners with the hit Netflix movie KPop Demon Hunters to launch two new, limited-time KPop Demon Hunters-themed meals, featuring new Hunter Sauce, Demon Sauce, Ramyeon McShaker Fries, and the Derpy McFlurry. The new themed combo meals include: Saja Boys Meal - The breakfast meal includes: Spicy Saja McMuffin - A Sausage McMuffin with Egg, topped with Spicy Saja Sauce. Hash Browns Small soft drink (i.e., "Soda Pop") HUNTR/X Meal - The meal includes: 10-piece Chicken McNuggets Ramyeon McShaker Fries - Inspired by ramyeon (Korean ramen), these are French fries with a packet of soy, garlic, sesame, and spice seasoning that you shake together. Hunter Sauce - A "sweet chili sauce mixing notes of chili, garlic, and pepper." Demon Sauce - "A bold mustard sauce with heat and tang — made purple, just like demon patterns." Medium soft drink Each meal comes with a collectible card pack that includes a photocard of either HUNTR/X or the Saja Boys and a Derpy  (a tiger-like character from the movie) access card. The QR code on the access card can be scanned to access exclusive content. The Derpy McFlurry is available à la carte and features vanilla soft mixed with berry popping boba and wild berry sauce. Prices vary, but the Saja Boys Breakfast Meal costs $9.49 near me in Los Angeles. The Spicy Saja McMuffin with Egg by itself costs $5.19. A medium HUNTR/X Meal costs $12.29, and the Derpy McFlurry is $4.49. Ramyeon McShaker Fries can also be purchased by themselves for $4.19. Photos via McDonald's. Read more at Brand Eating!  ( 15 min )

Raw link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vunpn7ovEOc [ The stream will be recorded. You can watch it later. ] Tonight I will work on my denote package. There is a feature branch I implemented this morning and am now ready to continue refining the code. The immediate goals: Update unit tests that are still calling deprecated functions. Write new tests, starting with the denote-dired command and all its ancillary functions. Review all the commands that filter the query buffers (which are produced by commands such as denote-grep, denote-backlinks, denote-query-contents-link). Edit the manual accordingly. I expect the stream to go on for 2-3 hours, but we will see. I will keep the chat open in case there are any comments. I am happy to respond to them.  ( 1 min )

Video not supported. Thumbnail: Watch on Internet Archive, watch/comment on YouTube, download captions, or email me Where can you define an Emacs Lisp function so that you can use find-function to jump to it again later? A: In an indirect buffer from Org Mode source block with your favorite eval function like eval-defun (hint)nope C-c ' (org-edit-special) inside the block; execute the defun with C-M-x (eval-defun), C-x C-e (eval-last-sexp), or eval-buffer. (defun my-test-1 () (message "Hello")) B: In an Org Mode file by executing the block with C-c C-c (hint)nope (defun my-test-2 () (message "Hello")) C: In a .el file (hint)yup file:///tmp/test-search-function.el : execute the defun with C-M-x (eval-defun), C-x C-e (eval-last-sexp), or eval-buffer …  ( 3 min )

When I first started writing blogmore.el it was just going to be a handful of commands that let me spin up a new blog post, and insert the odd link here and there when needed. Initially it only handled a single blog, and everything it did was based around how I lay my personal blog out, and was also very much geared to how I'd made BlogMore work. But then I wanted to use it to edit both my personal blog and my photoblog. So then I had to add support for configuring different ways of laying out posts for different blogs, etc. Still, it was mostly written as a personal tool that worked for my stuff. I tried to make it so that it was easy enough to configure (and let's be fair: it's for Emacs and written in Emacs Lisp, it's kind of hard to not be very configurable if you're happy to get your …  ( 3 min )

.. Sadly, Emacs doesn’t have anything similar. There are a couple of repeat commands: one for simple commands and another for “complex” commands but I was never able to internalize them. Happily, there is repeat mode that allows you to repeat a command by omitting the prefix and pressing the last key. For example, if you want to repeat the command to enlarge a window horizontally (Ctrl+x }) you can simply repeat the } as many times as needed. As Bozhidar Batsov explains, this doesn’t work with every key sequence but it is easy to add the functionality to multikey sequences. The TL;DR is that you have to provide a special keymap that maps the last key(s) to their action(s). Batsov has a worked example to show you how to do it. It’s not very hard. But, it turns out, it can be even easier. Omar Antolín explains in a comment that there is also a macro, defvar-keymap that abstracts all the boilerplate away and makes it really easy to define and install a new repeat map. Repeat mode still isn’t as nice as Vim’s repeat but it can reduce the friction of repeating certain commands. Take a look at Batsov’s post for the details. Update [2026-04-06 Mon 11:05]: Karthik Chikmagalur has an excellent write-up on repeat mode that shows it’s useful for much more than simply repeating a command. See his comment below.  ( 5 min )

Born Loser: Donald Trump took the unprecedented step of sitting in as the Supreme Court heard oral argument on the challenge to the administration's executive order purporting to end birthright citizenship. He bailed long before the argument ended once even he could see his case was totally cooked. You Can't Fix Stupid, But You Can Quote-Tweet It: Justice Jackson asked a hypothetical about stealing a wallet in Japan to -- a hypothetical to explore the various meanings of being subject to jurisdiction -- and kicked a hornets' nest of social media racists questioning her legal credentials from their mom's basement. Check Your Cites: In its attempt to rewrite birthright citizenship, the administration cited Confederate officer and segregation advocate Alexander Porter Morse as an author…  ( 6 min )

The Royals fell behind early and made a couple of pushes to cut the deficit to one run, but couldn’t overcome three and four run deficits, as they dropped the rubber match 8-5 to the Brewers. Kris Bubic got two quick outs to start the game, but a four-pitch walk to William Contreras set the […]  ( 20 min )

Happy Easter to all who celebrate! The Kansas City Royals have a chance to take the series this afternoon against a really good Brewers ballclub. Early offense propelled the Brewers to a 5-2 win yesterday in game one of the doubleheader, while a big 6th inning led the Royals to an 8-2 victory in the […]  ( 16 min )

April is a golden window for Florida gardeners before the intense summer heat rolls in. Planting the right vegetables this month can mean the difference between a thriving harvest and a struggling garden. Florida’s warm climate and long growing season make it perfect for heat-loving crops that most other states can only dream about. Whether […]  ( 7 min )

April is one of the most exciting months for Florida gardeners. The temperatures are warm but not yet punishing, giving plants a chance to establish strong roots before summer’s intense heat rolls in. Starting the right crops now can mean the difference between a thriving harvest and a struggling garden. Get your soil ready, because […]  ( 8 min )

Florida summers are no joke — the heat, humidity, and afternoon thunderstorms can turn a garden into a battlefield. Getting the right plants in the ground before those brutal months arrive gives them time to root deeply and build strength. Whether you have a sprawling backyard or a small patio, there are plants perfectly suited […]  ( 6 min )

If you love finding great deals, Savers on West Bell Road in Phoenix, Arizona, is a place you need to check out. This massive thrift store is packed with secondhand clothing, furniture, books, housewares, and so much more. With over 1,500 customer reviews and a solid 4.1-star rating, shoppers keep coming back for the wide […]  ( 11 min )

If life has been feeling loud, Sunset Beach in Tarpon Springs is the kind of place that gently turns the volume down. This small Gulf-side beach park delivers soft sand, calm water, glowing sunsets, and a relaxed local feel that makes it easy to breathe deeper. It is not about crowds or nonstop activity – […]  ( 12 min )

California is home to some of the most incredible thrift stores you will ever walk into. From overflowing racks of barely-worn clothes to shelves packed with vintage treasures, the deals can feel almost too good to be true. Whether you are on a tight budget or just love the thrill of the hunt, these stores […]  ( 8 min )

Tucked away in northeastern Nevada, Elko is the kind of town that makes you stop the car and stare. Surrounded by dramatic mountain ranges, wide-open skies, and a rich cultural history, this small city packs a serious punch for travelers who wander off the beaten path. With a population of just over 20,000, Elko serves […]  ( 11 min )

Arizona is home to some of the most jaw-dropping landscapes on Earth, and many of them look like they belong in a fantasy movie. From towering red rock formations to hidden waterfalls tucked deep in canyon walls, the state never runs out of ways to amaze. Whether you love hiking, photography, or simply soaking in […]  ( 9 min )

Tucked away in the piney woods of Northeast Texas, Jefferson is a charming little town that feels like stepping back in time. With a population of just under 2,000 people, this historic city serves as the county seat of Marion County and packs a surprising amount of character into its small footprint. Jefferson is widely […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked just off Interstate 40 in Silver Point, Tennessee, the Rose Garden Restaurant is the kind of place that makes you glad you took the exit. With a 4.6-star rating from over 1,700 reviews, this family-owned gem has been winning hearts with home-cooked food, generous portions, and prices that won’t empty your wallet. From hearty […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the desert town of Quartzsite, Arizona, Tyson Wells Market Centre is one of the Southwest’s most beloved flea markets. Every year, thousands of shoppers, RV travelers, and treasure hunters make their way to this sprawling outdoor market looking for deals they can’t find anywhere else. With hundreds of vendors selling everything from […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away on South Tuttle Avenue in Sarasota, Florida, the Sarasota Swap Meet and Flea Market is one of those hidden gems that locals swear by but visitors rarely hear about. Open on Saturdays and Sundays from 7 AM to 5 PM, this outdoor market draws bargain hunters, antique lovers, and curious shoppers looking for […]  ( 12 min )

Bludso’s BBQ on North La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles is not just a restaurant — it’s a destination. People drive from San Diego, San Francisco, and everywhere in between just to get a taste of Kevin Bludso’s legendary Texas-style barbecue. With a 4.4-star rating from nearly 3,000 reviews, this spot has earned its place […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked right on the Las Vegas Strip at 2985 Las Vegas Blvd S, the Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge has been a beloved Nevada landmark since 1972. Known for its glowing neon lights, retro-Vegas charm, and massive portions, this iconic spot draws locals, tourists, and celebrities alike. One dish that keeps people coming back again […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away about an hour from San Antonio, Palmetto State Park in Gonzales, Texas is the kind of place that makes you do a double take. With lush greenery, dwarf palmettos, and a winding river, it looks more like a tropical jungle than a typical Texas landscape. Visitors consistently rate it 4.7 out of 5 […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along the scenic Card Sound Road in Key Largo, Florida, Alabama Jacks is one of those rare places that feels like a secret the locals never wanted to share. This roadhouse-style seafood shack sits right on the water, offering cold drinks, fresh seafood, and a laid-back vibe that perfectly captures the spirit of the […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along Main Street in Spring Hill, Tennessee, Brunch Collective has quietly become one of the most talked-about breakfast spots in the area. With a 4.5-star rating and a loyal crowd of regulars, this charming little restaurant has won hearts from locals and travelers alike. The cozy decor, scratch-made food, and genuinely warm owners make […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in Gilbert, Arizona, Caldwell County BBQ has built a serious reputation for serving some of the best Texas-style barbecue in the entire state. With over 4,000 reviews and a stellar 4.8-star rating, this place clearly knows how to keep its fans coming back for more. One item on the menu keeps getting mentioned […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in Lakeland, Florida, there is a water tower unlike anything you have ever seen before. Standing 146 feet and 6 inches tall, the Publix Cake Water Tower is shaped like a giant birthday cake, complete with ten glowing candles on top. Built to serve the nearby Publix facilities, this one-of-a-kind landmark has become […]  ( 11 min )

California’s coastline stretches for nearly 900 miles, and tucked along that beautiful shoreline are some truly special seafood spots that most tourists never hear about. These aren’t flashy, big-name restaurants with celebrity chefs — they’re the kind of places where locals line up early and the seafood is always fresh off the boat. From the […]  ( 9 min )

Tucked along the famous Las Vegas Strip, Giordano’s is a Chicago-style pizza chain that has earned a serious reputation for incredible food. Whether you are a deep-dish fanatic or a thin-crust lover, this spot has something for everyone. With over 7,900 reviews and a strong 4.3-star rating, Giordano’s in Las Vegas keeps hungry visitors coming […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along I-35 North in Schertz, Texas, Bussey’s Flea Market is one of the most beloved weekend destinations in the San Antonio area. With hundreds of vendors, a maze-like indoor layout, and a classic old-school vibe, it draws treasure hunters of all ages every Saturday and Sunday. Whether you are searching for vintage antiques, quirky […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along the Parkway in Sevierville, Tennessee, Fort Worth Steakhouse brings a warm, western-style dining experience right to the heart of the Smoky Mountains. With hearty portions, friendly service, and a menu packed with bold flavors, it has become a favorite stop for both locals and tourists exploring the area. Whether you are craving a […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the charming town of Fountain Hills, Arizona, Fountain Park is home to one of the most jaw-dropping sights in the entire Southwest. The park’s massive fountain shoots water hundreds of feet into the air every hour, drawing visitors from all over the country. Best of all, it costs absolutely nothing to watch. […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the small town of Webster, Florida, Swap-O-Rama’s Webster Westside Flea Market is one of the state’s most beloved treasure-hunting destinations. Every Monday, thousands of shoppers flock to this massive outdoor market at 516 NW 3rd St, ready to score incredible deals on everything from antiques to fresh produce. With over 3,590 reviews […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away in the misty hills of Humboldt County, Ferndale is a small California town that feels like a step back in time. With a population of just under 1,400 people, this charming community is famous for its beautifully preserved Victorian architecture and its unhurried way of living. Visitors come here to escape the noise […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Genoa is Nevada’s oldest town and one of its best-kept secrets. Founded in 1851, this tiny community in Douglas County feels like stepping back in time, with tree-lined streets, historic buildings, and stunning mountain views. Whether you love history, outdoor adventures, or simply a peaceful […]  ( 11 min )

Some foods carry whole chapters of childhood in a single bite. You mention them and everyone nods, smiles, then gets oddly quiet, like a memory just tapped them on the shoulder. This list rounds up those familiar plates and pantry heroes that shaped weeknights, sleepovers, and rushed school mornings. Get ready to grin, wince, and […]  ( 11 min )

Texas may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of castles, but this state is hiding some truly jaw-dropping architectural gems. From stone towers rising out of the Hill Country to grand Victorian mansions overlooking the Gulf Coast, these structures feel like they belong in a fairy tale. Whether you […]  ( 8 min )

Tucked along North Silver Mosaic Drive in Tucson, Arizona, Teresa’s Mosaic Cafe is the kind of place that makes you feel like a local the moment you walk in. From the colorful, eye-catching decor to the warm smell of fresh handmade tortillas, everything about this spot screams personality. The star of the show? The machaca […]  ( 10 min )

We all have those foods we swear we are done with, until a rough day or late night flips the script. Convenience, nostalgia, and a quick dopamine hit can override even the strongest resolutions. Before you know it, the cart fills with familiar boxes that practically wink at you. Consider this your friendly tour of […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in Roane County, Tennessee, Rockwood is a small city that most people drive right past without a second glance. With a population of just over 5,000, this peaceful community sits near the Cumberland Plateau and offers a slower, more relaxed way of life. Retirees are quietly discovering what locals have known for years […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along the sunny shores of Panama City Beach, The Back Porch Seafood & Oyster House is one of those places that locals love and visitors never forget. From its breezy outdoor seating to its mouthwatering seafood menu, this colorful gem has been winning hearts for years. Whether you’re craving fresh oysters, chargrilled fish, or […]  ( 11 min )

And so are Theo Von and Joe Rogan.  ( 15 min )

Aldi is the unsung hero of weekly shopping. Like Trader Joe’s, they’re putting out new, creative products every single week and doing it at unbeatable prices. I won’t spoil too much, but I’ll just say this week Aldi has what I think will be one of the most experimental and impressive foods we’ll see for...  ( 18 min )

Spring has sprung at Costco. If you’re reading this on Easter Sunday, I’m sorry to report that you’ll have to wait till Easter Monday to stock up on all the new stuff that’s in store this week (yes, Costco is closed on Easter). But hey—go enjoy your egg hunt. The Costco hunt can wait a...  ( 18 min )

Sorry, let me check the calendar. This isn’t an April Fool’s drop? Nope! Everyone’s favorite brand of bottled caffeine is releasing a red licorice flavor in time for—get this—National Licorice Day on April 12. Here’s what we know about the latest 5-Hour Energy flavor. What sort of red licorice are we talking about here? If...  ( 18 min )

One key benefit to Costco’s membership program is that your card is actually valid at any Costco, regardless of the country of origin. In fact, there’s a group of international travelers who specifically go to other countries to visit their Costcos. They call themselves Costconians. I just found my plan for retirement. In the meantime,...  ( 18 min )

Whether you’ve been leafing through Grammy’s recipe cards, scrolling social media, or following U.S. politics, you may have seen beef tallow come up. Much like bell-bottom jeans and chunky sneakers, beef tallow was big with the older generation, seemed to disappear for a while, and is now making a comeback.  But what is beef tallow,...  ( 19 min )

Costco took the beloved Polish hot dog off of its food court menu way back in 2018 (although you can still find them at Canadian Costco food courts). Here’s what Costco had to say about it: “In order to simplify our menu and make room for healthier options, we have decided to offer only the...  ( 19 min )

I live in Los Angeles, a city with an embarrassment of delicious Mexican food, but if I’m ever in the suburbs, you better believe I’m scoping out the nearest Chili’s. I’m ordering a novelty drink from the bar (bonus points if it comes with a limited edition stirrer). I’m getting the sizzling fajitas (chicken/steak combo,...  ( 19 min )

Your creamy coconut dreams have come true!  ( 19 min )

So, your town finally got a Trader Joe’s. Congratulations! Get ready for a wonderful new world of snacks, frozen appetizers, and probably the best bagged salads you can get in the country. But wait! Before you go in, reusable grocery totes blazing, thinking that this is just like any other grocery store, check yourself. Here’s...  ( 19 min )

Sign-up only takes 15-20 minutes and is perfect for locals and out-of-towners alike.  ( 5 min )

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is an anonymous comment offering an additional resource on our post about the White House’s new app: The other half of the story The analysis by “thereallo” covers the Android version; there’s a dissection of the iOS version at Security Analysis of the Official White […]  ( 8 min )

Planks have their place, but they don’t always translate to how your body actually moves... The post 5 Standing Exercises That Restore Core Strength Faster Than Planks After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 19 min )

There’s something wonderfully powerful about starting your day with a few intentional movements before your... The post 5 Bed Exercises That Restore Thigh Strength Faster Than Gym Machines After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 18 min )

Upper-body strength after 60 shapes how you move through everyday life. It determines how easily... The post If You Can Do This Many Pushups After 60, Your Upper-Body Strength Is Stronger Than 90% of Peers appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Shoulder training usually leans heavily on military presses and a mix of dumbbell raises, which... The post 5 Standing Exercises That Restore Shoulder Strength Faster Than Lifting After 50 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 19 min )

Salads can really range from one end of the spectrum to the other, starting simple... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With Salad Dressing Made In-House appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Having delicious comfort food dishes on standby in the freezer is the perfect solution for... The post 5 Best Frozen Shepherd’s Pies in Grocery Stores appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Love handles after 60 tend to stick around for one simple reason, the obliques and... The post 4 Chair Exercises That Flatten Love Handles Faster Than Weight Training After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 16 min )

When I was a kid, I truly believed that yogurt was a health food. What... The post 7 Yogurts That Are Way Higher in Sugar Than You Think appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 12 min )

Making Bolognese sauce from scratch is a long-standing tradition for some, but if you don’t... The post 5 Best Frozen Bolognese Sauces in Grocery Stores appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Walleye is a fresh water fish popular in the Midwest, known for its mild sweet... The post 4 Chain Restaurants With the Best Fried Walleye and French Fries appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 12 min )

Nothing says American quite like good BBQ. Whether it’s ribs, pulled pork, brisket, or chicken... The post 7 Best Orders at Mission BBQ, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

Many claim to have the best barbecue in town, but don’t have the awards and... The post 5 Chain Restaurants Serving Award-Winning Beef Brisket appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

A good serving of fish and chips is a delicate process. It can’t be overly... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Fish and Chips, According to Diners appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Cornmeal-crusted fish is a popular option in many restaurants serving Cajun and Southern-inspired cuisine. This... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Cornmeal-Crusted Fish Plates appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 12 min )

Soup and salad are often overlooked at restaurants and buffets, but can make a good... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Unlimited Soups and Salads appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

When an Alabama clinic’s only OB-GYN left the state to provide abortion care in Colorado, the head of operations thought the facility would have to close. But Robin Marty, executive director at WAWC Healthcare in Tuscaloosa, hired a doctor in August who she called a “unicorn” — someone who’s from Alabama and, after training outside […]

In a glass case on the ground floor of the Kansas Statehouse is a 3-foot plaster model of Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture. The model is the work of sculptor J.H. Mahoney, who in 1891 won a design contest to translate the spirit of the state into art. The model is Mahoney’s vision, in […]

So this is how we're spending Easter huh?

Crafted from a mash of 65% corn, 30% rye, and 5% malted barley, it also earned the Best Kentucky Bourbon award.

As new data emerges, experts are taking a closer look at how timing affects hunger, energy, and overall health.

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The president early on Sunday morning confirmed the second crew member from the F-15 fighter jet that was shot down in Iran was rescued in a "daring" mission The post ‘WE GOT HIM!’ Trump Celebrates ‘Miraculous’ Rescue of Second F-15 Crew Member Who Was Shot Down in Iran first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 13 min )

Fox News hosts on The Big Weekend Show took on a viral chart designed to tell a person's political ideation by their hairstyle. The post ‘Never Met a Republican With a Man Bun’: Fox News Hosts Decipher Politics By Hairstyle first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Fox News contributor Lisa Boothe asked Rep. Chip Roy what Congress even does during the ongoing partial government shutdown that has caused airport chaos The post Fox News Host Has a Direct Question for Republican Lawmaker: ‘What Exactly Does Congress Do These Days?’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) outed himself in a vacation photo posted to X Saturday after vowing in the press to boycott Disney for its "woke" policies. The post Republican Senator Outs Himself in Disney Photo After Vowing to Boycott ‘Woke’ Park first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries quipped God pulled an Easter miracle by having President Donald Trump fire Pam Bondi as attorney general during an interview with Don Lemon The post Hakeem Jeffries Suggests God Booted Pam Bondi From DOJ: ‘Vengeance Is Mine, Saith the Lord’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The Trump administration has filed an emergency appeal to continue building his $400 million ballroom, arguing it's a matter of national security. The post Trump Files Emergency Appeal To Keep Building His Ballroom, Claims It’s a Matter of National Security first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 9 min )

Former Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George, who was ousted this week by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, sent a farewell letter About “leaders of character.” The post Former Army Chief of Staff Canned By Hegseth Pens Farewell Letter: Military Deserves ‘Leaders of Character’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The president shared footage of Tehran ablaze following multiple missile strikes on Saturday, which Trump said killed several top Iranian military officials The post ‘Terminated!’: Trump Brags ‘Massive Strike’ Has Killed Iran’s Military Leaders first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

The White House addressed rumors circulating on social media that Donald Trump must be incapacitated because of the early press "lid" called Saturday. The post White House Addresses Trump Walter Reed Rumors on Social Media: ‘Fear Not!’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Tim Dillon sported an impressive set of massive fake breasts while mocking former DHS chief Kristi Noem's husband and railing against Donald Trump. The post Tim Dillon Mocks Kristi Noem Over Husband’s Alleged Antics While Dunking on MAGA: ‘The Greatest Con in History!’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 12 min )

President Donald Trump is debating whether to make more changes at the Department of Justice following his firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi this week.  The post Trump Reportedly Plots Bigger DOJ Shakeup After Bondi Ouster first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Fox News' Rachel Campos-Duffy couldn't help but editorialize on Saturday when she heard news of a Democrat senator targeting the TSA's "shoes on policy." The post Fox Host Can’t Help But Go Off on Democrat Fighting TSA’s ‘Shoes On Policy’: ‘What?!’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Former 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft admitted to Bill O'Reilly that he "hated" his 30 season gig and he wouldn't do it again if he had a do-over. The post Former 60 Minutes Correspondent Spills the Dirt to Bill O’Reilly About Hating 30-Season CBS Gig first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 13 min )

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) made it clear she was "not impressed" with interim Attorney General Todd Blanche's first comments on the Epstein files in his new role. The post ‘Not Impressed’: House Republican Blasts Trump’s Interim Attorney General’s New Dismissal of Epstein Files first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

The Atlantic's David Brooks argued the war against Iran is going terribly for the United States, but Trump is too much of a "huckster" to admit it to America The post ‘We’re Losing Every Day’: David Brooks Argues Trump Needs to Accept Iran War Is Going Terribly first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Tom Emmer (R-MN) made an extraordinary claim Saturday that the Democratic base is made up of "extreme" anarchists, marxists, and socialists. The post Republican Lawmaker Claims Senate Democratic Base Is Made Up Of ‘Extreme’ Anarchists, Marxists, and Socialists first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade bashed Rep. Thomas Massie for his fixation on Epstein, saying he had "no interest" in the story until it could hurt President Trump The post Fox News Host Slams Trump Nemesis for Sudden Focus on Jeffrey Epstein: ‘If it Hurts Trump, It’s Okay With Him’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Michael Smerconish alerted Donald Trump to his viewer poll that asked about recovering Iran's enriched uranium as a term for ending the war. The post ‘You’re Going to Want to See this Result!’ Smerconish Alerts Trump To His Viewer Poll on Leaving Iran War first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Joe Rogan hit back at critics and offered a correction after some noticed he told a story about the assassination of Charlie Kirk that never happened. The post Joe Rogan Lashes Out Over Accusation He Lied About Charlie Kirk Assassination first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 12 min )

Caroline Sunshine says she tried to sound the alarm for Trump over her sense that he's losing the base — but the White House isn't taking her calls. The post Trump Ally on CNN Twists Knife on MAGA Revolt: ‘I Am the Base — And the Base is Leaving’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The White House declared a press "lid" at 11:08 AM as Trump stayed inside with a schedule consisting of "Executive Time" — but no sign of a public briefing. The post WH Declares Press ‘Lid’ At 11:08 AM As Trump Stays Inside For ‘Executive Time’ Amid War first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 12 min )

CNN pundits laughed when discussing Donald Trump's repeated demand that NATO countries come to the rescue of the United States on the Iran war. The post CNN’s Table For Five Pundits Laugh At Trump’s NATO Rescue Suggestion first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Joy Reid busted out laughing when SiriusXM radio host Dean Obeidallah raised the prospect of President Donald Trump’s burning in Hell with Jeffrey Epstein. The post Joy Reid Busts Out Laughing At Image of Trump Burning in Hell with Jeffrey Epstein first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 12 min )

President Donald Trump took a victory lap over this week's jobs report, giving thanks to "MR. TARIFF!" in a social media post. The post Trump Takes Victory Lap Over Jobs Report — Gives Thanks To ‘MR. TARIFF!’ in New Rant first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

The niece and grandniece of slain Iranian Gen. Qasem Soleimani were arrested and saw their legal statuses revoked after an order from Marco Rubio. The post Federal Agents Arrest Family Members of Iranian Military Leader After Rubio Order: ‘Green Card Holders Living Lavishly’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Lindsey Graham said Iran will be facing "overwhelming military force" if they do not give in to U.S. demands, following a phone call with President Trump. The post Lindsey Graham Promises ‘Overwhelming Military Force’ Against Iran Coming After Trump Phone Call: ‘Choose Wisely’ first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

CNN anchor Abby Phillip dropped a blizzard of video receipts on Trump and Pete Hegseth after at least U.S. aircraft took fire or were shot down. The post CNN’s Abby Phillip Hits Trump With Video Receipts After Planes Shot Down first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 11 min )

Al Sharpton declared former Vice President Kamala Harris has been largely "ignored" by Democrats as a viable 2028 candidate despite being a "potent force." The post Al Sharpton Declares Kamala Harris Is ‘Potent Force in Black Community’ But Being ‘Ignored’ By Dems as 2028 Candidate first appeared on Mediaite.  ( 10 min )

Tectonic is a modernised, self-contained TeX and LaTeX engine powered by XeTeX and TeX Live. The post Tectonic – modernised, self-contained TeX and LaTeX engine appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

RFC Reader is a terminal-based viewer for IETF Request for Comments documents written in Rust. The post RFC Reader – terminal-based viewer for IETF Request for Comments documents appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Kitsune is a Libadwaita client for watching anime using content provided by the AniLiberty team through its public API. The post Kitsune – libadwaita client for watching anime from AniLiberty appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Eclipse Theia is an extensible framework for building full-featured cloud and desktop IDEs and developer tools with modern web technologies. The post Eclipse Theia – cloud & desktop IDE framework appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

GeckoCIRCUITS is a circuit simulation environment designed specifically for power electronics applications. The post GeckoCIRCUITS – circuit simulator optimized for power electronics appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Astronomy is a branch of science that deals with the study of celestial objects (including stars, planets, moons, comets, asteroids...). The post 15 Best Free and Open Source Linux Astronomical Data Analysis Tools appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

This internet radio app is definitely worth a download. The post Receiver continues to go from strength to strength appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Need an efficient way to manage your fonts? Step forward a dedicated font manager utility. The post 7 Best Free and Open Source Font Managers appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Hawk is a command-line text processor that brings Haskell expressions to shell pipelines. The post hawk – Haskell text processor for the command-line appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Pardus Font Manager is a lightweight font management application developed for Pardus, a Debian based Linux distribution. The post Pardus Font Manager – lightweight font management application appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

If you're starting out as a DJ, you'll probably want to try free software, as proprietary solutions can be very expensive. Fortunately, Linux has useful software for DJs. The post 11 Best Free and Open Source Linux Software for DJs appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Indianapolis hosted both games of the Final Four round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. After the first game between the UConn Huskies and Illinois Fighting Illini, fans in Lucas Oil Stadium were treated to a performance by The Chainsmokers, an electronic DJ and production duo comprised of Alex…  ( 12 min )

In between Saturday’s two Final Four games, TBS filled roughly seven minutes of time with a Capital One ad spot that featured Magic Johnson and “Dr. James Naismith” (Will Forte) joining the desk at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. That’s while Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, Clark Kellogg, and Bruce Pearl were already at…  ( 12 min )

The lengthy list of Charles Barkley predictions to be proven wrong got a little longer on Saturday. While it didn’t include the “guarantee” Barkley frequently includes with his predictions, Barkley confidently told TBS viewers that Illinois would beat Connecticut with ease in Saturday’s Final Four game in Indianapolis. Charles Barkley: “I’ll be honest with you-…  ( 11 min )

Fresh off his 17th Sweet 16 appearance as a head coach, Arkansas Razorbacks coach John Calipari was on set in Indianapolis for ESPN’s College GameDay show ahead of Saturday’s Final Four games. During the show, Calipari got into a heated debate with the other panelists, Rece Davis, Jay Williams, Jay Bilas, and Seth Greenberg, over…  ( 13 min )

The Connecticut Huskies are in the Final Four after stunning Duke 73-72 in the Elite Eight. And ahead of the Huskies’ Final Four game vs. Illinois, Andrea Hurley, the wife of UConn head coach Dan Hurley, expressed disappointment in St. John’s Red Storm fans for rooting for Duke against UConn in the Elite Eight. Hurley…  ( 12 min )

The Texas Rangers played the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, but Rangers TV analyst Mike Bacsik saved the day’s sharpest criticism for fans of the Philadelphia Phillies. The Rangers and Reds were tied 3-3 heading into the ninth inning when Rangers Sports Network cameras panned around Globe Life Field to showcase the still-excited Texas fans who…  ( 12 min )

Four years ago, Dan Patrick announced he was embarking on an epically long retirement tour that would end after Super Bowl LXII in Atlanta in 2028. Before his show ends, Chris “Mad Dog” Russo made him an offer he couldn’t refuse. Russo was a guest on The Dan Patrick Show on Friday, and the two…  ( 12 min )

Since its inaugural 2020 season, there hasn’t been an Inter Miami CF home match that journalist Franco Panizo wasn’t credentialed for. Until now.  Panizo, a veteran soccer reporter who has covered the sport for The Athletic and The Sun Sentinel and now runs the Miami Total Futbol newsletter and writes for FourFourTwo, said on X…  ( 13 min )

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy previously had a cordial relationship with Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark, but it seems like that’s no longer the case, and Portnoy is blaming another Barstool personality over the fallout. Portnoy has attended several Fever games, describing himself as a “huge fan” of the Fever. He also says that he…  ( 12 min )

UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma was fired up following Friday night’s Final Four loss to South Carolina, calling out Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley and ranting about the officiating. On Saturday morning, he took a more conciliatory tone. Auriemma issued an apology on Saturday related to his comments and actions following the loss, though he…  ( 12 min )

LeBron James’ harsh comments about Memphis this past week caused controversy and strong pushback from critics. However, the Los Angeles Lakers star is defending himself and his thoughts on the city. While appearing on the Bob Does Sports YouTube show, James said he might have pulled an “Eli Manning” and refused to play for Memphis…  ( 13 min )

Arnya Sabalenka is the unquestioned top women’s tennis player in the world at the moment. But 59 year-old Patrick McEnroe thinks she would be no match for, well, himself. On his SiriusXM radio show, Holding Court with Patrick McEnroe, the longtime tennis player and commentator took a question from a listener on how he would…  ( 12 min )

When it comes to certain voices synonymous with sports, there may be none quite like TSN announcer Vic Rauter and curling. The Canadian broadcasting legend has been the voice of curling on TSN for decades, calling the biggest events north of the border like the Brier, Scotties, and various world championships. However, earlier this week…  ( 12 min )

LeBron James is facing criticism for recent comments on a YouTube show toward Memphis and the Grizzlies, the latest prominent figure to question whether the city should have an NBA franchise in recent years. In the interview with Bob Does Sports, James joked that a star athlete his age would not be staying at the…  ( 13 min )

WWE reached a creative and cultural peak not seen since the glory days of the Attitude Era just a couple years ago when Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, and The Rock were blazing the trail towards WrestleMania 40 in 2024. Two years later, and WWE is now depending on a heel turn from Pat McAfee to…  ( 14 min )

The Connecticut Huskies lost their undefeated season to the South Carolina Gamecocks in the Final Four and head coach Geno Auriemma did not handle it well. UConn were heavy favorites entering the game, but Dawn Staley’s team emerged victorious in a 62-48 victory. Auriemma was bursting at the seems throughout the game and exploded during…  ( 14 min )

The NBA regular season is a declining product, and unless they have a moment of reckoning, Mike Francesa believes it’s only going to get worse. Between load management, teams tanking, and legitimate injuries, NBA fans can’t look forward to any one game by counting on the league’s best players to be on the court. Yahoo’s…  ( 12 min )

Longtime New York Knicks color commentator Walt “Clyde” Frazier left MSG play-by-play announcer Mike Breen in disbelief with a comment that he made to open Friday night’s game vs. the Chicago Bulls at Madison Square Garden. “Mike, I was talking to my friends, man,” Frazier said as the Bulls-Knicks game tipped off. “And I was…  ( 11 min )

All Times Eastern NCAA Men’s Tournament Final Four National Semifinals Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN Announcers: Ian Eagle/Grant Hill/Bill Raftery//Tracy Wolfson UConn vs. Illinois — TBS/TNT/HBO Max, 6:09 p.m.. Michigan vs. Arizona — TBS/TNT/HBO Max, approximately 8:49 p.m. Announcers: Adam Lefkoe/Jamal Mashburn/Candace Parker/Jalen Rose/Chris Webber The Final Four Show live from Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis,…  ( 13 min )

All Times Eastern Australian Rules Football AFL Men’s — Round 4 Melbourne Demons vs. Gold Coast Suns — FS2, 1:01 a.m. (Sunday) Western Bulldogs vs. Essendon Bombers — FS2, 5:06 a.m. (Sunday) Bundesliga Matchday 28 Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs. VfL Wolfsburg — ESPN+, 9:20 a.m. Borussia Mönchengladbach vs.  — ESPN+, 9:20 a.m. Hamburger SV vs.…  ( 17 min )

This simple canned ingredient can transform ordinary banana bread by adding moisture and flavor that takes this baked good from bland to irresistible.  ( 4 min )

Here's the Queens bakery where Lidia Bastianich befriended Christopher Walken, blending Italian pastries with unexpected celebrity charm in NYC.  ( 4 min )

Sometimes, the best part of a big meal is enjoying the leftovers the next day. These foods actually taste better after they've had a chance to rest a while.  ( 12 min )

Cleaning your glass stovetop with glass cleaner sounds logical, no? Unfortunately, doing so is actually one of the worst things you can do to the applicance.  ( 4 min )

Food waste is a big issue that's gotten quite a bit of attention over the last decade. What does Starbucks do with its leftover food to combat food waste?  ( 4 min )

Anthony Bourdain was never one to shy away from sharing his bolder opinions, which is why him calling out this particular type of cuisine is so on brand.  ( 4 min )

Guy Fieri has sampled more than his fair share of breakfasts during his time on TV, but these dishes stand out as some of the most memorable.  ( 11 min )

The myth of the McDonald's burger that will never rot is a tale as old as time, but despite the rumors it seems the real reason behind it isn't chemicals.  ( 5 min )

Krispy Kreme has changed the recipe at least once since it opened almost a century ago. The first recipe the founder used contained this surprising vegetable.  ( 4 min )

Trader Joe's has plenty of successes in its store, but this freezer find is a Mexican-themed dish that comes across as bland and underwhelming for most.  ( 4 min )

Plenty of movies feature dishes both big and small, but few can make an iconic scene of it. Here's 13 of the greatest moments of food on film, ranked.  ( 12 min )

You read that correctly - you can get 56 small but perfect slices from one cake. All it takes is a sharp knife and the ability to follow the cutting pattern.  ( 5 min )

Experts share their insight into the mistakes people make when placing a pizza order. Their advice will enhance your culinary experience on your next pizza run.  ( 12 min )

Lots of shoppers enjoy picking up some apples at the supermarket, but farmers want you to know this about the fruit that you're buying at the store.  ( 5 min )

Discover nine unbeatable Trader Joe's finds, all $3 and under, that are delicious, budget-friendly snacks and treats you don't want to miss.  ( 6 min )

Buying steak on Temu sounds like a way to save money, but there are many reasons why buying meat online may be a risky and unreliable choice for dinner.  ( 4 min )

Everyone loves the simplicity of a sandwich featuring bacon, lettuce, and tomatoes. Some versions stand above the rest in quality and ingredients.  ( 18 min )

This vintage kitchen appliance is built to last -- here's why replacing it could cost you durability, performance, and functionality over time.  ( 4 min )

A bottle of cold water can sound like a good idea after a workout, but even bottled water can be unsafe. This famous brand recalled almost 2 million bottles.  ( 4 min )

Former Kansas Supreme Court Justice Evelyn Wilson died Saturday following a battle with ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s disease. Wilson served on the highest court from 2020 to July 2025, when she resigned after her diagnosis. Chief Justice Eric Rosen said in a statement Saturday on behalf of the court that Wilson “faced her illness with […]

WASHINGTON — New Hampshire’s Republican governor, frustrated with little information about the Department of Homeland Security’s plan to put a new detention facility in her state, joined local Democrats to oppose the move and disclosed DHS plans to retrofit warehouses across the nation to expand immigrant detention. Two Republican members of the U.S. Senate, one […]

Little has seemingly gone as Washington planned in the war against Iran. The Iranian people have not risen up, one hard-line leader has been replaced by another, Iranian missiles and drones keep hitting targets across the Middle East, Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, driving oil and gas prices up worldwide, and in sharp contrast to Trump’s demand for “unconditional surrender,” Tehran […]

The day started poorly, but by the time we had finished things were looking a bit brighter. Let’s talk about the afternoon game first. Luinder Avila got his first major league start and, at times, you could see why the Royals are still so high on him as a starter. His stuff is electric, especially […]  ( 24 min )

Let’s try this again, shall we? First, here’s what I wrote last night about the expected starters for that game who will both still pitch in today’s first match: In the series opener, the Royals are going to be relying on a rookie making his first MLB start, but not his first MLB appearance. Michael […]  ( 24 min )

Friday’s game was rained out, to be made up as a doubleheader on Saturday. Anne Rogers has details. Saturday’s originally scheduled game will be moved up to 1:10 p.m. CT, with Friday’s makeup game scheduled for 6:10 p.m. CT. Both games will be available on Royals.TV and Brewers.TV, Friday’s tickets will be honored for the rescheduled game Saturday […]  ( 21 min )

'The only thing more pathetic than Indians on TV is Indians watching Indians on TV.'

No one believed Galileo, either.

Should rich people be able to check out books from the library when they can afford to buy them?

What ever happened to newest (acting) AG Todd Blanche?

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2026 Apr 04 It was really fun to learn about advising Lisp functions to extend functionality in Emacs. My first use case was to run a custom function every time a certain function in Bastian Bechtold’s org-static-blog is called. Of course, I could customize that function directly in my own fork, but Lisp advice allows you to modify functions without clobbering them directly. This approach has aesthetic and practical advantages. But I’ve struggled to understand the concepts and implementation of advice. Today I posted to Mastodon about how excited I was to get my first working use, and Philip asked me to share the code. My problem was specifying HTML boilerplate that org-static-blog puts in each post when it publishes all the static files, using string variables like org-static-bl…  ( 2 min )

There's no question that the experiment that is BlogMore has resulted in me blogging more. Although my previous setup wasn't exactly all friction, there's something about "owning" most of the tools and really knowing how they work, and being able to quickly modify them so they work "just so", that makes me more inclined to quickly write something up. I can see this if I look at the numbers in the archive for this blog. In March alone I wrote 43 posts; that's more than I wrote in any whole year, other than 2023. While I suspect this will start to calm down as work on BlogMore and blogmore.el settles down, I sense I'll be writing a bit more often for some time to come. Because of this I decided to do a little bit of housekeeping on the posts directory in the blog's source repository. Origina…  ( 2 min )

Journelly app that is my most used and useful iOS app. But of course, Ramírez has many other excellent apps, many of which are Emacs packages. In particular, there is his dwim-shell-command that allows you to automate shell commands—particularly those with complex invocations—from the comfort of Emacs. There’s also his take on music players, an uniform AI access app, and a lot more besides. You can check out his blog posts or take a look at his iOS/macOS/Emacs applications. He’s been an independent developer for some time but now he’s taken on a new role: fatherhood. He’s now the proud dad of a new son. He tells us that his output may slow down a bit because, after all, he has to start working on his son’s init.el.  ( 4 min )

Like most people, I imagine, I first ran into transient when first using magit. I took to it pretty quickly and it's always made sense to me as a user interface. But... I've never used it for any code I've ever written. I think, incorrectly, I'd half assumed it was going to be some faff to set up, and of course for a good while it wasn't part of Emacs anyway. Given this, I'd always had it filed under the heading "that's so neat I'll give it a go one day but not at the moment". Meanwhile... ever since I did the last big revamp of my Emacs configuration, I found myself leaning into a command binding approach that does the whole prefix-letter-letter thing. For reasons I can't actually remember I fell into the habit of using F121 as my chosen prefix key. As such, over the past 10 or so years (…  ( 2 min )

This is another article inspired by my recent cleanup of Prelude and my personal Emacs config, following the one on repeat-mode. I’ve been going through the Emacs 28-30 changelogs looking for features I had overlooked, and this small one from Emacs 28 turned out to be a real gem. Ever noticed how M-x shows you every command, including ones that make no sense in your current buffer? Org commands while editing Ruby, Magit commands in a shell buffer, that sort of thing. It’s not a huge deal if you know what you’re looking for, but it adds noise to the candidate list – especially if you’re using a completion framework like Vertico or Ivy that shows everything at a glance. Emacs 28 added a simple way to fix this: (setq read-extended-command-predicate #'command-completion-default-include-…  ( 3 min )

I’ve been going through the Emacs 28-30 changelogs recently as part of a big update to Prelude and my personal config, looking for features I never got around to trying. repeat-mode is one I wish I’d adopted sooner. How many times have you typed C-x o C-x o C-x o to cycle through a few windows? Or C-x { C-x { C-x { to keep shrinking one? All that prefix repetition is pure friction. repeat-mode is a built-in minor mode (Emacs 28+) that lets you drop the prefix after the first invocation and just keep pressing the final key. Enable it with one line: (repeat-mode 1) One important thing to understand – this doesn’t magically work for every key sequence. A command is only “repeatable” if it has been explicitly added to a repeat map. Emacs ships with repeat maps for a bunch of common built-i…  ( 2 min )

Dr. Jennifer Lincoln wants everyone to know there is still progress being made in women’s health.  ( 10 min )

Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating...  ( 12 min )

Every so often Trader Joe’s drops a new item that really sets the internet on fire. This time, it’s the new Cookie Dough Ice Cream Bites. Here’s everything we know about these new Trader Joe’s sweet treats and what people are saying about them so far (stay tuned for the official Sporked review, coming soon). ...  ( 19 min )

What exactly is going on with Taco Bell in 2026? Is everything okay over there at R&D? Because it feels like the food scientists are working over time. Perhaps they’re just trying to overcompensate for…everything else going on in the world. I guess I shouldn’t complain or even question Taco Bell’s motives because we keep...  ( 20 min )

Snacks and drinks might get all the splashy press releases and Insta buzz, but baking brands aren’t slouching when it comes to new, fun products. Here are eight new baking mixes that I—someone who loves to bake but is bad at following a from-scratch baking recipe—am psyched to try.  Ghirardelli Milk Chocolate Chip Brownie Mix...  ( 19 min )

We just learned that U.S. Taco Bell locations will be getting an international addition later this year. That’s awesome. I am truly psyched to try the Butter Chicken Taco from India. But why stop there, Taco Bell? Let us Americans have a taste of some of the other global Taco Bell specialties? At the moment,...  ( 19 min )

I'm just a girl.  ( 19 min )

International ice cream lovers, rejoice! Haagen-Dazs is a global phenomenon in the ice cream space, so it should come as no surprise that they’re launching new flavors around the world this spring. Sadly, and to spoil things, these are truly all international-only offerings. The U.S. and Canada are left off the coverage list for all...  ( 18 min )

Costco, the otherwise cutting-edge company, is finally ready to capitalize on the sourdough trend that took place *checks notes* six years ago? Hey, better late than never! It takes time to get a product through from creation, production, and onto shelves across the country. Especially so considering Costco’s new sourdough kit comes as a collab...  ( 18 min )

Where would we be without sauce? What an uncivilized, bland alternate reality. Thankfully, we haven’t yet slipped into that sauce-less black hole and there are plenty of new sauces making their way onto shelves as we speak. Here are ten new sauces and condiments I am particularly excited to try this month.  Truff Aioli Truff,...  ( 19 min )

Too lazy to mix up some Margs? Totally fair! We’re all mentally overburdened and psychologically overstimulated, and sometimes we just need to drink a tart, tangy tequila drink without having to squeeze the juice out of two dozen limes. We’ve taste tested a ton of premade canned Margaritas in our taste tests, as well as...  ( 20 min )

Need s'more of it right now.  ( 19 min )

Normally, I find my energy drinks at Dollar Tree. All the most wild and wacky caffeinated concoctions that didn’t sell at other stores wind up on the shelves at Dollar Tree for one last hoorah. It’s kind of like how you give your dog a steak dinner on his last night. Morbid and a little...  ( 19 min )

Also: the latest on Mark Normand's Netflix tall tale.  ( 9 min )

Nevada is home to some seriously amazing dessert spots that go way beyond the buffet. From creamy ice cream to freshly baked cakes, the Silver State knows how to satisfy a sweet tooth. Whether you are exploring the bright lights of Las Vegas or the charming streets of Reno, there is always a sweet treat […]  ( 8 min )

Some pizza places have a kind of magic that keeps people coming back, even on a slow Tuesday night. California is home to some seriously outstanding pizzerias that draw loyal crowds no matter what day it is. From wood-fired crusts to creative toppings, these spots have earned their reputations one slice at a time. If […]  ( 8 min )

Sometimes the night just has a mind of its own, and before you know it, it’s past midnight and your stomach is making its presence known. Arizona has no shortage of spots that keep the lights on and the food coming long after most places have called it quits. Whether you just left a concert, […]  ( 8 min )

Texas is famous for its bold flavors and big personalities, and its hotel restaurants are no exception. Many travelers walk right past these hidden gems without realizing some of the best meals in the state are being served just steps from the lobby. From Dallas to Galveston, hotel kitchens across Texas are cooking up dishes […]  ( 7 min )

When the night stretches out and hunger hits hard, Tennessee has your back. From Nashville’s buzzing streets to Memphis’s soulful corners and Chattanooga’s riverside spots, the Volunteer State serves up some seriously satisfying late-night grub. Whether you’re wrapping up a long shift, heading home after a concert, or just craving something good after midnight, locals […]  ( 7 min )

Florida sunsets are basically unfair. The sky turns every shade of orange, pink, and purple, and suddenly you forget you had plans to leave. Rooftop bars across the state have figured this out, which is exactly why they keep the drinks cold and the views unobstructed. Whether you’re in Miami, Tampa, or Clearwater Beach, these […]  ( 7 min )

Tucked along the Overseas Highway in Islamorada, Florida, the Islamorada Shrimp Shack is a hidden gem that seafood lovers keep coming back to again and again. With a 4.4-star rating from nearly 1,800 reviews, this casual, family-owned spot has earned a loyal following for its incredibly fresh shrimp and classic Florida seafood dishes. Whether you […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked into the Sierra Nevada foothills about 60 miles northeast of Sacramento, Nevada City, California is quietly becoming one of the most talked-about retirement destinations in the West. With its crisp mountain air, tree-lined streets, and a downtown that looks like it belongs on a postcard, this small town of around 3,000 people offers something […]  ( 12 min )

Tucson has no shortage of Mexican restaurants, but Mi Nidito on South 4th Avenue hits differently. Tucked into a colorful building in South Tucson, this family-style spot has been serving bold Sonoran flavors since the 1950s. It even earned a presidential visit from Bill Clinton in 1999, and the legend has only grown since then. […]  ( 12 min )

Royse City, Texas just got a whole lot tastier. Chili’s Grill & Bar opened its doors at 410 I-30 Frontage Rd, and locals are already buzzing about the burgers, the service, and the all-around great vibe. With a 4.6-star rating and a crowd that keeps coming back, this spot is quickly earning its place as […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the hills of northeast Tennessee, Jonesborough is the kind of place that makes you slow down and breathe a little easier. As Tennessee’s oldest town, it carries a rich history that stretches back to 1779, yet it feels anything but stuck in the past. Retirees from across the country are quietly discovering […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in Northern California’s Humboldt County, the Avenue of the Giants is one of the most breathtaking drives you will ever take. Stretching 31 miles through ancient redwood forests, this scenic road runs alongside some of the tallest trees on Earth. Whether you are a nature lover, a road tripper, or just someone looking […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away at 600 E Charleston Blvd in Las Vegas, Nevada, Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum is unlike anything else you’ll find in a city full of wild attractions. Built inside a spooky 1938 mansion, the museum is packed with over 30 rooms of haunted artifacts, eerie corridors, and genuinely creepy stories. Ghost Adventures fans […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked beside a gas station in the small town of Rhome, Texas, Giant Burger is the kind of place you might drive right past without a second glance. But once you know it’s there, you’ll never forget it. With hand-formed patties, generous toppings, and a loyal local following, this humble spot has earned a serious […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked along East Baseline Road in Mesa, Arizona, the Mesa Market Place Swap Meet is one of the Valley of the Sun’s most exciting weekend destinations. With over 1,500 vendors spread across a massive outdoor marketplace, shoppers can find everything from handmade jewelry to lawn furniture — all in one place. Whether you’re hunting for […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away at 711 Park Ave in Lebanon, Tennessee, New Moon BBQ is the kind of place that feels like a warm hug the moment you walk through the door. With its kitschy country decor and the smell of smoked meats floating through the air, this down-home smokehouse has been winning over locals and road-trippers […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked along the sparkling shores of Madeira Beach, Florida, John’s Pass Village and Boardwalk is one of those places that feels like it jumped straight out of an adventure novel. Born from the destruction of a hurricane back in 1848, this quirky coastal village grew into a lively hub of shops, restaurants, fishing docks, and […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away in Santa Rosa, California, the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center is one of those special places that makes you feel like a kid again the moment you walk through the door. Dedicated to the creator of the beloved Peanuts comic strip, this museum is packed with history, art, and hands-on fun […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along Olsen Boulevard in Amarillo, Texas, K-N Root Beer Drive-In has been serving up cold mugs of homemade root beer and juicy burgers since 1968. It might not look like much from the outside, but this little drive-in has earned a loyal following that spans generations. Families who visited as kids are now bringing […]  ( 11 min )

We all laugh at certain cozy meals when the sun is shining, but the minute the air turns crisp, our cravings tell the truth. The heart wants warmth, rich aromas, and something you can eat with a spoon while the windows frost. These are the dishes everyone teases, then secretly begs for once jackets come […]  ( 12 min )

Arizona is more than just the Grand Canyon and desert highways. Tucked between red rock cliffs and dusty back roads are small towns with big personalities, where history seeps through adobe walls and time seems to move a little differently. Some of these places are quirky, some are hauntingly beautiful, and a few feel like […]  ( 8 min )

Tucked away on Main Street in Tracy City, Tennessee, Dutch Maid Bakery & Cafe is one of those rare places that feels like stepping into your grandmother’s kitchen. Widely known as the oldest family-owned bakery in Tennessee, this charming spot has been winning hearts with fresh-baked goods, cozy vibes, and a breakfast that won’t empty […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in Central Florida, Rock Springs Run is one of those rare places that makes you stop and catch your breath. Crystal-clear water winds through lush, green wilderness for about 8.5 miles, offering something special for paddlers, swimmers, and wildlife watchers alike. Whether you are a seasoned outdoor adventurer or just looking for a […]  ( 12 min )

We all love to pretend our taste has become refined, like we have moved past the freezer aisle and childhood cravings. Then one smell, one bite, and every resolution melts faster than butter in a hot pan. This list celebrates the comfort foods we claim to outgrow yet secretly crave on our busiest, coziest, and […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the rugged hills of Trabuco Canyon, WTG Trabuco Oaks Steakhouse has been serving up unforgettable meals since 1975. This quirky, old-school gem is the kind of place that feels like a well-kept secret among locals and steak lovers across California. From mesquite-fired porterhouses to walls covered in thousands of cut neckties, every […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along US-395 in New Washoe City, Nevada, the Chocolate Nugget Candy Factory is one of those rare places that makes you feel like a kid again the moment you walk through the door. Open since 1983, this family-owned shop has been delighting locals and visitors with handcrafted chocolates, fudge, brittle, and so much more. […]  ( 12 min )

Florida gardeners know the struggle: one afternoon storm can drop inches of rain in a matter of hours, turning a beautiful yard into a soggy mess. Choosing plants that can handle those heavy downpours and still look great is the key to a thriving Florida garden. Luckily, nature has plenty of tough, beautiful options that […]  ( 8 min )

Tucked away in the piney woods of East Texas, Daingerfield State Park is one of those rare places that feels like a well-kept secret. Sitting on 507 acres near the small town of Daingerfield, this park offers towering pine trees, a peaceful lake, winding trails, and cozy campsites without the overwhelming crowds you might find […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked inside a shopping suite on North Campbell Avenue in Tucson, Arizona, El Jefe Cat Cafe has quietly grown into one of the most beloved spots in the city. With a 4.6-star rating and hundreds of glowing reviews, this three-story cat lounge is winning hearts one purr at a time. Whether you are looking to […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked along the busy Parkway in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Loco Burro Fresh Mex Cantina has quietly built a loyal following among locals and tourists alike. With over 10,000 reviews and a solid 4.2-star rating, this lively Tex-Mex spot is clearly doing something right. From loaded nachos to fresh guacamole and sizzling fajitas, the menu is packed […]  ( 11 min )

Some flavors never go out of style, no matter how many gadgets or food trends come along. These old-school dishes aren’t just meals, they’re memories that still beat modern shortcuts in pure, satisfying taste. You know the ones that make the kitchen smell like home and turn dinner into a hug. Let’s celebrate the classics […]  ( 11 min )

Florida’s warm climate and long sunny seasons make it one of the best places in the country to grow flowering shrubs. The right plants can transform a bare, flat front yard into a lush, colorful space that turns heads all year long. Whether you want bold tropical blooms or soft pastel flowers, there are shrubs […]  ( 7 min )

Craving a Florida beach that still feels like a secret shared between friends. Let me point you to places where shells outnumber selfie sticks and sunsets hush the whole shoreline. These spots are quieter, prettier, and way more memorable than the usual crowds. Pack light, bring curiosity, and let the Gulf work its magic on […]  ( 9 min )

Tucked along the quiet coastal town of Pescadero, California, Duarte’s Tavern has been feeding hungry travelers and loyal locals since 1894. This family-run gem at 202 Stage Rd is famous for its homemade pies, hearty soups, and warm, old-school atmosphere. Whether you’re stopping by after a beach walk or making a special trip, this place […]  ( 12 min )

Some foods survive every scandal, every ingredient list, and every eye roll. You know they are not winning any nutrition awards, yet they keep rescuing hungry moments. Call them guilty pleasures or survival rations, but they are dependable in a pinch. Here are the repeat offenders you keep reaching for anyway. Instant noodles Instant noodles […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away in the high desert of northeastern Nevada, Elko is a small city that quietly checks every box retirees dream about. With a population of around 20,000 people, it offers the warmth of a tight-knit community without the chaos of a big city. The cost of living is surprisingly low, the scenery is stunning, […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the small town of Bellville, Texas, Newman’s Castle is one of the state’s best-kept secrets. Built by one man with a big dream, this real stone castle complete with towers, a moat, and a drawbridge feels like something straight out of a fairy tale. Most Texans have never even heard of it, […]  ( 11 min )

Growing your own fruit in Florida is easier than you might think, even if you only have a small backyard, patio, or balcony. The Sunshine State’s warm climate and long growing season make it one of the best places in the country to grow tropical and subtropical fruits. You don’t need acres of land to […]  ( 6 min )

Arizona is packed with places that make families stop, look around, and say, “Okay, this is really cool.” From wild animals up close to old Western towns frozen in time, the state has a way of turning a regular weekend into something worth talking about at the dinner table for months. Whether your kids are […]  ( 8 min )

Some foods get unfair side-eye until they actually show up hot and happy. The moment that aroma hits, people stop judging and start reaching. You will see skeptics turn into repeat visitors with plates they swore they did not want. Here are the crowd-pleasers that always disappear first. Deviled eggs Open a platter of deviled […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away in the heart of the Upper Cumberland region, Cookeville, Tennessee is the kind of town that makes you want to slow down and stay a while. With its friendly locals, picturesque streets, and a warm community spirit, it truly feels like a Hallmark movie come to life. Home to around 34,842 residents, this […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along North Mills Avenue in Orlando, Florida, Out of the Closet is more than just a thrift store — it’s a community treasure chest waiting to be explored. With a 4.5-star rating and hundreds of loyal fans, this shop has earned a reputation for surprising shoppers with quality items at unbeatable prices. Every dollar […]  ( 12 min )

Some foods get eye rolls until a single bite makes you wonder why they ever left the table. Nostalgia hits hardest when flavors are simple, satisfying, and oddly perfect together. You might laugh at these throwbacks, but you’ll remember how good they are the moment they show up warm and ready. Let’s dust off these […]  ( 12 min )

Some meals do more than fill you up. They steady your week, stretch your budget, and make the house smell like someone cares. Older generations nailed this balance with dishes built on patience, thrift, and flavor that lingers. Here are the quiet legends that still outcook every trend and make you feel grounded again. Pot […]  ( 12 min )

We all have those foods that light us up even as we hide the box or crumple the wrapper fast. You tell yourself you have evolved, but some cravings refuse to grow up with you. That tension can be funny, a little awkward, and honestly kind of freeing. Let’s admit what still hits the spot, […]  ( 12 min )

It’s time for the second in our series of spotlight posts looking at the winners of our eighth annual public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1930! We’ve already covered the Best Adaptation winner, and this week we’re looking at the winner of Best Deep Cut: CARAMENTRAN by RedSPINE and poymakes. Sometimes, we get entries […]  ( 8 min )

Neanderthals and the Bronze Age  ( 4 min )

Core stability after 55 plays a major role in how the body moves, feels, and... The post If You Can Hold a Plank This Long After 55, Your Core Stability Is Top-Tier appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Building leg muscle after 55 requires more than occasional effort, it demands consistency, control, and... The post 5 Exercises Men Over 55 Should Do Each Morning to Build Leg Muscle appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 17 min )

Apron belly after 60 often comes down to one key issue: the deep core muscles... The post 5 Standing Exercises That Flatten Apron Belly Faster Than Gym Workouts After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

Think you know the menu at Del Taco? Think again. Beyond the usual tacos and... The post 5 Secret Del Taco Orders Chefs Swear By appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Savory, salty, made-from-scratch corn chips and delicious fresh salsa are one of the most popular... The post 7 Popular Spots With the Best Bottomless Chips and Fresh Salsa appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Weak knees can totally compromise your daily lifestyle. Did you know that knee pain is... The post 7 Chair Exercises That Restore Knee Strength Faster Than Yoga After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 18 min )

A sweet, thick delicious milkshake goes with an order of salty fries like the unhealthy... The post 5 Unhealthiest Fast Food Milkshakes You Can Order Right Now appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

It’s hard to know what kind of quality you’re getting behind the scenes. It’s not... The post 5 Popular Spots Where the Pizza Dough Is Actually Made In-House appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Real onion rings made in-house from simple ingredients are one of the most delicious appetizers... The post 7 Chain Restaurants Where the Onion Rings Are Actually Battered In-House appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Fried whiting and grits is a staple Southern dish popular across the country, especially in... The post 3 Chain Restaurants Serving the Best Fried Whiting and Creamy Grits appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 11 min )

If you’re craving BBQ ribs, but don’t feel like going out or cooking, several frozen... The post 4 Best Frozen BBQ Ribs, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Not to brag, but I’m a bit of a rib connoisseur. Roadside BBQ stands, high-end... The post 5 Chain Restaurants Serving Award-Winning Baby Back Ribs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

Meatball subs hit that perfect comfort food trifecta: hearty, cheesy and saucy. A good one... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Meatball Subs, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

There’s something undeniably irresistible about fried shrimp. A beloved seafood staple for decades, it’s a... The post 6 Best Fried Shrimp Baskets at National Chains, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Shake Shack welcomes the new Clubhouse Pimento Cheese Burger and new Clubhouse Pimento Cheese Chicken Sandwich as limited-time menu items nationwide. The new burger and chicken sandwich offer a twist on traditional pimento that sees mayo and red peppers swapped with the chain's signature ShackSauce and chopped cherry peppers. Shake Shack's pimento cheese spread is also made with aged cheddar. The offering arrives just in time for the PGA Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club, where pimento cheese sandwiches are a famous menu item. The Clubhouse Pimento Cheese Burger features up to three quarter-pound Angus beef patties served with a creamy pimento cheese spread, lettuce, tomato, and ShackSauce on a toasted potato bun. The Clubhouse Pimento Cheese Chicken Sandwich features a crispy-fried chicken breast filet, creamy pimento cheese spread, shredded lettuce, pickles, and ShackSauce, served on a toasted potato bun. Prices vary, but a single-patty Clubhouse Pimento Cheese Burger costs $10.79 near me in Los Angeles (a Double is $13.79 and a Triple is $16.79), while the Clubhouse Pimento Cheese Chicken Sandwich costs $10.79. From April 9 through April 12, 2026 (the duration of the Masters Tournament), Shake Shack is offering a buy-one-get-one-free deal on both the Clubhouse Pimento Cheese Burger and the Clubhouse Pimento Cheese Chicken Sandwich when you use the code "PIMENTO" when ordering through the Shake Shack mobile, website, or an in-restaurant kiosk. Photo via Shake Shack. Read more at Brand Eating!  ( 15 min )

It's time to get our hands on some churro-flavored turtle chips.

Tiramisu cheesecake is just one of the gems we've spotted at Costco this month.

Tucked away in the heart of Nevada, Tonopah is a small town that feels like a secret the rest of the world hasn’t found yet. With wide open skies, clean desert air, and streets so quiet you can actually hear yourself think, it’s the kind of place that slows you down in the best possible […]  ( 11 min )

California is packed with well-known food spots that tourists flock to every year, but the real magic happens at the smaller, quieter places tucked away in neighborhoods across the state. These are the restaurants where regulars claim their favorite corner booth and the staff knows your order by heart. From soul food on Crenshaw to […]  ( 7 min )

Some restaurants spend a fortune on marketing, but the best ones let their food do the talking. Nevada is home to a handful of Italian spots that have been quietly packing tables for years, earning loyal regulars without ever chasing the spotlight. From Las Vegas to Reno and Sparks, these places have built their reputations […]  ( 9 min )

Arizona is home to some seriously underrated sandwich spots that most people drive right past on their way to a chain restaurant. From Phoenix to Flagstaff to Tucson, local delis and sandwich shops are crafting flavors you simply cannot find at a franchise. Fresh ingredients, creative recipes, and real community roots make all the difference. […]  ( 9 min )

Texas takes its tacos seriously, and the proof is in the packed parking lots at all hours of the day. From sunrise breakfast tacos to late-night cravings after a big night out, the Lone Star State has spots that never really slow down. Whether you’re fueling up before work or grabbing a bite after midnight, […]  ( 8 min )

Most people think you need to be near the ocean to enjoy great seafood, but Tennessee proves that idea wrong every single day. From Memphis to Knoxville, the Volunteer State is packed with restaurants serving up fresh, flavorful fish and shellfish that would impress even the most seasoned coastal foodie. Whether you’re craving spicy crab […]  ( 8 min )

Hungry for plates that actually cover the table and still leave room for leftovers? Florida’s comfort food scene is stacked with places where portions are proud, flavors are nostalgic, and the vibe feels like a warm welcome. From beach shacks to classic institutions, you can count on generous servings and that just-like-home satisfaction. Bring an […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along Nevada Way in the heart of Boulder City’s Historic District, The Coffee Cup Café has been winning hearts one plate at a time. With a 4.8-star rating from nearly 4,000 reviews, this cozy breakfast and lunch spot is clearly doing something right. Surfer decor, massive portions, and food that tastes like it came […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked along California’s Central Coast, Morro Bay is the kind of place that feels like a well-kept secret — and locals would like to keep it that way. With its iconic volcanic rock, peaceful waterfront, and laid-back vibe, this small town offers everything you love about the California coast without the shoulder-to-shoulder crowds. Whether you’re […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along East University Drive in Phoenix, Arizona, Little Miss BBQ-University has quietly become one of the most talked-about barbecue spots in the entire Southwest. With a 4.8-star rating from over 3,000 reviews, this no-frills Central Texas-style BBQ joint is earning serious praise from locals and out-of-towners alike. The star of the show is a […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along the banks of Lake Granbury in Hood County, Granbury, Texas, is a small town with a big heart. With a population of just under 11,000, it offers retirees the perfect mix of Southern charm, wide-open spaces, and a relaxed way of life. From its beautifully preserved historic square to its friendly neighborhoods, Granbury […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away on the quiet shores of Tierra Verde, Florida, Billy’s Stone Crab is the kind of place that regulars keep to themselves — until they just can’t help but tell everyone. With a 4.2-star rating from nearly 3,000 reviews, this waterfront seafood spot has earned a loyal crowd that keeps coming back year after […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away in Knoxville, Tennessee, Zoo Knoxville is home to one of the most exciting wildlife experiences in the Southeast — the Safari Park. Whether you are a local resident or just passing through, this place offers something that feels genuinely wild and wonderfully unexpected. From up-close animal encounters to themed habitats that transport you […]  ( 12 min )

When Florida heat, salt, and shade gang up on your lawn, you need plants that do not quit. These ground covers deliver color, texture, and resilience where turf keeps tapping out. You will save water, cut maintenance, and still get a yard that looks inviting year-round. Ready to trade brown patches for reliable green and […]  ( 9 min )

Some restaurants are just places to eat, but Dominick’s Steakhouse in Scottsdale, Arizona is a place to remember. Tucked along North Scottsdale Road, this upscale chophouse has earned a loyal following of locals who come back again and again for the premium steaks, stunning rooftop pool setting, and service that makes every guest feel like […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away at 903 Gleaves St in Nashville, Tennessee, Peg Leg Porker BBQ has built a reputation that stretches far beyond the city limits. People drive hours just to get a taste of their legendary pulled pork, smoky ribs, and unforgettable sides. With a 4.5-star rating from nearly 4,000 reviews, this laid-back barbecue joint is […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked beneath the Four Queens Hotel on Fremont Street, Hugo’s Cellar has been one of Las Vegas’s most beloved dining secrets for decades. While the Strip gets most of the attention, locals know this underground steakhouse is where truly special meals happen. Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, or simply a Tuesday that deserves celebrating, Hugo’s […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked inside the artsy Helms Avenue corridor in Los Angeles, Father’s Office has built a loyal following that stretches far beyond the Culver City neighborhood. The star of the show is the legendary Office Burger, a sandwich so stacked with bold, creative flavors that regulars will gladly sit in LA traffic just to get one. […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked under a highway overpass in Houston, Texas, Bubba’s Texas Burger Shack has been serving up unforgettable burgers for over 40 years. This tiny shack may not look like much from the outside, but one bite of their handcrafted burgers explains why locals rave about it being the best in the state. From juicy bison […]  ( 11 min )

Right off the shore of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, there is a seafood spot that locals and visitors keep returning to again and again. Salt Life Food Shack, located at 1018 3rd St N, has earned a 4.4-star rating from over 3,000 happy customers with its fresh oysters, creative seafood dishes, and laid-back surf vibe. Whether […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked into the northeast corner of Clark County, Mesquite, Nevada is a small city that feels like a breath of fresh desert air. Sitting just 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas along Interstate 15, this sun-soaked community of roughly 20,000 people offers something the big city rarely can — room to breathe. Whether you’re drawn […]  ( 11 min )

You promise yourself you have sophisticated taste now, but then nostalgia sneaks in when you are tired, stressed, or broke. Suddenly, the foods you once swore off start whispering memories louder than reason. It is not about gourmet anymore, it is about who you were and the tiny joys that still deliver. If you have […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked along the Southern California coast between Los Angeles and San Diego, San Clemente is a sun-soaked gem that feels like a permanent vacation. With its Spanish-style architecture, world-class surf breaks, and breezy ocean air, this Orange County city has a way of pulling people in and never letting go. Whether you’re a beach lover, […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the rolling hills of southeastern Arizona, Sierra Vista is the kind of place that sneaks up on you in the best way possible. With the Huachuca Mountains rising dramatically to the west and the wide-open Sonoran Desert stretching in every direction, this city of about 45,000 people offers jaw-dropping scenery without the […]  ( 12 min )

If you want a slower pace without giving up good food, culture, and things to do, Fredericksburg makes a strong case for itself. This Hill Country favorite feels calm and grounded, yet it never slips into sleepy or isolated. You get walkable charm, a proud local identity, and enough activity to keep weekends full. Once […]  ( 10 min )

You promise yourself you have moved on, that those guilty pleasure foods are a thing of the past. Then a single smell floats by, and suddenly self-control feels optional. It is amazing how scent can teleport you to a softer, simpler moment. Get ready to feel seen as we revisit the treats you swore off, […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Townsend, Tennessee is a small town with a big reputation for tranquility. With a population of just around 550 people, it offers something rare in today’s busy world — true peace and quiet. Visitors and newcomers alike are falling in love with its clean mountain […]  ( 11 min )

Craving a lush, island vibe without babysitting your garden every weekend? These tropical-looking winners love Florida’s heat, humidity, and sandy soil, and they stay gorgeous with simple care. You will get bold color, dramatic leaves, and dependable blooms that make your space feel like a staycation. Let’s pick the easy stars that bring the wow […]  ( 8 min )

Tucked away on Florida’s Forgotten Coast, St. George Island State Park is one of those rare places that feels like a well-kept secret. Stretching across nearly 2,000 acres of unspoiled barrier island, it offers pristine white sand beaches, peaceful nature trails, and wildlife encounters you simply won’t find at busier tourist spots. Whether you’re dreaming […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked inside a shopping center in the charming town of Boulder City, Nevada, Fox Smokehouse BBQ has become a destination worth driving out of your way for. With a 4.6-star rating from nearly 3,000 reviews, this down-home BBQ spot has earned a loyal crowd of locals and road-trippers alike. People passing through after visiting Hoover […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked along the scenic roads of Mount Shasta, California, Black Bear Diner has been serving up hearty comfort food since 1995. This is the original location of what became a beloved chain, and locals and travelers alike keep coming back for good reason. The woodsy atmosphere, generous portions, and friendly staff make it feel less […]  ( 12 min )

Some restaurants are just places to eat, but Steak 44 in Phoenix, Arizona is a place people actually look forward to. Tucked along North 44th Street, this upscale steakhouse has earned a loyal following from locals who want a dinner that feels truly special. With a 4.7-star rating from over 4,000 reviews, it’s clear this […]  ( 11 min )

Remember when certain staples were so cheap you barely glanced at the tag? Now a simple grocery run can feel like a budgeting showdown with strangers peeking into your cart. You compare sizes, argue with yourself about brands, and wonder if the sale is actually a trick. Let’s walk aisle by aisle and make sense […]  ( 12 min )

Tired of dragging hoses around and watching your water bill climb every summer? Florida’s native plants are built for sun, sand, salt, and long dry spells, so your yard can look incredible with far less effort. Choose the right species and you will get color, wildlife, and easy care landscaping that still feels lush. Let’s […]  ( 10 min )

Tucked along US-281 in Marble Falls, Texas, the Blue Bonnet Cafe has been feeding hungry travelers and loyal locals since 1929. With a 4.6-star rating from nearly 9,000 reviews, this classic roadside diner has earned its reputation as one of the Hill Country’s most beloved spots. From fluffy pancakes and golden biscuits to a pie […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked into the foothills of the Cherokee National Forest, Tellico Plains is a small Tennessee town that is quietly becoming one of the most talked-about retirement destinations in the Southeast. With a population of just over 760 people, this Monroe County gem offers something that big cities simply cannot match — fresh mountain air, stunning […]  ( 12 min )

Some foods never tried to be pretty, and that is exactly why they taste unforgettable. Older generations cooked to nourish, to stretch a dollar, and to make every bite count. These dishes simmered slowly, traded gloss for depth, and rewarded patience with soul warming flavor. If you have ever chased a taste from childhood, you […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked into a small strip in Ocala, Florida, Big Lee’s – Serious About Barbecue has become one of the most talked-about BBQ spots in the entire state. People drive hours from Jacksonville, Tampa, and even South Carolina just to get a taste of the slow-smoked meats that have taken over TikTok feeds and food blogs […]  ( 11 min )

Some dishes used to get eye rolls, yet somewhere along the way they started feeling like a hug in a bowl. Maybe it was growing up, or finally tasting them made with care instead of shortcuts. Suddenly, the simple, hearty flavors that once seemed old-fashioned feel grounding and deeply satisfying. Here are the once-mocked foods […]  ( 11 min )

Every state in America has its own food identity, and burgers are often at the heart of it. From hole-in-the-wall diners to beloved local chains, each state has a spot that locals swear by and visitors never forget. Whether you’re a die-hard burger fan or just love discovering new places to eat, this list will […]  ( 21 min )

Some recipes sound like a punchline until you taste how ridiculously good they still are. These classics survived church potlucks, weeknight scrambles, and grandparents who cooked with canned everything. You might roll your eyes, then go back for seconds. Ready to rediscover the dishes that quietly refuse to die because they simply work? Ambrosia salad […]  ( 11 min )

Cooking a great meal doesn’t have to mean a sink full of dishes and an hour of stressful prep work. One-pot meals are the ultimate weeknight heroes, bringing together simple ingredients with minimal cleanup. Whether you’re a beginner in the kitchen or just someone who wants dinner on the table fast, these recipes have you […]  ( 10 min )

We all talk a big game about refined palates and clean eating, but hunger has a funny way of humbling everyone. When the craving hits, those so called lowbrow bites start sounding like five star comfort. You know the ones, the crunchy, gooey, salty heroes hiding in your pantry or freezer. Let’s celebrate the classics […]  ( 11 min )

Fast food sandwiches have come a long way from plain burgers and basic chicken fillets. Whether you are a fan of crispy fried chicken, tender roast beef, or a classic fish sandwich, there is something out there that will blow your taste buds away. A burger expert spent months tasting sandwiches from some of the […]  ( 11 min )

Some meals whisper where they came from, and you can hear the voices of the people who taught them. You taste patient weekends, frayed recipe cards, and quiet advice said over simmering pots. If an older relative ever guided your hand, these dishes will feel like home. Let them nudge your memory and your hunger […]  ( 11 min )

Some dishes used to anchor every weeknight, showing up like clockwork on dinner tables and potlucks. Now they are almost whispers, living mostly in memories, recipe boxes, and the occasional retro craving. You can still taste the comfort, the thrift, and the fellowship baked into each bite. Let this list pull you back to simpler […]  ( 12 min )

Some classics were perfect before trends started piling on extras. Somewhere along the way, upgrades traded soul for spectacle and left you with sugar, gimmicks, and disappointment. If you have ever missed the simple bite that made you fall in love, this list will feel like a hug. Let us rewind the noise and celebrate […]  ( 12 min )

ESPN analysts Chiney Ogwumike and Andraya Carter were very critical of Connecticut Huskies head coach Geno Auriemma for his behavior during and after South Carolina’s 62-48 win over UConn in the Women’s Final Four on Friday night. Auriemma went off about officiating and called out South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley during an in-game interview…  ( 13 min )

The South Carolina Gamecocks upset the Connecticut Huskies 62-48 in the 2026 Women’s Final Four on Friday evening in Phoenix. And while it’s an enormous win for South Carolina in taking down a Huskies team that entered the game unbeaten and as the NCAA Tournament favorite to reach the national title game, much of the…  ( 13 min )

It didn’t take long for Konnor Griffin, the top prospect in Major League Baseball, to make his debut for the Pittsburgh Pirates. And it didn’t take long for Griffin, 19, to make good on the potential he has flashed on his way to the big leagues, as he thumped his first base hit on an…  ( 12 min )

FingerGo is a touch-typing trainer, designed to improve typing speed and accuracy, with a user-friendly and intuitive interface. The post FingerGo – cross-platform touch-typing trainer appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

pawk is a command-line text processing utility that brings Python expressions and statements to AWK-style workflows. The post pawk – brings Python expressions and statements to AWK-style workflows appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Pulse is a GNOME application designed to help users monitor their energy levels and manage burnout. The post Pulse – local-first burnout and energy tracker for GNOME appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

ShoopDaLoop is an advanced live looping application with DAW-like elements. The post ShoopDaLoop – advanced live looping application with DAW-like elements appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Speed of Sound is a voice typing application to dictate text and have it automatically transcribed into any focused application. The post Speed of Sound – voice typing for the Linux desktop appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Photo management software is a type of computer application that helps users to organize their digital image collection. The post 13 Best Free and Open Source Linux Photo Management Software appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Gnucap is a general purpose circuit simulator aimed at analysing and simulating electronic circuits. The post Gnucap – general purpose circuit simulator appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 10 min )

Snu Photo Manager is a feature-rich desktop application for managing and editing photos and videos, written in Python. The post Snu Photo Manager – feature-rich photo manager appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Project management tools encompass many different types of software such as scheduling, resource allocation, collaboration software, quality management, and cost control / budget management. The post 7 Best Free and Open Source Linux Project Management Software appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 13 min )

Fluxer is an instant messaging and VoIP platform designed for friends, groups, and communities. The post Fluxer – instant messaging and VoIP platform appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

This story was originally published by ProPublica. Republished under a CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 license. They asked nicely at first.  After an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot and killed Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother of three who’d recently moved to Minneapolis, local law enforcement officials requested a partnership with the federal government to investigate the case, as they’d done in […]  ( 11 min )

The Supreme Court’s decision last year in U.S. v. Skirmetti, upholding a law depriving young trans people the healthcare they need, is insupportable, rendering people unequal in a way the Constitution cannot possibly suborn. But its new decision in Chiles v. Salazar regarding the First Amendment standard to use regarding Colorado’s law regarding conversion therapy […]  ( 17 min )

Most of the discussions about the impact of the latest generative AI systems on copyright have centered on text, images and video. That’s no surprise, since writers, artists and film-makers feel very strongly about their creations, and members of the public can relate easily to the issues that AI raises for this kind of creativity. But there’s […]  ( 10 min )

The Hypergear 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Dock is meticulously engineered to reduce the cable clutter and streamline your daily routine. Featuring 2 dedicated wireless charging surfaces, you can power up your phone and AirPods easily. In addition, you can charge your Apple Watch with the built-in charger mount. Stylish and compact, the dock is perfect for […]  ( 7 min )

Last week, I wrote about why the social media addiction verdicts against Meta and YouTube should worry anyone who cares about the open internet. The short version: plaintiffs’ lawyers found a clever way to recharacterize editorial decisions about third-party content as “product design defects,” effectively gutting Section 230 without anyone having to repeal it. The […]  ( 13 min )

This may not be an actual “Wyden siren,” but it still has his name attached to it. What’s being said here isn’t nearly as ominous as this single sentence he sent to CIA leadership earlier this year: I write to alert you to a classified letter I sent you earlier today in which I express […]  ( 9 min )

A quick refresher: there was originally $42.5 billion in broadband grants headed to the states thanks to the 2021 infrastructure bill most Republicans voted against (yet routinely try to take credit for among their constituents). But after taking office this second time, the Trump administration rewrote the grant program’s guidance to eliminate provisions ensuring the resulting broadband is affordable […]  ( 9 min )

mistakes I often make with Emacs is not asking other people for help, so I experimented with a coaching session with Prot. With his permission, here's a recording of our conversation. Download the video View in the Internet Archive, watch/comment on YouTube, download the captions, or e-mail me your thoughts. Resources Chapters Rough notes to clean up over the next little while Transcript Ideas for next steps Resources Emacs coaching with Sacha Chua | Protesilaos Stavrou Thinking about Emacs coaching goals with Prot My Emacs configuration Prot's Emacs configuration The livestream we've penciled in for April 16 - come join us! Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:50 Organizing my config into multiple modules and org-babel-post-tangle-hook 04:45 Changing namespace, renaming functions 07:11 Defin…  ( 42 min )

Raw link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djE_pVlgDHg The other day I had a coaching session with Sacha Chua. Sacha asked me if she could record and publish it, to which I agreed. More here: https://sachachua.com/blog/2026/04/yayemacs-10-emacs-coaching-with-prot-packaging-emacs-lisp//. Our next meeting will be done live on the 16th of April 2026 at 10:30 America/Toronto, 17:30 Europe/Athens time: https://youtube.com/live/djE_pVlgDHg. I will check with Sacha how she imagines doing this. Though I am the laissez faire type, so will adapt as we go. [ Note that all my coaching sessions are private: I never share details of my meetings. This is an exception because Sacha asked me about it. ]  ( 1 min )

jabber.el is an XMPP client for Emacs, originally written in 2003. Development slowed over the years, though contributors kept the package working across Emacs releases. I took over as maintainer with the goal of modernizing the protocol support. Now, jabber.el is the most XEP-complete text-based client in existence. What Changed For those, like me, who count XEPs like Pokemon: OMEMO encryption (XEP-0384) via a C dynamic module wrapping picomemo OMEMO media sharing (XEP-0454) OpenPGP for XMPP (XEP-0373) using Emacs’ built-in EPG Stream Management (XEP-0198) with session resume Message Archive Management (XEP-0313) Message Carbons (XEP-0280) Delivery Receipts (XEP-0184) and Chat Markers (XEP-0333) Message Correction (XEP-0308), Replies (XEP-0461), Moderation (XEP-0424/0425) Chat State Notif…  ( 3 min )

You can now import Anki decks into gnosis. The entire Anki ecosystem, thousands of community-maintained decks across every subject, is accessible from Emacs. I can finally keep track of the AnKing deck changes. If you can’t beat them, import them. Anki import gnosis-anki-import reads .apkg files and converts them into gnosis themata. It resolves Anki’s note type templates to extract question/answer pairs, normalizes tags, and strips Anki system tags like marked and leech. Re-importing the same deck is safe. Each imported note keeps its Anki GUID, so gnosis detects duplicates and skips them. When AnKing pushes an update, I just re-import and only the new notes come in. Tens of thousands of notes & themata, managed from a text editor. As it should be. One package, one database org-gnosis…  ( 3 min )

Back when I first really got into writing Emacs Lisp code, one of the first things I got very used to and really fell in love with was being able to eval-last-sexp (C-x C-e) the code I was writing, either to test it right there in the buffer, or to cause it to be bound so I could use it elsewhere. It was so different from any other mode of working I'd used before and it was really addictive as a way of hacking on code. Also quite quickly I got used to the fact that eval-last-sexp wasn't so helpful with things like a defvar or a defconst, if I was changing them up to try out new ways of doing things with the code I was working on; there I had to remember to get used to using eval-defun (C-M-x). Hardly a great problem, but something to keep in mind1. Pretty quickly, as I worked on longer packages, I found myself wanting to, in effect, unload a whole buffer of code and evaluate it again. From this desire came nukneval.el. The original version of this has been sat around since 2002 or so, perhaps a little earlier, and has served me well every time I've been messing with a new package. While I suspect there is (now, perhaps was then too?) a better way of doing things, the approach used in nukneval helped me learn some things and served me well (and still does). Now it's muscle-memory to run it. The way it works is quite simple: go to the start of a buffer, read each form, check if the car is of a given list of symbols, decide if it's something I want to unbind, and then pick either makunbound or fmakunbound and use that on the symbol. Finally, once the end of the buffer has been hit: eval-buffer. I've just released v1.3 as part of my slow wander through my old Emacs Lisp packages, with this release cleaning up a deprecated use of setf to move point, and also rewriting the code so it's a bit cleaner and also gives better feedback. Bozhidar Batsov recently wrote a good post covering these sorts of issues. ↩  ( 1 min )

A wee bit over 5 years back I wrote a tiny package to quickly insert PHONY target markers into a Makefile. While it's far from my most-used package, it's one that gets a call on occasion, so it's one I still carry around in my Emacs configuration. Given I'm currently engaging in a slow background process of cleaning up some of my Emacs Lisp packages, removing some obsoleted practices, I've given make-phony.el a little bit of attention. As well as dropping the use of setf to set point to the start of a line, I also tweaked the code a little so that it only inserts a PHONY if there isn't already one there. While that's hardly been a problem for me, it just felt like a neat bit of cleaning up to how it works.  ( 1 min )

Mexican restaurant chains are popular these days, but some are better than others. According to customer reviews, this is the best one in the United States.  ( 5 min )

Use this simple food court trick next time you're at Costco to avoid pickup confusion and grab your order faster, smoother, and stress-free every time.  ( 4 min )

Customers have been complaining about IHOP's coffee for a while and it seems the breakfast chain has finally heard the call as it's giving the drink an upgrade.  ( 4 min )

A cafe or coffee shop can be a remote office, a social event, and even a quiet place to hang. But can you outwear your welcome at a cafe? Some have limits.  ( 4 min )

From breads and croissants to cakes and muffins, we took a bite of several popular bakery items from Publix and ranked them by flavor, texture, and quality.  ( 12 min )

Store-bought potato salad is a convenient way to grab lunch, but sometimes the vinegar comes across much too strong. Here's how to balance it out again.  ( 4 min )

A once-popular Philadelphia-area cookie chain is closing for good, marking the end of a local favorite for some and sweet chapter in the region.  ( 4 min )

Someone recently posted online about this Aldi tea cup, but if you see it and think of running to the store just know you should never actually drink out of it.  ( 4 min )

Five Below's candy section boasts a number of products you won't see on other stores' shelves. These 12 candies from Five Below are well worth a try.  ( 7 min )

There's a new wave of well-made beers with negligible ABV on the market. According to drinks experts, these are some of the most enjoyable options.  ( 12 min )

On its breakfast menu, Chick-fil-A offers several options with egg in them and it's true that it does real use egg, but it's not what it might appear at first.  ( 4 min )

This Boston restaurant wowed Guy Fieri with an unforgettable pastrami sandwich. Here's where to find the menu staple and why it stands out with customers.  ( 4 min )

Orioles righty Zach Eflin didn’t travel with the team to Pittsburgh. He’s on the 15-day injured list due to an elbow issue, and manager Craig Albernaz told reporters prior to today’s series opener against the Pirates that Eflin is headed for a second opinion with orthopedic surgeon Keith Meister (via Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com). Eflin […]  ( 8 min )

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration released its fiscal 2027 budget request Friday, asking Congress to increase spending on defense programs by 43% and decrease funding for non-defense accounts by 10%.  The proposal kicks off what will be a monthslong process on Capitol Hill as lawmakers write the dozen annual government funding bills ahead of the […]

TOPEKA — Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly on Friday allowed loosened academic expectations for college nursing faculty to become law. She declined to sign the legislation or veto it, letting Senate Bill 334 become law after it was lauded as a way to fix the state’s persistent nursing shortage. Kelly said she understood the need to […]

The Kansas Supreme Court affirms in the appeal of a Wichita murder case its 2025 decision regarding calculation of jail-time credit in sentencing.

Before Wyoming elections, the state’s League of Women Voters tries to get voter registration information into the hands of residents at events and gatherings. But under state law, League volunteers can’t sign up voters themselves — only local election officials can do that. “It’s been tough,” said Linda Barton, president of the League of Women […]

This week, as wait times at American airports stretched beyond four hours in some cases, I got a text message from a fellow Kansan who was worried about flying this week. OK. It was my mom. She clipped and texted a bit of a New York Times article that explained why wait times were so […]

We have achieved one week of Royals baseball, and the Royals, despite an anemic offense outside of one game, have managed not to lose more than they’ve won. Now comes one of the bigger tests for the team in the early-going as Atlanta was without many of their preferred starters, and the Twins simply don’t […]  ( 19 min )

The Royals announced they have officially called up Luinder Avila to start tonight’s game against the Brewers, and have placed left-hander Bailey Falter on the 15-day Injured List with left elbow inflammation retroactive to yesterday. Falter faced six hitters on Wednesday night against the Twins and gave up three hits and two walks. Michael Wacha […]  ( 15 min )

The Brewers play in the smallest metropolitan market in baseball, and yet have developed a sustainable model of success that is the envy of other teams. They have reached the playoffs in seven of the last eight years, and haven’t had a losing season since 2016. This year, the Brewers are off to a great […]  ( 21 min )

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB. Throughout the year, we ask questions of the most plugged-in Kansas City Royals fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Earlier this week, Carlos Estévez went on the Injured List with a foot contusion. Until he returns, the […]  ( 16 min )

It is the beginning of a new season, and we likely have some new fans stopping by the site checking out game threads and other articles. Royals Review is a site written by fans like you, part of the SB Nation network of sports blogs. It was founded by Will McDonald 20 years ago and […]  ( 29 min )

The Royals are underway — and the early storylines are already taking shape. In this episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy “Hokius” Greco, joined by Max Rieper, break down the Kansas City Royals’ recent series against the Minnesota Twins and what it reveals about the team’s early-season identity. From bullpen […]  ( 15 min )

Since forever, the skills that made a good catcher were consistent: the ability to control the run game, the ability to manage a pitching staff, the ability to block pitches, the ability to call a good game. But then the sabermetric revolution happened, a revolution that was obsessed with measurable metrics. And around the same […]  ( 19 min )

Whoopsie! Ballplayers are just like the rest of us. Anne Rogers wrote about Carter Jensen’s scratch before yesterday’s game: “Carter had an oversight,” manager Matt Quatraro said. “Overslept. Wasn’t here on time, and we made the decision to scratch him from the lineup. … He’s a stand-up guy, a really hard worker, a great kid. […]  ( 35 min )

Japan Theft Hypothetical Flies Over Heads Of Right Wing Grifters: Proving you can't just steal abroad is a great "subject to jurisdiction" example. Leave Your License At The Door: Don't just take Bondi's job, take her license too! Talk About Taking Out The Trash: Bondi's former co-workers IMMEDIATELY threw her work portrait in the trashcan. Colbert Joins In On The Fun: Lot of black ink in the punchline. Let The Jury Decide: DLA Piper taken to court in maternity leave discrimination suit. The post It Shouldn’t Be That Hard To Understand This — See Also appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 5 min )

From the wall to the bin in minutes, with a karmic assist from her own management style. The post That Was Fast: Bondi’s Portrait Already Living At The Dump appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 6 min )

Remains to be seen if that was a good thing. The post This Person Was Real Talky At The Birthright Citizenship Oral Argument appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 5 min )

Something about the way it subverts the legal system... The post In-House Counsel Come Out In Support Of Biglaw Firms Fighting The Trump Administration appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 6 min )

The week in appellate news. The post How Appealing Weekly Roundup appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 6 min )

These dunces are out here voting. The post Responses To Justice Jackson’s Birthright Citizenship Argument Show There’s Some Stupid You Shouldn’t Argue With appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 8 min )

It’s time to focus on the final, but perhaps most critical, step in the CLE process. The post From CLE To TLC: Leveraging Your Event For Long-Term Business Growth appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 8 min )

Late night comedy delivers more clarity than the official line ever will. The post Colbert Mocks Bondi’s Firing With The Only Document More Redacted Than DOJ’s appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 6 min )

Good luck! They'll need it. The post DLA Piper Headed To Trial Over Firing Of Mom-To-Be appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 7 min )

We all have to downsize sometime. The post Retiring Partners Should Relinquish Prized Offices appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 7 min )

Silver lining for former AG Bondi! The post Pam Bondi May Be Out Of A Job… But That’s Even More Reason To Take Her License appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 7 min )

From the shit-rolls-downhill dept The post Trump’s Anti-Migrant Surge Is Now A Mudslide That’s Wiping Out What’s Left Of His DOJ appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 8 min )

The Office of Space Commerce certification process would be voluntary for industry, due to the fact that congressional authorization would be required for the imposition of any new regulations. The post Industry Bullish On DoC Draft License Process For Novel Space Activities appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 7 min )

* With Pam Bondi out as AG, is it possible the Department of Justice will bend even further to Donald Trump's will? Maybe! [Bloomberg Law] * Todd Blanche is taking over the DOJ on an interim basis... so about those Epstein files. [CNN] * DLA Piper's going to trial! Over pregnancy discrimination claims. [Reuters] * American Bar Association backs firms targeted by Executive Orders because of that whole rule of law thing. [ABA Journal] * Judge Emil Bove asked to recuse himself. Let's see how that works out! [Law.com] The post Morning Docket: 04.03.26 appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 5 min )

Sparkling Ice got its start as something of a soda alternative. It’s carbonated and comes in big, bold fruit flavors, and it doesn’t have any sugar so, sure, it’s almost like you’re drinking sparkling water instead of a diet soda. But lately Sparkling Ice has sort of been horning in on diet soda’s turf. It...  ( 20 min )

Show! Me! The Deals!  ( 19 min )

Let’s face it: Sriracha goes on everything!  ( 21 min )

Nissin is horning in on Buldak’s turf. The brand best known for Top Ramen and Cup Noodles recently released Geki, a new line of spicy instant Asian noodles in sauce, and it’s giving Buldak, right down to the first two flavors to launch: Spicy Hot Chicken and Spicy Carbonara Chicken. Maybe they’ll get mad at...  ( 20 min )

If you want to know what food products you should be buying, honestly, there’s no better source than a professional chef. These people know what’s good, people – and yes, while they may be contractually obligated to promote certain items, you’d hope that they’re willing to put their mouth where their money is and not...  ( 18 min )

If there’s one thing that fast food brands absolutely love to do, it’s lick their finger, flick back through their book of previous menu items, and decide which one they’re going to bring back with much fanfare. Need evidence of this? We got it, in the form of Jack in the Box’s recent revival of...  ( 18 min )

Want to make sure you’re getting the best of the best? Then you need to check out the Sofi Awards. For decades now, the Specialty Food Association has been giving out garlands in its very own in-house awards, which have become a byword for quality. And this year, we’ve just received the latest run-down of...  ( 18 min )

Ah, the past. Simpler times. Happier times. Times when we enjoyed the delicious taste of Mountain Dew’s alternative flavors without a care in the world. Yes, we are well aware that we’re doing Mountain Dew’s marketing for it with that last sentence – but that’s what the brand clearly wants you to think with its...  ( 18 min )

This week, McDonald’s is giving one of their iconic breakfast sandwiches a hellish kick courtesy of the Saja Boys from KPOP Demon Hunters. The limited-time Saja Boys Breakfast Meal contains the new Spicy Sausage McMuffin, an industry-leading hash brown, a small soda, and a pack of collectible Saja Boys photocards. McDonald’s sent over a gift...  ( 19 min )

Ba da ba ba ba... Have it your way.  ( 19 min )

Chocolate and peanut butter? We don’t need to tell you how we feel about it – you probably already know that we love it. Pretty much everyone does (well, unless you hate or can’t eat chocolate, or peanut butter, or both), and food companies know it. Hence, the never-ending stream of products that combine the...  ( 18 min )

As you probably know by this point, Dubai chocolate is everywhere and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon (as someone who loves nothing more in this world than chocolate and pistachios, I’m not complaining). Pretty much every confectionary company has jumped into the fray—Lindt, Hershey, Russell Stover, Lindt, even Haagen-Dazs is releasing...  ( 18 min )

My god, everything moves so quickly, doesn’t it? We’ve literally just gotten out of winter, and now, it’s Coachella season. And that means that it’s also brand season, baby. The music festival is now practically synonymous with brand activations and promotional tie-ins that are completely unrelated to the acts playing, and each year, they all...  ( 19 min )

For a brand that makes a product that is quite literally destined to be covered in syrup, Eggo has…not been that big on making syrup. It’s had syrup products in the distant past (by which we mean back in the mid-20th century), but in recent times, it’s been more focused on cranking out things that...  ( 18 min )

This is the year of the value meal. Almost all the major fast food chains have been locked in a battle to provide new, affordable menu options, in the face of the ever-skyrocketing cost of living (apart from Chipotle, which instead is going for slightly gimmicky BOGO deals involving hockey jerseys to draw in customers)....  ( 19 min )

Out with the new, in with the old.  ( 19 min )

Syrena the loggerhead turtle was near death when she was rescued by marine biologist Tabitha Siegfried.  ( 6 min )

In this strategically-planned neighborhood, humans and pollinators live in harmony.  ( 6 min )

A beloved student at Ward Elementary in Abilene, Texas was honored with a playground sign that fostered friendships between deaf and hearing students.  ( 5 min )

One of ‘Survivor’s most iconic winners, clad in a tie-dye tank top, is Rupert Boneham. Here’s how he’s made the most of his success.  ( 6 min )

Climate Dads are collaborating to figure out what their role is in a more environmentally-friendly future.  ( 5 min )

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A Latino backlash and special election upsets are buoying a new candidate

We’re expected to believe that the NY Times is a serious newspaper when they are sending a reporter to talk to dozens of ppl to debunk a claim from a known conspiracy theorist, fascist, and grifter that he’d teleported into a Waffle House?!?  ( 3 min )

As Slow As Possible. Very very very slow versions of three classic video games: Pong, Breakout, and Missile Command. On the slowest setting, you’re almost begging for a notification functionality to alert you when you need to next engage.  ( 3 min )

I have to say that I was a little bit charmed by the trailer for Supergirl. Looks promising.  ( 3 min )

I thought the official video of Berghain by Rosalía (feat. Björk & Yves Tumor) was great — “I don’t even know what this is — classical pop? surrealist orchestral?” — and this recent live performance from the Brit Awards takes the song to the next level. I loved it. (via kenzie) Tags: Bjork · music · rosalía · video  ( 3 min )

A women had sex with identical twins (within a 4-day period), got pregnant, and now it’s impossible to tell which is the father, even with DNA testing.  ( 4 min )

Tracker dashboard for the Artemis II mission using real-time data from JPL.  ( 3 min )

The commander of NASA’s Artemis II mission to the Moon, Reid Wiseman, took this photo of the Earth as the spacecraft speeds away our planet. There are two auroras (top right and bottom left) and zodiacal light (bottom right) is visible as the Earth eclipses the Sun. That is so cool. Worth clicking through to see the high-resolution image. Tags: artemis · Earth · NASA · photography · science · space  ( 4 min )

Does what it says on the tin: acid techno mix in Japanese sake brewery.  ( 3 min )

It's spring. Time to enjoy the pretty things in life, like champagne cocktails.

It's going to be a long war.

However bad you thought it was going lately in the WAR Dept., it is worse!

Maybe Alabamans will have better sense in the 2026 governor's race than in the 2020 Senate contest. We like to dream!

Get outta here, kid, you bother me.

Morning news roundup and things to read!

Plus Creole shrimp & artichoke dip, scallops with mushrooms, and a coffee-inspired cocktail that isn’t an Espresso Martini  ( 28 min )

Executive chairman Patrick Doyle and president Tom Curtis are pulling pages from their previous experience at Domino’s, when the chain surpassed Pizza Hut  ( 30 min )

After shedding 26,200 positions, the industry added 21,500 back in March  ( 25 min )

The offering received nearly 65% of the chain’s inaugural Global Taco Vote  ( 26 min )

Last month saw new board members appointed and chiefs added for marketing, operations, and finance — but no new CEOs  ( 27 min )

Plus innovation at Bonchon, Cousins Subs, Lazy Dog Restaurants, Papa Johns, Shake Shack, and more  ( 31 min )

Get all the headlines in today’s Restaurant Daily podcast  ( 24 min )

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As Media Matters previously reported last October about Richard Mack, leader of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association: Mack is a former Arizona county sheriff and the founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, an organization which subscribes to the ideology that sheriffs “should be the ultimate law enforcement authority in the U.S.” The organization claims that sheriffs have the “Constitutional authority to check and balance all levels of government,” superseding “any agent, officer, elected official or employee from any level of government when in the jurisdiction of the county.” Constitutional scholars and other experts dispute this assertion, with some noting that the Constitution doesn’t mention sheriffs at all. Mack and CSPOA have pushed for sheriffs to get involved with mass deportation efforts, even holding the organization’s November national conference in Washington state in part because its attorney general is suing a sheriff for aiding the Trump administration’s deportation efforts. Mack also said he has been talking to Homan about “getting sheriffs involved in deportation.”  ( 3 min )

CBS News is laying off national environmental correspondent David Schechter, reportedly leaving no one at the network dedicated to covering climate change. That means that when CBS does cover the issue, the reporting will be more likely to omit scientific context and elevate misleading or contrarian framing, a shift already visible in the network's limited coverage so far in 2026.  ( 4 min )

Right-wing media have a long history of attacking homeless people, and so far 2026 has seen a continuation of that trend. Pundits have called for sending homeless people to different countries, “internment camps,” and institutions. Right-wing media figures have also pushed dehumanizing rhetoric by referring to homeless people as “bums,” “blighty,” “junkies,” “mentally deranged,” and even joking about their deaths.  ( 5 min )

Welcome back to Media Matters’ weekly newsletter. This week:  Right-wing media figures have insisted “Iran cannot be in control” of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump is signaling he wants to end the war without reopening and securing it. Fox News attacks NATO as Trump’s war in Iran deteriorates.   Pete Hegseth once slammed federal officials for “insider trading.” His stockbroker reportedly tried to buy defense funds before the administration's war with Iran.  If you want this delivered straight to your inbox, subscribe here.  ( 5 min )

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Most people think getting off the floor is about strength. Leg strength, core strength, maybe... The post 5 Bed Exercises That Build Getting-Off-the-Floor Strength Faster Than Yoga After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 19 min )

One truth about life? Consistent exercise and discipline can work wonders for your body—including getting... The post 4 Standing Exercises That Flatten Belly Pooch Faster Than Weight Training After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Core training tends to get boxed into one category after 60. Most people default to... The post 5 Dumbbell Exercises That Restore Core Strength Faster Than Planks After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 19 min )

I mean, let’s be honest, no one reaches for fast food cheeseburgers with the thought... The post 5 Unhealthiest Fast Food Cheeseburgers in America appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

For steak fans, Outback Steakhouse is a staple when it comes to chain restaurants. Although... The post 5 Outback Steakhouse Orders Customers Swear Are Better Than the Steak appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Dessert made from scratch is always a treat, especially as many restaurants don’t make their... The post 7 Chain Restaurants Where the Cheesecake Is Actually Baked From Scratch appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Some things just go together like the perfect duo they are. When it comes to... The post 5 Popular Steakhouses With the Best Ribeye Steak and Loaded Baked Potato appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 13 min )

Sometimes the best way to make progress is to simplify things and meet your body... The post 5 Chair Exercises That Restore Hip Strength Faster Than Floor Stretches After 60 appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 19 min )

Think all grilled chicken sandwiches are boring? Think again. The best ones are juicy, tender,... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Grilled Chicken Sandwich, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

McDonald’s is about to become the best value in fast food with new, even lower... The post McDonald’s Just Made a Major Change to Its Pricing appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 12 min )

Seasoned fried fish and rice is a classic Cajun combo easily found at many restaurant... The post 7 Chain Restaurants Serving the Best Cajun Fried Fish and Rice appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

Chicken parmesan and garlic bread is a great combo at any good restaurant, especially at... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Chicken Parmesan and Warm Garlic Bread appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 12 min )

Nachos are one of the greatest things to eat on the planet. They’re crispy, cheesy,... The post 5 Chain Restaurants With the Best Loaded Nachos, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

Bacon is a breakfast staple that’s hard to beat. From crispy strips alongside eggs to... The post 5 Best Bacon Brands in Grocery Stores, According to Chefs appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 15 min )

Fried oysters are a Southern staple food, popular as an appetizer but fully worth ordering... The post 4 Chain Restaurants Serving the Best Fried Oysters With Remoulade Sauce appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 12 min )

A good steakhouse combo is simple yet so delicious: A premium, beautifully-cooked steak served with... The post 7 Steakhouses Serving the Best Steakhouse Dinner Combos appeared first on Eat This Not That.  ( 14 min )

Holy Deadpool & Wolverine! What the peppercorn aioli is this? Earlier this year, Burger King rolled out the Ultimate Steakhouse Whopper, featuring a 1/4 lb beef patty topped with onion rings, sautéed mushrooms, bacon, Swiss cheese, and peppercorn aioli, on a toasted sesame seed bun. In my review, I noted that it was a derivative […]  ( 26 min )

Burger King's Cinnamon Apple Pie is a turnover-style fried pie with a bubbly, crispy crust and a warm, cinnamon apple filling. I paid $1.99 for one. Even though the exterior was warm-ish, the filling was piping hot with an intense cinnamon flavor. However, it was mostly sauce (which contributed to the heat retention) with a smattering of diced apple bits. The crust was too thick and didn't cook through properly. It was crisp on the outside but somewhat gummy in the middle. Overall, Burger King's Cinnamon Apple Pie was just okay for me. It's convenient if you happen to have a fried apple pie craving while at Burger King, but it made me miss McDonald's discontinued version. Nutritional Info - Burger King Cinnamon Apple Pie Calories - 270 Fat - 12g (Saturated Fat - 5g) Sodium - 280mg Carbs - 36g (Sugar - 9g) Protein - 4g Read more at Brand Eating!  ( 14 min )

The attorney general's firing shows why even the most faithful MAGA acolytes are disposable  ( 10 min )

We'll never say no to skipping an extra step.

Frozen desserts, sour gummies, mustard, and more have arrived in time to celebrate spring.

This year’s Shenk’s features caramel malted barley, while Bomberger’s draws on Chinquapin and Hungarian oak to shape its profile.

Sysco announced plans to buy Restaurant Depot for an eye-popping sum earlier this week. Now, independent restaurants are organizing to fight the deal.

At NYU Langone, chefs from top New York restaurants collaborate with dietitians to create flavorful, from-scratch meals tailored to patients’ health needs.

The Kardashian sister is building her snack empire one protein-packed bite at a time.

From time-saving techniques to flavor-building strategies, this season reveals how chefs get more out of every step in the kitchen.

From stunning smoked salmon to a gooey butter cake, this year's award-winning lineup proves that innovation is ongoing.

Priced at $5,995, the release is among the most limited bottlings from the 196-year-old distillery, with just 632 bottles worldwide and 105 allocated to the U.S.

This story was originally published by ProPublica. Republished under a CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 license. Last summer, a group of officials from the Department of Energy gathered at the Idaho National Laboratory, a sprawling 890-square-mile complex in the eastern desert of Idaho where the U.S. government built its first rudimentary nuclear power plant in 1951 and continues to test cutting-edge technology. […]  ( 22 min )

Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast about the latest news in online speech, from Mike Masnick and Everything in Moderation‘s Ben Whitelaw. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube, or your podcast app of choice — or go straight to the RSS feed. In this week’s round-up of the latest news in online […]  ( 6 min )

There is a familiar media failure in which opposing viewpoints are presented as equally valid, even when the evidence overwhelmingly supports one side. It’s called Bothsidesism. This false balance phenomenon legitimizes misinformation and undermines public understanding by giving disproportionate weight to baseless claims. Why bring this up? Because the new AI Doc film is based […]  ( 22 min )

Back in October, Meta announced that its new Instagram Teen Accounts would feature content moderation “guided by the PG-13 rating.” On its face, this made a certain kind of sense as a communication strategy: parents know what PG-13 means (or at least think they do), and Meta was clearly trying to borrow that cultural familiarity […]  ( 12 min )

Opusonix is the workflow-first platform built for music producers and engineers who are tired of endless email chains and scattered files. By centralizing feedback, versions, and tasks in one structured workspace, it helps you cut email traffic by up to 90% so you can focus more on creating and less on chasing approvals. From time-coded […]  ( 7 min )

Trump’s do everything all at once approach to immigration enforcement is starting to go off the rails. Trump’s plainly stated hatred of “shithole countries” and their inhabitants manifested in early wins for his bigoted “remove the brown people” programs. Then Stephen Miller (the man who answers the “what if a lightbulb had eyebrows and was […]  ( 12 min )

Last election season the Trump campaign lied to everyone repeatedly about how his second administration would “rein in big tech,” and be a natural extension of the Lina Khan antitrust movement. As we noted at the time, that was always an obvious fake populist lie, but it was propped up anyway by a lazy U.S. press […]  ( 11 min )

Ever oversleep and miss something important? It has happened to the best of us. And today, it happened to Royals rookie Carter Jensen. The 22-year-old catcher was supposed to be in the starting lineup for the series finale Thursday afternoon against the Twins. With Salvador Perez catching in wet conditions last night, typically teams like […]  ( 18 min )

The Royals will call up Luinder Avila from Omaha to start Friday’s game against the Brewers, according to MLB.com reporter Anne Rogers. Michael Wacha was originally scheduled to start on Friday, but will be pushed back due to illness. Avila was scheduled to start Omaha’s game tonight, but was scratched and replaced by Ethan Bosacker. […]  ( 14 min )

Well, that didn’t go well. The Royals lost the third game of a three-game series against the Minnesota Twins, squandering a fine start by Cole Ragans. For the Royals, quiet bats doomed them. The Royals made things interesting in the later innings. After going down 2-0, Maikel Garcia led off the eighth with a single […]  ( 16 min )

Hey, what’s up, I’m Cullen, and I’ll be your regular Thursday gameday threader and recapper this season. I dabbled a bit in Spring Training with the game thread, but this is my first one for a regular season game. And it comes for a game in which the Royals look to sweep the Twins to […]  ( 15 min )

The Automatic Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge system is in place, and early on the data shows that Salvador Perez is a tremendous catcher when it comes to overturning calls. Here is the challenge leaderboard for catchers. You can celebrate Salvy’s gift at making umpires look foolish with an ABS t-shirt from our partners at BreakingT. ABS, […]  ( 12 min )

The Royals will have $15,954,000 to spend on draftees this summer, the sixth-largest draft bonus pool in baseball. The Pirates will have the most money to spend, with a record pool of $19,130,700. The Royals benefit from being selected for the sixth pick through the MLB Draft lottery, the measure instituted to discourage tanking. The MLB […]  ( 16 min )

Do you think your office is interesting? Most people probably would disagree. Maybe parts of your job are interesting, but the office-y parts? The ones where you’re answering emails or getting a Gatorade from the fridge or politely asking your coworker if they had a good weekend while you pass each other in the hallway? […]  ( 21 min )

Fans have been wondering where Royals color commentator Rex Hudler is, he will be back, but maybe not as much as you would’ve hoped. For the most part, the reviews for Major League Baseball’s production of Royals games have been positive. It’s a small sample size (three games), but the picture seems clearer, the graphics […]  ( 17 min )

“If Artemis II is successful, the astronauts will be the first humans to reach the moon’s orbit in more than 50 years, and their path around its far side will take them farther into the universe than any human being has previously traveled.”  ( 3 min )

Well, I’m back from my west coast trip, but I came home totally sick, the SSL cert for KDO wasn’t automatically renewed1 so the site was down for several hours this morning, and my car has decided it’s suddenly out of brake fluid? Oh and I haven’t even seen Project Hail Mary yet. (I know, right?!??!??!!!) *sigh* I know when I’m beaten. It’s gonna be KDO Lite for a few more days while I get my life in order. In the meantime, talk amongst yourselves… A missed checklist item from when the site moved servers a few months ago.↩  ( 20 min )

“ICE Tours VT provides guided bus tours to many of these facilities, where you will learn about the scope, scale, and history of DHS in Vermont. Think Hollywood star tours, but instead of celebrity mansions you get federal surveillance infrastructure.”  ( 2 min )

zipline is a ShareX and file upload server designed to be easy to set up and use. The post zipline – next generation ShareX / File upload server appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

ProjectSend is self-hosted file sharing software for organisations and individuals who need to distribute files to clients. The post ProjectSend – self-hosted file sharing software appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Glate is a desktop application for Linux that provides text translation and text-to-speech capabilities using Google’s translation services. The post Glate – Google Translator and Text To Speech Service on Linux Desktop appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Switchfin is a third-party PC player for Jellyfin that provides a native user interface to browse and play movies and series. The post Switchfin – third-party native Jellyfin client appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

hyprquickshot is a screenshot utility for Hyprland built with Quickshell. It provides a graphical capture interface with smooth animations. The post hyprquickshot – screenshot utility for Hyprland built with Quickshell appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

wak is a compact implementation of the awk programming language designed for both standalone use and integration with Toybox. The post wak – compact implementation of the awk programming language appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

We focus on open source web-based bookmark managers. The featured software lets you effectively manage your bookmarks for websites. The post 13 Best Free and Open Source Web-Based Bookmark Managers appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Textype is a terminal typing tutor built for users who want to improve their typing skills from the command line. The post Textype – terminal typing tutor appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Our favorite free Linux tools which enable webcams to capture images and video, and to act as a video surveillance device. The post 16 Best Free and Open Source Linux Webcam Tools appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 14 min )

Efficiently import and organise photos and videos. The post Rapid Photo Downloader – photo and video downloader appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 11 min )

Speech is an increasingly popular method of interacting with electronic devices such as computers, phones, tablets, and televisions. The post 17 Best Free Linux Speech Recognition Tools appeared first on LinuxLinks.  ( 14 min )

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How did James Brown, the Hardest Working Man in Show Business, treat himself when he on the road? By enjoying a hearty plate of his favorite meat dish.  ( 4 min )

Doritos typically sticks to classic flavors like Nacho Cheese and Cool Ranch, but it has tried out some more unique flavor combinations abroad.  ( 6 min )

Taco Bell recently held a vote between two Global Tacos to see which one American customers wanted brought to them. The votes are in with a clear winner.  ( 4 min )

From California to New York, seafood-based sammies are all the rage. These are some of the finest examples you will find across the country.  ( 18 min )

Watch for this bakery red flag that could signal trouble -- knowing what to avoid can help you steer clear of stale treats and poor quality.  ( 5 min )

Costco is mostly used for its bulk foods section, but it does sell other home goods like small kitchen appliances. These are some we'd love to get our hands on.  ( 7 min )

Discover the expensive beer with a surprising link to outer space - learn what makes it unique and why it stands out from the rest of the pack.  ( 4 min )

Making pizza at home is a wonderful idea, but there are tricks which make the final dish better. Julia Child recommends grabbing this from the hardware store.  ( 4 min )

KFC has served mashed potatoes for decades, but there's much more to these tasty spuds than meets the eye. Here's what you need to know.  ( 11 min )

Avoid a common Aldi self-checkout mistake that slows everyone down by learning what to watch for to keep the line moving smoothly every time.  ( 4 min )

The denote-sequence package is an optional extension to denote that empowers users to write “sequence notes”, else “folgezettel”, in the style of Niklas Luhmann. Sequence notes are created in relation to other notes, as parent, child, or sibling. denote-sequence communicates such relationships by writing a “sequence” to the file name, in accordance with the Denote file-naming scheme (technically, it uses the optional SIGNATURE component of the file name, which is defined as a free-form field for users to use as they see fit—so this is just one application of it). The package supported two schemes before The exact presentation of such sequences is subject to the user option denote-sequence-scheme. The package has hitherto supported two schemes, the numeric and alphanumeric. In the numeric s…  ( 2 min )

The other day, my partner and I went into the hospital as two and came out as three. This week, I became a father. From the second I cuddled this little fella, I felt like I'd known him my entire life. I love him so much. Since going indie dev full-time, I've enjoyed a great degree of flexibility to work on personal projects. This has enabled me to share more via blog posts and YouTube videos, but also dedicate more time to projects like agent-shell. It is now my most popular Emacs package, receiving lots of attention from users (bug reports, pull requests, discussion, etc). If you've been in touch recently and haven't heard from me, now you know why. Fatherhood is new to me. I'll need a little time to adjust while finding my footing. While my hope is to continue working on my indie projects, sustainability is now… errm, a tad more important. If you get value out of my work, please consider sponsoring. Better yet, if you use my tools at work, consider getting your employer to sponsor me instead. I also run a blogging service and offer a handful of iOS/macOS apps. If you're keen to journal or take quick notes on iOS, Journelly is my take on it. Bonus points for Emacs users, as it saves entries to an org file. Now, please excuse me while I start crafting my son's first init.el… ps. This post was stitched up from a handful of seconds here and there, in between all the sleep-deprived but loving activities currently rocking my world.  ( 2 min )

Following on from yesterday's release, I've bumped blogmore.el to v2.5. The main change to the package is the thing I mentioned yesterday about the toggle of the draft status. The draft toggle yesterday was pretty simple, with it working like: If there is no draft frontmatter, draft: true is added If there is any draft frontmatter, it is removed This meant that if you had draft: false set and you went to toggle, it would be removed, which is the same as setting it to draft: false. Unlikely to generally be an issue, but I also couldn't let that stay like that. It bothered me. So now it works as you'd expect: If there is no draft frontmatter, draft: true is added If draft: true is there, it is removed If draft: false is there, it is set to draft: true Much better. Another change is that I fi…  ( 1 min )

making Git commit messages with Magit. Well crafted commit messages, he says, can tell a story about your project than can valuable in the future. The secret is in the “well crafted” part. Rather than a bunch of messages like “Small edits” or “tweaked the foobar”, your commit message should describe what you actually did. Maiorana is a writer and his examples reflect a writing project rather than coding but everything he says applies regardless of what type of files you’re committing. Take a look at his post for examples of both good and bad commit messages. The other nice thing about his post is that he shows how to use Git reporting to do some rough analysis. Magit, of course, has easy ways of doing this. Again, see Maiorana’s post for the details. Finally, he offers some suggestions for writing better commit messages. These are aimed more at the story writer than the coder but, again, they can help someone writing code too; I must admit to being guilty of writing terrible commit messages, especially for my blog posts. I’m very apt to use Maiorana’s example of “minor edit” instead of saying what I actually fixed. Sometimes, it just fixing a typo in which case “fixed typo” is fine but usually it’s something more extensive and a meaningful commit message helps me locate the commit I’m looking for.  ( 5 min )

faster than modal Vim keybindings since there are one or two key presses less for every edit. You don't have to press Esc to get into Normal Mode and you don't have to press i, o, a… to get into Insert Mode in addition to pressing keys for moving around. I had heard tales of awful key chords, but in reality, text editing used a modifier like Ctrl or Alt plus a key to move around, and I could just write to write. It felt a lot more natural and intuitive than Vim to me, even after using Vim for two years. Keybindings were also easier to remember in Emacs since they were mnemonic. (F for forward, b for backward, n for next, p for previous, d for delete, y for yank — and w for kill? Some years later, Mike Zamansky cleared that up in a video where he mentioned w was for whack, which made me lau…  ( 4 min )

Prot's Emacs configuration while the kiddo played with her friends at the playground. I saved the web page as a PDF and exported it to Noteful. The PDF has 481 pages. Lots to explore! It was a bit chilly, so I had my gloves on. I used a capacitative stylus in my left hand to scroll the document and an Apple Pencil in my right hand to highlight the parts I wanted to add to my config or explore further. Back at my computer, I used pip install pymupdf to install the PyMuPDF library. I poked around the PDF in the Python shell to see what it had, and I noticed that the highlights were drawings with fill 0.5. So I wrote this Python script to extract the images and text near that rectangle: import fitz import pathlib import sys import os BUFFER = 5 def extract_highlights(filename, output…  ( 2 min )

The people taking part in this study overwhelmingly spent this money on basic needs, such as food, housing-related expenses, transportation, and health care.  ( 6 min )

Biologist Michael Reichmuth captured something scientists had never photographed before in the wild.  ( 6 min )

The star’s “Elizabeth Taylor” music video supports the late actress’s estate and foundation.  ( 5 min )

The “The Late Show” host is using his last hurrah to do some good for Chef José Andrés’ World Central Kitchen.  ( 6 min )

New automated technology forces penalized drivers to slow down, whether they want to or not.  ( 5 min )

So far in 2026, there have been eight school shootings. Sandy Hook Promise wants to reduce their occurrence.  ( 5 min )

Trump Team Fights Incitement Charge By Invoking The Spirit Of Hip-Hop: He made sure to imagine all hypothetical rappers were White. And There Goes Pam Bondi: Wow, a member of The Trump Team getting kicked out when they're not useful anymore? Quick, check the Dow! Ty Cobb States The Obvious: He thinks its time to invoke the 25th amendment. Once, Twice, Five Times A Prosecutorial Error: Deborah Leslie got caught citing cases that didn't exist to prevent a murder retrial. The post The President: Convicted Felon And…Rapper? — See Also appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 5 min )

There has to be somewhere to put all the lawyers firms are requiring to come into the office. The post The Law Firms Looking To Expand Their Office Space appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 5 min )

Using its proprietary AI technology, Harvey will digitally resurrect actor Jimmy Stewart to serve as the company’s newest brand ambassador. The post In AI-Powered Brand Deal, Harvey Partners With Yet Another Harvey — You Know, Its Other Namesake appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 17 min )

Will the Real Bloated Shady please stand up? The post Trump Argued He’s Like A Rapper, Federal Judge Dropped Bars In Response appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 8 min )

[Sponsored] Learn how government legal teams are modernizing responsibly and transforming their work. The post AI For Government Legal Teams — What’s Possible? appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 5 min )

Bye bye Bondi, as the administration axes one of its most loyal. The post Pam Bondi… You’re Fired! appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 7 min )

The uncomfortable truth is that 'festival vibes' do not replace serious planning. The post FIFA Fan Festivals In New Jersey: Different Parks, Different Risks, Same Security Expectations? appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 8 min )

In literal matters of life and death, go over your damned work. The post Atlanta Prosecutor Repeatedly Cites Non-Existent Cases To Avoid Murder Retrial appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 7 min )

At some point, you realize something important: your cases don’t need you to suffer. They need you to think. The post The Lawyer Who Never Went Home appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 8 min )

Munger Tolles understands the mission. The post Biglaw Firm Doubles Down On Pro Bono, And Lets The Billable Chips Fall Where They May appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 6 min )

Most believe technology has already made a difference over the past decade, in large part because of sustained focus on improving access. The post The Price Of Justice And The Promise Of AI appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 9 min )

Cobb doubles down on cognitive decline claims while the people who could act continue doing absolutely nothing. The post Former Trump White House Lawyer: He’s ‘Insane.’ Current Cabinet: [Crickets] appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 7 min )

The Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against NewYork-Presbyterian, alleging the hospital used ‘all-or-nothing’ contracts that blocked lower-cost plans and limited competition. The post DOJ Cracks Down On Unfair Contracts With New Lawsuit Against NewYork-Presbyterian appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 6 min )

* DOJ has dropped some 23,000 criminal cases -- including terrorism and drug cases -- to focus on deporting law-abiding roofers instead. [ABA Journal] * In an all-around bad day for the government, Justice Barrett's question might have done the most damage. [Slate] * But even if Trump only gets one vote on this case, that dissent is just the seed from which the next wave of assaults will grow. [Balls and Strikes] * Mahmoud Khalil wants Emil Bove recused from his appeal given Bove's role in telling prosecutors to say "f**k you" to judges who wouldn't go along with illegal deportations like the one attempted on Khalil. [Law360] * Luigi's state trial delayed until the fall. [Reuters] * Solicitor General wants some Supreme Court argument time in the Roundup case. If he does as well as he did in the birthright citizenship case, Monsanto may have to go bankrupt. [Law.com] * After taking airport to court, sexual harassment firm has its ad displayed. [AP News] The post Morning Docket: 04.02.26 appeared first on Above the Law.  ( 5 min )

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate approved legislation Thursday that would end the shutdown at the Department of Homeland Security, sending the same bill it passed last week to the House, which didn’t take any action during a brief session. But it appeared the shutdown also could be affected by executive action. President Donald Trump wrote […]

Remodeling of Kansas National Guard armory in Kansas City serves to promote a STEM education program involving thousands of fifth-graders statewide.

WASHINGTON — Attorney General Pam Bondi is leaving the Department of Justice and will be replaced for now by President Donald Trump’s former personal defense lawyer, the president announced Thursday. “Pam Bondi is a Great American Patriot and a loyal friend, who faithfully served as my Attorney General over the past year. Pam did a […]

Traducido por Claudia Amaro El presidente Donald Trump firmó el martes una orden ejecutiva de gran alcance que intenta restringir el voto por correo, una prioridad de la Casa Blanca que seguramente enfrentará importantes desafíos legales. La orden instruye al Departamento de Seguridad Nacional de los Estados Unidos, junto con la Administración del Seguro Social, […]

TOPEKA — Federal grant money to help Kansans struggling to pay utility bills disappeared in January, leaving a nonprofit no choice but to lay off employees and roll back a program it hoped would create systemic change.  Climate + Energy Project received a $400,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy in 2023 to establish […]

Rarely has a single act of civil disobedience so efficiently exposed the hypocritical cruelty of a law than Samantha Boucher’s use of a second floor bathroom at the Kansas Statehouse. Tuesday afternoon in Topeka, Boucher repeatedly violated Senate Bill 244 — the brazenly bigoted anti-trans law that erases the identities of those who live as […]

The voting is over and the results are in! No, don’t worry, you didn’t miss the midterm elections. We’re talking about something much more important: Taco Bell’s Global Taco Vote! I’m joking, of course, I know and appreciate the gravitas of my civic duty as a registered voter. But that doesn’t change the fact that...  ( 19 min )

In the mood for fast food? Look no further than the freezer. More and more fast food restaurants are packaging their iconic products and selling them in the frozen aisle at the grocery store. We’re still waiting on McDonald’s frozen french fries, Burger King frozen french toast sticks, and Taco Bell frozen bean and cheese...  ( 21 min )

Many people are tired of the Dubai chocolate trend at this point, but not this gal. I’m here for it and quite frankly can’t get enough (definitely in my Dubai chocolate era.) Last year, Baskin-Robbins hopped on the trend with Dubai chocolate menu items and now they are bringing them back and they’ve even added...  ( 18 min )

April kicks off with a day dedicated to deception, only to usher us straight into a month of soggy weather with the promise of blossoming flowers (aka pollen-filled sneeze factories). But even the most cynical curmudgeons (who, us?) have something to love about April: new Trader Joe’s products.  True to form, TJ’s puts their innovative...  ( 19 min )

Mike’s Hard Lemonade is tackling the dirty soda trend with a brand-new variety pack of “crushably smooth” non-carbonated hard lemonades. These Mike’s Dirty Lemonade packs are hitting shelves now, but we actually hopped on a Zoom call last week for an early taste test with Mike himself a brand spokesman. Here’s what we thought of...  ( 19 min )

When we say that everyone’s selling dirty sodas these days, we mean it. Cinnabon’s doing it, Taco Bell’s doing it, Dunkin’s doing it, Burger King’s doing it: there’s barely a fast food chain left that isn’t churning out the year’s buzziest drink. And Crumbl’s doing it, too – but it’s actually been ahead of the...  ( 19 min )

It was only a matter of time. Crumbl has been unstoppable so far in 2026, and believe me when I say that we have had no shortage of stories to bring you about it. In the last two weeks alone, we’ve reported on its new dessert development, tried its new bagel cookie sandwich (spoiler alert:...  ( 18 min )

Did you know that Jack in the Box is 75 years old? Hey, we didn’t either, if we’re being totally honest – but now we do. In fact, pretty soon, everyone will, because the venerable fast food brand has decided to celebrate its own birthday with a giveaway. What’s it giving away, you ask? Money....  ( 19 min )

Turns out you really can put a price on everything – including cake. Up until now, Nothing Bundt Cakes has managed to toe the line between feeling like a small, friendly company while also managing a precipitous rise to the top of the food chain, helped in part by its cute little mini bundt cakes...  ( 18 min )

Did we all have a good April 1, guys? Who got pranked? Go on, admit it, there’s no shame in it. The morning of April Fools’ Day is usually rife with internet lols, particularly from companies that spy a nifty little opportunity to tie in some promotion. Yesterday it was the turn of Panda Express,...  ( 19 min )

Spring has sprung, and we’re now knee-deep in the season of new beginnings. Flowers are gently starting to bloom, trees are budding, and the world suddenly feels a little, shall we say, refreshed. Strangely, this is reflected in the food world, too; in the last month or so, we’ve seen a lot of companies announce...  ( 18 min )

It’s brownie season, baby. Okay – every season is brownie season, but let us have our fun. If you’re in the mood to bust out your brownie pan in the coming weeks, we’ve got a treat for ya: There’s a new brownie mix on the block that promises to make your baked goodies even more...  ( 18 min )

Arby’s may not be as, shall we say, flashy as some of the other fast food chains out there, but that doesn’t mean that it doesn’t like to push the envelope here and there. Sure, its image centers around its slightly retro roast beef sandwiches (which are Alton Brown’s favorite fast food order), but it...  ( 18 min )

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Okay, ideally someone who knew a single thing about Xbox would work here at Sporked and would be the one informing you that Fanta has a whole slew of new Xbox-related things happening at the moment. Nintendo? Baby, I have a Switch 2. Playstation? Yep, how else would I play my collection of Criterion Bluerays?...  ( 19 min )

April Fools’ Day is honestly one of my more favorite holidays—everyone’s favorite brands put their heads together (and sometimes team up) to come up with the wildest product announcements imaginable, both fake and real! One of those real products was one we’ve been talking about for a few days: Crumbl’s one-day only April Fool’s Day...  ( 19 min )

Nevada is home to some seriously fun and delicious family restaurants that make every outing feel like a little adventure. Whether your crew is craving burgers, pasta, pizza, or something totally unique, there is truly something for everyone across the Silver State. From the bright lights of Las Vegas to the cozy corners of Elko, […]  ( 7 min )

Some bakeries are so good that by mid-morning, the glass case is already half bare. California is packed with spots where locals line up early, coffee in hand, hoping to snag the last almond croissant or a still-warm slice of something magical. These bakery cafes have built serious reputations not just for their pastries, but […]  ( 8 min )

Some bakeries are so good that locals show up early just to snag the best treats before they disappear. Arizona has a handful of spots where the pastry case goes from fully stocked to nearly empty well before lunchtime. That is the clearest sign you have found somewhere truly special. If you want first pick, […]  ( 7 min )

There’s something magical about walking into a small-town Texas cafe and spotting a glass pie case packed with golden, flaky-crusted masterpieces. From creamy meringues to rich pecan fillings, these slices tell stories of family recipes passed down through generations. Texas small towns take their pie seriously, and lucky for us, the proof is right there […]  ( 8 min )

Tennessee is packed with incredible food spots that never seem to make the big travel guides, and that’s exactly how the locals like it. From cozy diners tucked in small towns to quirky sandwich shops near the mountains, these places earn their loyal crowds one plate at a time. If you’re the type who loves […]  ( 7 min )

Most people think of neon lights and casinos when they picture Las Vegas, but just a few miles from the Strip lies one of Nevada’s best-kept secrets. Clark County Wetlands Park is a peaceful nature preserve where you can walk easy trails, spot wildlife, and completely forget the city exists. Whether you’re a local or […]  ( 12 min )

Kentucky backroads called, and I followed the salty trail of country ham from Louisville to Lexington and beyond. Every stop promised a new twist on smoky, salty slices tucked into biscuits, brioche, and buttered toast. Some sandwiches were good, a few were forgettable, and three were absolutely worth turning the car around to taste again. […]  ( 9 min )

Every evening in Little Tokyo, the line outside Daikokuya says everything before a single sip of broth. Locals swear the wait melts away the moment that rich tonkotsu hits the table, steaming and soulful. With a 4.4 star reputation and a cozy, late night vibe, this spot captures Los Angeles ramen cravings like few others. […]  ( 9 min )

St. Augustine, Florida, is one of those rare places where you feel like you have stepped back in time while still enjoying a beach vacation. Founded in 1565, it holds the title of the oldest city in the United States, and every cobblestone street has a story to tell. From a 17th-century Spanish fortress to […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away on Sanibel Island in Florida, the Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum & Aquarium is a hidden gem that most travelers completely overlook. With over 30 million shells from around the world, this museum is the only one in the United States dedicated entirely to shells and the creatures that make them. Whether you love […]  ( 12 min )

There is a reason locals set alarms for Cochon Butcher and line up before lunch even starts. The boudin here disappears fast, and the smoky perfume drifting down Tchoupitoulas Street tells you why. With a 4.8 star reputation and an always humming counter, this New Orleans gem rewards early birds with hot links and crackling […]  ( 10 min )

If crispy, spicy fried chicken calls your name, you are in the right place. Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken brings that thin, shattering crust and juicy bite that keeps the dinner rush packed night after night. The sides do not wait around either, so you will want to order fast and double up on favorites. […]  ( 10 min )

There is a reason the line at La Azteca Tortilleria forms before sunrise and barely budges all morning. The smell of fresh, hand-pressed flour tortillas sets the tone, and the sizzle from the plancha seals the deal. Locals swear the pace never slows because every bite proves worth the wait. If breakfast means flavor, this […]  ( 9 min )

There is a small Michigan bakery where the morning rush feels like a hometown ritual, and the star is a caramel-glazed roll that disappears by the box. At Dom Bakeries in Ypsilanti, the drive-thru hums early, the cases glow, and the aroma pulls you in before you touch the door. You will think you are […]  ( 9 min )

Florida has a way of making everything taste better with salt air and sunshine, and nowhere is that more true than at the state’s legendary fish taco spots. From the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic shore, local restaurants are turning fresh-caught fish into crunchy, saucy, unforgettable bites. Whether you’re a lifelong Floridian or just passing […]  ( 7 min )

Tucked along Florida’s Atlantic coast, New Smyrna Beach is quietly becoming one of the most sought-after retirement destinations in the entire state. With its laid-back vibe, charming downtown, and easy access to the ocean, it checks nearly every box retirees dream about. Whether you crave morning walks on the beach or afternoons browsing local art […]  ( 11 min )

Gardening in Florida can feel like a battle against blazing heat, humidity, and unpredictable rain. The good news is that some plants are practically built for it. Choosing the right perennials means you get color and life in your yard without spending every weekend watering, trimming, or replanting. Here are ten tough, beautiful perennials that […]  ( 7 min )

Tucked along US-67 in tiny Rowena, Texas, Lowake Steak House has been drawing hungry travelers from across the Lone Star State for decades. People don’t just stumble upon this place by accident — many plan entire road trips just to sit down and cut into one of their legendary steaks. With a 4.4-star rating from […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the Sonoran Desert near Superior, Arizona, the Boyce Thompson Arboretum is one of those magical places that feels like it was pulled straight from a fairy tale. Founded in the 1920s, this 323-acre botanical garden is Arizona’s oldest and largest arboretum, home to thousands of plants from deserts around the world. Whether […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away on Zinc Plant Road in Clarksville, Tennessee, Catfish House has been winning hearts and hungry stomachs for years. This family-owned gem serves up Southern-style catfish, hearty sides, and warm hospitality that keeps locals and travelers coming back time and time again. With a 4.5-star rating from over 2,000 reviews, it’s clear this place […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in Gainesville, Florida, Kanapaha Botanical Gardens is one of those places that feels almost too magical to be real. Spread across more than 60 acres, this stunning garden is home to a pond filled with the world’s largest water lily pads, creating a scene straight out of a storybook. From towering bamboo forests […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along South Cleveland Avenue in Fort Myers, Florida, Mel’s Diner has been serving up hearty American comfort food that keeps locals coming back for more. With over 5,000 reviews and a stellar 4.4-star rating, this retro gem is famous for ribs so crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside that regulars plan […]  ( 12 min )

Nobody wants to feel like they’re living in a fishbowl, especially in a busy Florida neighborhood. The good news is that the Sunshine State’s warm climate and long growing season make it one of the best places in the country to grow a lush, natural privacy screen. Whether you want to block a neighbor’s view, […]  ( 7 min )

Tucked along California Route 62 in Joshua Tree, the World Famous Crochet Museum is one of the most unexpected roadside stops you will ever stumble upon. Housed in a converted drive-thru photo stand barely bigger than a walk-in closet, this free museum packs an astonishing collection of crocheted animals, dolls, and colorful creations into every […]  ( 12 min )

Hidden in a Las Vegas strip mall on South Valley View Boulevard, the Goodwill Clearance Center is unlike any thrift store you have ever visited. Instead of neatly organized racks, shoppers dig through massive blue bins packed with clothes, housewares, furniture, and all kinds of surprises. The best part? You pay by the pound, and […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked away in Caddo Mills, Texas, Dallas Karting Complex is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you waited so long to visit. Located at 5025 FM1565, this sprawling go-kart venue has earned a loyal following of speed lovers, families, and weekend adventurers from across the region. With a 4.5-star rating from over […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the rugged Black Mountains of Mohave County, Arizona, Oatman is a tiny town that seems frozen in time. Once a booming gold mining camp in the early 1900s, today it welcomes visitors with wooden storefronts, dusty streets, and wild burros roaming freely. Whether you love history, adventure, or just a good road […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along the Tennessee-North Carolina border, Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one of America’s most awe-inspiring natural treasures. With misty blue ridges, ancient forests, roaring waterfalls, and abundant wildlife, this park offers something truly unforgettable for every type of visitor. It draws millions of people each year, yet somehow still feels wild, peaceful, and […]  ( 12 min )

Tucked just off Interstate 75 in Reddick, Florida, The Antique Emporium is the kind of place that makes you forget you had anywhere else to be. Spread across two massive floors inside a big red barn-style building, this store is home to over 70 vendors selling everything from vintage jewelry to period furniture. With a […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked away in the small town of Nipomo along California’s Central Coast, Jocko’s has been feeding hungry steak lovers for decades without much fanfare. There are no flashy signs or celebrity endorsements here, just oak-grilled meats, generous portions, and a loyal crowd that keeps coming back. With a 4.5-star rating from over 4,000 reviews, word […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked into the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Genoa is the oldest permanent settlement in Nevada, founded way back in 1851. With a population of fewer than 1,000 people, this charming little town in Douglas County offers a pace of life that feels refreshingly calm and unhurried. Surrounded by stunning mountain views and […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked inside the legendary Fort Worth Stockyards, Cattlemen’s Steak House has been feeding hungry Texans since 1947. This no-frills, old-school restaurant is known for its Western charm, cow art on the walls, and a saloon bar that makes you feel like you stepped back in time. But the real showstopper? A chicken fried steak so […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along East Washington Street in Phoenix, Knock Kneed Lobster has been feeding hungry seafood lovers since 1947. With its quirky wharf-inspired decor and unpretentious atmosphere, this legendary seafood shack has earned a loyal following that spans generations. Locals keep coming back for the crispy fish and chips, homemade sauces, and that old-school charm you […]  ( 11 min )

Funny how the dishes we once side-eyed at family dinners now taste like a warm hug. As life speeds up, those humble, slow-simmered recipes start calling your name. You remember the smells, the stories, and the way a simple bite could fix a rough day. Get ready to crave the classics you never thought you […]  ( 11 min )

Tennessee is home to some seriously incredible thrift stores where your dollar stretches further than you ever thought possible. Whether you’re hunting for vintage clothing, household goods, or hidden furniture gems, these spots deliver big hauls at tiny prices. Shoppers across the state have discovered that walking out with a packed cart for around $35 […]  ( 7 min )

Tucked along 4th Street North in St. Petersburg, Florida, El Cap Restaurant has been flipping burgers since 1962 — and locals have never stopped talking about it. While fast-food giants spend millions on ads, El Cap earns its reputation one juicy, freshly ground patty at a time. With over 3,300 Google reviews and a loyal […]  ( 12 min )

Florida’s sticky, sweltering summers can feel like a challenge for any gardener. The good news is that plenty of plants actually thrive in all that muggy air and warm soil. Whether you’re a seasoned green thumb or just getting started, knowing which plants love Florida’s humidity can save you a lot of frustration. Here are […]  ( 8 min )

When life gets loud, comfort food answers in a voice you can hear. These are the meals that slow your shoulders, warm the room, and make second helpings feel like wisdom. You know the smells before the lids even lift, and they never disappoint. Let this lineup remind you that the best traditions keep showing […]  ( 12 min )

You know that moment when a beloved comfort food gets a so called glow up and suddenly tastes like homework. Sometimes the fix is worse than the problem, especially when flavor gets swapped for chalky textures and joyless substitutes. You deserve better than rubbery cheese and dry, crumbly desserts pretending to be treats. Let’s commiserate […]  ( 10 min )

California is famous for its big cities, beaches, and national parks, but some of the most magical places in the state are tiny towns most people have never heard of. Tucked into mountains, nestled along the coast, and hidden in gold rush country, these small towns pack a serious punch when it comes to charm, […]  ( 8 min )

Isn’t it wild how one whiff can drop you right back into a Saturday morning from years ago. Certain foods carry the kind of aroma that unlocks memories faster than any old photo. You’ll find yourself smiling before the first bite, because the scent already told the story. Let these familiar foods walk you through […]  ( 10 min )

Tucked inside a charming converted house on South Arlington Avenue in Reno, Nevada, The Stone House Café is the kind of place you might drive past without a second glance — and that would be a big mistake. With a 4.4-star rating from over 2,300 reviews, this cozy spot has built a loyal following thanks […]  ( 10 min )

Few breakfast dishes are as comforting as a plate of warm biscuits smothered in creamy, savory gravy. Whether you prefer a thick, peppery sausage gravy or something a little lighter, popular restaurant chains across the country have their own special take on this classic Southern staple. From cozy sit-down spots to fast food drive-thrus, there […]  ( 9 min )

Tucked just off Main Street in the heart of Fredericksburg, Texas, Texas Sunrise is the kind of breakfast spot that locals keep coming back to and visitors never forget. With a warm, homey atmosphere and a menu packed with Southern classics, this no-frills cafe proves that great food doesn’t need fancy surroundings. From fluffy biscuits […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along a busy Phoenix highway, Tovrea Castle at Carraro Heights rises from the desert like something straight out of a storybook. Built in the late 1920s, this tiered white castle surrounded by towering cacti has puzzled and fascinated drivers for decades. From its dramatic history to its stunning desert gardens, there is far more […]  ( 12 min )

Remember when pantry trophies were neon, microwavable, and proudly unpretentious. We waved boxes like flags, then grew up and pretended we never loved them. Still, one whiff or bite and suddenly you are back on a couch, watching reruns with zero shame. Let’s revisit the greatest hits you swore off but still secretly crave. Bologna […]  ( 11 min )

Tucked along Highway 13 in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, the Log Cabin Restaurant is the kind of place road-trippers dream about stumbling upon. Built inside an actual log cabin that is over 100 years old, this Southern gem has earned a 4.6-star rating from more than 3,700 happy diners. From golden fried catfish to homemade mashed […]  ( 11 min )

Somewhere in Fort Myers, Florida, a vintage train pulls out of the station carrying passengers who have no idea who among them is a killer. The Murder Mystery Dinner Train on the Seminole Gulf Railway blends a five-course meal with live theatrical performances, turning an ordinary evening into something straight out of a classic whodunit […]  ( 12 min )

America’s diners are more than just places to grab a bite – they’re slices of history served on a plate. From neon-lit storefronts to cozy corner booths, these classic spots have fed generations of families, road-trippers, and locals alike. Every state has that one legendary diner where the coffee is always hot and the stories […]  ( 19 min )

Some foods from our past felt perfectly normal then, yet now they make you blink and laugh. They were comforting, colorful, and sometimes a little chaotic, and we loved them anyway. This list is a warm wink at the meals that raised us and the nostalgia that still sneaks onto our plates. Get ready to […]  ( 12 min )

Some sandwiches become so beloved that losing them feels like losing an old friend. Fast food chains have introduced some truly amazing creations over the years, only to pull them from menus without warning. Whether they were ahead of their time or just unlucky, these sandwiches left a lasting impression on fans everywhere. Here is […]  ( 10 min )