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By Tanner Garrity After insurgents stormed the Capitol Building last year, hundreds of National Guardsmen were called to protect Congress from further attack. Images went viral of the soldiers taking power naps on the porcelain tile floors. For America…

By Paolo Sandoval There are some certainties in this life: death, in-law fatigue, taxes, good-looking basics from Abercrombie. From sweater polos to ’90s-inspired jeans, the retailer has stepped up their essential offerings in recent years — in both st…

By Kirk Miller Arcade1Up creates retro arcade cabinets with some of your favorite games of years past, and they make for a nice addition to any entertainment space. Right now Best Buy has a sale on a number of Arcade1Up titles, both countertop and full…

By Tobias Carroll Museums, as a whole, aren’t too into the idea of visitors touching the artwork on display. That’s entirely understandable, for plenty of reasons. (“Are there fingerprints on these paintings?” is not a question anyone wants to hear ask…

By Lindsay Rogers Even under the most idyllic of circumstances, planning a trip can be a bit of an undertaking. To start, there’s the matter of figuring out exactly where to go, booking your airfare, finding accommodations and then, of course, not leas…

By Evan Bleier After winning $1 million as the first-prize recipient in the 2006 Pillsbury Bake-Off for her recipe for baked chicken and spinach stuffing, stay-at-home mom Anna Ginsberg went on The Oprah Winfrey Show to cook her award-winning dish for …

By Evan Bleier In addition to two World Series rings, an American League MVP award, five Gold Gloves and a batting title, Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Mookie Betts has a plethora of perfect games on his professional résumé. But Betts, who also has mad…

By Tobias Carroll When examining something recently unearthed after centuries, scientists have numerous ways in which they can delve into its origins. That ranges from carbon-dating to examining human remains for clues about their diet and lifestyle. B…

By Tobias Carroll What do you think of when you imagine an extreme sport? It’s a phrase that’s often used but rarely quantified. Is an extreme sport extreme because of the element of risk involved? Is it more about the ethos with which participants app…

By Tobias Carroll When it comes to ethics and the sale of art, it’s not hard to navigate into complex territory. Art looted by the Nazis during World War II is an obvious red flag that calls out for restitution, for instance — but when you begin lookin…