Columnist Tom Lubnau writes: "Let's chat about excellence for a change, and that time rock and roll supergroup Led Zeppelin ...

For most of the original Nintendo Switch’s lifetime, I think I had a Mario profile icon for my personal account ... These days, I’m rocking Professor Turo from Pokémon Violet, who was ...

I came across an article in The Forum dated May 1 that revealed North Dakota had spent $23,000 on a new “icon.” To my surprise, the logo turned out to be quite unremarkable and uninspiring.

To protect yourself, you should: Examine email headers – on Gmail, clicking on the arrow next to ‘me’ under the sender can show you the full email address that the email has been sent from. Hover over ...

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With billions of users worldwide, it's not surprising that Gmail remains a top target for cyber crooks. Crooks target users of this popular email platform every day, and the majority of scams are ...

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Next time you check your Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook inbox, be on high alert for a worrying new scam. Cyber crooks appear to be back, and this time, they are using the popular Netflix service to try ...

That’s essentially what the abuse icon on Nursing Home Compare communicates. Just as Hester Prynne’s scarlet letter branded her in the eyes of society, the icon publicly signals a facility’s ...

A half-century ago, Molly Ivins penned one of her many famous lines about the Lege in a special Texas issue of The Atlantic Monthly. “The Texas Legislature consists of 181 people who meet for ...

The letter, which is around 1,300 words, began as follows: I'm a liberal, but that doesn't mean what a lot of you apparently think it does. Let's break it down, shall we? Because quite frankly ...

Miho Nakayama, a Japanese singer and actor best known for the 1995 romance film “Love Letter,” was found dead at her home in Tokyo on Friday. She was 54. Nakayama’s team confirmed the news ...