Special needs students in Baldwin County are pressing forward with the launch of a new button making company to showcase ...

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One year after launch, Amazon’s Dash Buttons continue to bewilder. The palm-sized, battery-powered buttons, announced last year just before April Fool’s Day, allow users to order goods from Amazon ...

A woman has left social media users gobsmacked with her washing machine revelation. The woman, named Faith, took to the Facebook group "Cleaning tips and tricks" to share before and after snaps of her ...

Reddit, Twitter, cable news, and the universe at large have been figuratively blowing up today over a YouTube video that appears to show a Pennsylvania voter attempting to select “Barack Obama” on a ...

A lucky California woman was fortunate enough to win $10 million after accidentally pressing the wrong button on a lotto machine. LaQuedra Edwards from Sacramento detailed the strange incident that ...

Here's everything you need to know about the Keurig coffee machine now that you finally own one. Maybe you need a cup of ...

Don’t let anyone push your buttons. That’s the new mantra of gambler Jan Flato, who lost out on a $100,000 slot machine jackpot because he let a friend do the honors , 7News Boston reported. Flato, 66 ...

Or chickens, soccer balls, clean water, blankets, quality time with a therapy dog, diapers, toys and straight-up cash. Those are a few of the donations listed on the see-through menus at the Giving ...

I got my iPhone 15 Pro Max last week, and I’m loving the possibilities opened by the Action button combined with the Shortcuts app. But as I was playing around with different ideas for the Action ...

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Politicians don’t call it dissembling, deceiving, or lying. They call it media management, and no administration has practiced this black art better in recent times than that of President Bill Clinton ...