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32 Gifts From Target For Literally Everyone On Your List

These prezzies hit the bullseye.
Katy Herman

9 Super Handy iPhone Tips For Taking Droolworthy Food Photos

We eat with our eyes.
Anna Mendoza

If You Ask To Get Your Washing Machine Repaired, A Dish TV Guy Might Show Up

When people asked for repairs to their defective washing machines, they didn't expect the cable guy to turn up — and they definitely didn't expect him to try and sell them a pair of wireless headphones.
Leticia Miranda

Creamy Bacon Chive Hasselback Potatoes

For when plain old hash browns just aren't enough!
Matthew Francis Johnson

Chef’s Day Off: Peruvian Ceviche With Calamari

“In Peru, we believe it gives you the power of a tiger.”
Steven Lim

3-Ingredient Gourmet Cat Food

It’s the purr-fect treat.
Lizz Warner

Colorado's Top Court Rules Employers Can Fire Workers For Off-Duty Pot Use

Brandon Coats, a man with quadriplegia who had a state license to use medical marijuana, was fired in 2010 after failing a work drug test.
David Mack

5 Foil Hacks To Wrap Your Head Around

Aluminum foil might be the new duct tape
Branden Smith

Why Comcast May Soon Launch An Online-Only Subscription Service

Moving its set-top boxes and DVRs to a cloud-based delivery system positions Comcast to eventually offer a streaming video package with a smaller bundle of networks both inside and outside of its markets.
Peter Lauria

Two Maps That Explain Why Comcast May Want To Buy Time Warner Cable

Reports emerged today that Comcast was exploring a possible bid for Time Warner Cable. The possibility of a deal between the two companies has been a decade in the making. Here's why.
Peter Lauria

A Map Of Zombie Blockbusters That Will Still Exist When The Rest Of Them Shutdown

DISH Network announced Wednesday it was closing its remaining 300 stores. There are, however, about 50 franchise locations that could remain open even after Blockbuster dies. This is where they are.
Hunter Schwarz

Arrival Of Fall, Not Football, Could End CBS Blackout

Time Warner Cable subscribers have been unable to watch CBS for 17 days due to a contract dispute. But, if historical trends are any guide, the beginning of fall — not the start of the football season — could provide the impetus to end the standoff.
Peter Lauria
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