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Denny’s Announces 150 Restaurant Closures, Including 50 by the End of 2024

Denny’s plans to shutter 150 of its restaurants as the company aims to strengthen its cash flow. Fifty lower performing restaurants will close by the end of 2024, while the remaining 100 will shut down next year, executives announced in an earnings call Tuesday.

Former Envoy Says Americans in Canada ‘Could Determine’ Next President

The presidential race is so tight that Democrats are going door knocking in Windsor, Ontario, in search of American voters to tip the balance for Kamala Harris.

The Best Running Shoes for Easy Jogs, Marathons, and Everything In Between

Expert-recommended, road-tested picks to keep you comfy mile after mile.

10 New Cars That Sit on Dealer Lots the Longest

Due to a downturn in luxury car sales, some BMW and GMC vehicles are taking longer to sell than other new cars.

‘Gray Charges’ May Be Sneaking Onto Your Credit Card. Here’s How to Fight Back

It’s not just surprise subscriptions. Unexpected charges can show up from a variety of sources.

Histórias fascinantes

Bryan Ferry Looks Back at 50 Years of Roxy Music, Romance, and Elegant Misery

An impeccably charming conversation with the elder statesman of rock-star romantics.

Five Phrases That Make People Discount What You're Saying

These common expressions can cause listeners to think twice.

In the Shadow of War, Armenia Tries to Make Its Economy Indispensable

In the shadow of war, Armenia seeks to recast itself as a global technology hub.

‘Romeo and Juliet’ Was a Tragedy

In 1968, Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting were the world’s most famous teens. In 2023, they sued Paramount for abuse.

The Tight-Knit World of Kamala Harris’s Sorority

A.K.A., the oldest Black sorority, expects excellence and complete discretion. How are members responding to their most famous sister’s Presidential campaign?

The Mystery of Why Some People Become Sudden Geniuses

There’s mounting evidence that brain damage has the power to unlock extraordinary creative talents. What can this teach us about how geniuses are made?

Inside the Extreme Workout Regimen of an Astronaut Stuck at the International Space Station

Here are the surprising fitness workouts NASA astronauts perform on the International Space Station to stay healthy and ready for daring spacewalks.

The Seven Most Amazing Discoveries We’ve Made About Pluto

Though technically not a planet, it has as rich geology as any of its planetary siblings in the solar system

Who Were the Mysterious Moon-Eyed People of Appalachia?

Tales of strange, nocturnal people haunt the region—and so do theories about who they were, from a lost Welsh “tribe” to aliens.

What Are Soap Brows? Everything You Need to Know About the $1 Beauty Hack

It’s so simple yet so effective.

An Organization Has Novel Way to Get Members to Vote. But Is It Legal?

The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America, which helps members get affordable mortgages, says its 3.7 million members must vote or risk losing membership — and the financial benefits.

Will US Convenience Stores Find the Secret to Selling Better Food?

By tempting customers’ palates with fresh deli sandwiches and build-your-own burgers, humble food marts want to become an alternative to fast-food restaurants for busy Americans.

Four Takeaways From Kamala Harris’ NBC Interview

Harris answered questions about Joe Biden’s dropping out of the race and whether she would pardon Donald Trump.

The Reviewer’s Fallacy

When critics aren’t critical enough.

Inside the Big Summit Where Putin Hopes to Defy Western Pressure on Ukraine War

Representing 41.1% of the world’s population and 37.3% of its GDP, the bloc aims to counterbalance U.S.-led Western alliances.