Team USA will take the world stage one last time for the Closing Ceremony at the 2026 Winter Olympics — and they'll be wearing clothing from Shaniko Wool Company. After Obama says they're real, Trump ...

You know the kind of anonymously chic destination that could almost be here, there, anywhere? Lisbon isn’t that. Instead, it’s unmistakably, well, Lisbon, a capital of hills, beaches, forests, rivers, ...

As a scientist and total physiology nerd, I tend to approach wellness trends with a healthy dose of skepticism. From protein-ifying everything to hot girl walks with weighted vests, I’ve seen lots of ...

Whenever anyone in my family buys something new to wear, I nudge them to throw it right in the wash. My sons—and husband, honestly—roll their eyes at me. Am I being extra? Maybe? I report on places ...

According to new LS&Co. research, Gen Z leads the thrifting movement but 41% report no clothing repair skills; this is the gap the Wear Longer Project is designed to close. SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS ...

The swordsmiths are undoubtedly the most important part of the demon slayer corp. But, have you ever wondered, Why do swordsmiths wear mask all the time? Let's find out. The Trump administration might ...

Salinas Charreria is now open in downtown San Luis Obispo. The new shop, located at 716 Higuera Street, specializes in high-end Western wear. To celebrate their grand opening, Salinas Charreria ...

Traveling during the holiday season can be a challenge (especially if you don’t have a Real ID), but the Transportation Security Administration is letting people know how to make it a bit easier. The ...

How do you cope with grief? Do you reminisce with friends and family over ridiculous, funny and sometimes embarrassing moments from the past? Do you dance and sing tearfully to songs that remind you ...

As you’ve probably noted, it’s starting to get a little nippy outside. That’s not necessarily a bad thing for your running – in fact, one study found that running in winter is actually easier on your ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In the early months of the pandemic, when theaters went dark and the world pressed pause, playwright and actor Amy Schwabauer packed up her life and moved in with her older sister.