In a memo obtained by Fox News Digital, Washington Post chief Will Lewis is pushing staffers not onboard with the paper's new direction to take a buyout and leave the company.

During threatening weather, avoid camping or parking your vehicle along streams, rivers or creeks, North Carolina Emergency Management recommends. Also, avoid parking your car in flood-prone areas. Move it to higher ground, Graney said. But it should be somewhere accessible, in case you need to leave to avoid a flood.

Certain takeout containers should never be used to reheat food. When hunger and laziness coincide, reheating last night's leftovers in the microwave seems like the best idea. But if you reheat them in the plastic container they came in, you could be ingesting microplastics and harmful chemicals.

Gardeners' World host Monty Don celebrated his 70th birthday on July 8, but his way of celebrating his big day is a little different, as he does one particular task each year

The good news is that most states don't tax Social Security benefits at all. In more than 80% of all U.S. states, Social Security income is completely exempt from any state income taxes.

Warm weather often means the emergence of pests —even on our houseplants. Summer is a crucial time to examine your indoor plants for signs of insects and other pests, as early removal or treatment can often curb an infestation before it gets out of hand.

Centrist Rep. Don Bacon, one of the most vulnerable Republicans in the House, said this week he doesn’t have the “hunger” for another grueling re-election campaign and won’t run for a sixth term next year.

Dear Eric: At a recent family gathering pictures were made and then posted on social media. I had not seen them, but I did participate at the time. I don’t want my pictures posted for personal reasons and it causes mental distress seeing them. I don’t feel that I can ask for them to be removed without causing a rift in the family.

The family drama elegantly realized in “Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight” is relayed entirely through the perspective of Bobo (Lexi Venter), a white child who witnesses her mother spinning out against a backdrop of the bloody transition from Rhodesia to an independent Zimbabwe.