As you regain control from the cutscene after boarding the Black Galleon, you'll immediately be faced with 4 Royal Osfreyr. Kill all of them and a second wave will spawn in consisting of 3 additional ...

Neil deGrasse Tyson gave a rousing defense of scientific principles in his characteristic brash way during his Purdue Northwest Sinai Forum presentation Sunday. His talk gathered what PNW Sinai Forum ...

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Some people think they’re brave investors—ready to ride market waves like seasoned surfers—until their portfolio dips by 2% and suddenly they’re Googling “Can stress cause instant hair loss?” Others ...

At its core, the 50-30-20 rule simply splits your income into three basic categories. Half of what you bring in-50 percent-goes toward essentials or "needs." These include things you cannot avoid, ...

IVY LEAGUE STYLE is having a full-circle moment right now. Twenty years ago, it had a reputation for being buttoned-up and reserved for prep school, East Coast guys. At its core, Ivy style is made up ...

With Halloween night in the rearview, the twinkle-toed cast members of "Dancing with the Stars" are gearing up for another raucous theme night. USA TODAY can exclusively reveal the songs and dance ...

I DON’T know precisely what you expected to see when the 1942 cars finally arrived in the showrooms, but the rumors that drifted eastward from Detroit during the summer might have led anyone to think ...

Venture capitalist Max Gazor has raised a $165 million debut fund at his firm Striker Venture Partners to pursue a high-risk strategy: invest in just 10 startups, prerevenue and even pre-product.

Veteran money manager Joseph Shaposhnik believes many investors have given up on actively managed funds, a business he sees as “broken” but fixable. “There are too many actively managed funds out ...