Robin Zlotnick

Kroger made over $120 billion last year.

Missy and Barry Buchanan knew they wouldn't be able to get together with family this year because of the pandemic, so they sent life-size cardboard cutouts of themselves instead.

For the first time ever, every single Grammy nominee for Best Rock Performance is a woman or a band fronted by a woman.

North Thurston Public Schools, a school district in Washington, came under fire recently for categorizing Asian students as "white" instead of "students of color" in a performance report.

Instead of the traditional Thanksgiving Day parade, Houston is hosting a free food drive for hungry families.

Dad has accepted that this would happen and was prepared for it.

Patrick Breen was at the park taking photos of the baseball tournament for 'The Arizona Republic' when parents accosted him and called him "fake news."

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay donated $50,000 to cover medical bills for Ben Watkins, a 14-year-old 'MasterChef Junior' contestant who died in November from cancer.

Filmmaker Alice Wu describes the strict policies that Taiwan enforces for travelers to make sure COVID-19 doesn't spread.

Edward Norton has a theory for why Trump won't concede the election, and it makes a lot of sense.

Viewers noticed that a dark stream of liquid was dripping down the side of Rudy Giuliani's face during his lie-laden press conference.

Kathleen Schmidt shares how it only took one irresponsible family for her whole world to get turned upside down in the age of COVID.

Burnout management coach Emily Ballesteros explains when and why the 8-hour workday was implemented and why it doesn't make sense anymore.

Bharat Ramamurti, a former economic advisor to Elizabeth Warren, explains in a viral thread why an executive order canceling student debt is a good move for the economy.

Foley is the art of recreating everyday sounds that get used in movies, TV shows, and other types of media.

Cooking With Cade is about to be your new favorite cooking show. Not much cooking gets done, but Cade is adorable.

In a new 'GQ' profile, George Clooney finally breaks his silence about the truth behind the story that he gave 14 of his closest friends $1 million each. In cash.

Dolly Parton saved us! At least that's what people have been saying after it was made public that she donated $1 million to Moderna's COVID vaccine research.

Ashley usually doesn't tell her patients how bad things are, but this man didn't believe COVID was that serious. So she unloaded, and it was only then that he changed his mind.

Lawanna Rivers is a travel nurse who has been on five different COVID assignments since April. She says she's never seen anything like what she experienced in El Paso.

The COVID-19 vaccine could become a requirement for those who want to go back to work in public spaces. This could be a problem for anti-vaxxers.

Donald Trump has reportedly told his aides that as soon as Joe Biden is certified the winner of the 2020 election, he's going to announce that he's running for president in 2024.

Deux Aubrey was so upset her wedding dress didn't look like the pictures when she tried it on. But she was missing one big thing.

Turns out people act absolutely ridiculous if you tell them something they don't want to hear!

Director Chris Columbus said Trump told them the only way they could use the Plaza Hotel for the movie was if he had a cameo in it.

Several people were arrested in France for selling fake negative COVID-19 tests at the Paris airport.

Spain is quickly becoming known as the place art restorations go to be botched, and this latest sculpture restoration is no exception.

Some people just wonder where their cats go when they wander out of the house. But Aoife McAleer decided to do something about it.

The Minion Death Cult Podcast, a podcast that explores political extremists, especially on Facebook, shared the tragic story.

Fox News anchor Sandra Smith expressed incredulity on her hot mic as someone spouted misinformation about the election results.

The internet is agog for Vern Hause, the only person interviewed who even entertained the possibility that a woman could be a good president.

Robert Carter knew what it was like to be separated from your siblings, and he didn't want that to happen to this family.

Chrissy Teigen posted the video of Luna's touching tribute to Jack on Instagram, where it garnered reactions of love and support.

Rolls?! Who picks plain bread as their favorite Thanksgiving side dish?! Several states, that's who!

From how we greet people to how work gets done, these are the things that will never be the same because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Somehow, this dad made her coming out a total non-issue and quickly pivoted the conversation to a much more important topic: cookies.

'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek was in our homes for many years, a calm, authoritative voice of reason and an example of true character.

Courtney White is a high school language arts teacher in Texas who firmly believes that assigning homework won't help her students learn more.

The tiny shops are exactly Ella-sized and incredibly accurate. This guy just won dad of the year.

He goes by Hercule Van Wolfwinkle and his pet portraits are hilariously bad, but he's doing it all to raise money for charity.

Victor Gevers was able to correctly guess the president's password in five tries, which seems bad!

Georgia May Adkins was 93 years old when she died of a stroke. Her last request was that you do not vote for Trump in this upcoming election.

The Flagler Humane Society in Florida thought of a great way to advertise their senior dogs. They did a photoshoot where they dressed the dogs up as adorable 'senior petizens.'

Pope Francis endorses same-sex civil unions for the first time in a new documentary interview.

Safe In Austin is a farm sanctuary that helps kids with special needs by letting them interact with injured rescue animals.

Michael Jordan opened a second health clinic for uninsured patients in his hometown of Charlotte.

The pandemic has pushed classes online for students and teachers all over the country.

Millennials and young people have gotten criticized for not taking the pandemic seriously, but plenty of people are having a hard time getting their older parents to

Eileen Delaney was forced to quite school at 14 to go to work to help support her family. On her 93rd birthday, she was given an honorary diploma.

In the spirit of saving lives, this person posted a sign on behalf of their partying neighbors telling other guests arriving to turn around and go home.