Whether it’s a cake gone airborne a stunt gone rogue, these fails are guaranteed to make you laugh (and maybe feel a little better about your own awkward moments). Rupert Murdoch warns judge of Donald ...

From grill disasters to DIY projects gone wrong, these fiery moments will leave you shaking your head and laughing. Watch as kitchen catastrophes and backyard blunders turn into unexpected comedy gold ...

We’ve all heard the truism about “building a better mousetrap”—but in the crowded, competitive tech marketplace, even a groundbreaking concept doesn’t guarantee the world will beat a path to your door ...

Everyone knows making the same mistake over and over again won’t change the outcome. And still, somehow, we end up repeating the same mistakes. At least thats the case for most startups, according to ...

When someone at a United Federation of Teachers meeting put laminated photos of a female union rep who opposed UFT President Mike Mulgrew in men’s urinals with the words “PISS ON MY FACE!,” Mulgrew ...

Q: A few years ago we were updating our by-laws and CC&R’s. We needed 51% of the members to vote for the bylaws changes but 66% to change the CC&Rs. The board refused to give us a red lined document ...

STATE COLLEGE — It’s been a whirlwind week for Penn State football, from firing James Franklin to losing starting quarterback Drew Allar for the season with a broken ankle. The focus has hardly been ...

Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta offense were held to just 10 points by the 49ers on Sunday night. Darren Yamashita / Imagn Images SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Most of the “Sunday Night Football” audience ...

For some founders, the failure of a startup is a one-and-done thing. The thought of taking that sort of risk again, both financially and emotionally, is too daunting. Failure doesn’t make you persona ...

Cleveland State University’s decision to hand over its beloved student-run radio station, WCSB, to Ideastream continues to baffle the community—and the hosts of Today in Ohio are just as perplexed ...

The Senate failed yet another vote today, dragging on what has now become the second-longest government shutdown in U.S. history. The vote to fund the government failed 54-45, short of the 60 votes ...