The most celebrated early successes of artificial intelligence were computers beating human champions in games such as chess and Go. Today we are all playing games against AI. The price you are ...

A good way to test your scissors is by using the paper test, shares Mor. If the scissors are unable to cleanly cut the paper, ...

A sharp knife is safer, faster, and far more satisfying to use—but only if you maintain it properly. After testing electric and manual knife sharpeners on everything from chef’s knives to pocket ...

A remarkable prehistoric hammer made from elephant bone, dating back nearly half a million years ago, has been uncovered in southern England and analysed by archaeologists from UCL and the Natural ...

The contemporary workplace is characterized by strict timeframes, 24/7 interaction, and stress. Businesses make investments in mechanisms and education, but do not consider nutrition, the backbone of ...

After oversight reports and media coverage flagged problems with how some cleanup contractors operated, federal agencies ...

US hypercar maker Czinger has chosen the United Kingdom for a new engineering headquarters, a move that signals how seriously ...

Once the stress of shopping for Christmas presents is out of the way, then comes the next tricky part – wrapping them. Even the best present wrappers have fallen foul to rips, tears and wonky cuts ...

In the first episode of Peacock’s new sitcom, “The Paper,” Ned Sampson, played by Domhnall Gleeson, declares, “I love a challenge. That’s why I’m so good at Lent.” And indeed, the show itself did have ...

In 2005, the quirky British television comedy "The Office" launched its American version, which, after a bumpy start, became one of the century’s most beloved sitcoms. Twenty years later, Peacock is ...

The US version of the smash-hit sitcom The Office ended its final season over a decade ago. But fans of the show can rejoice because a brand-new spinoff from the universe of Dunder Mifflin just hit ...

The issues facing journalism these days — from online clickbait to corporate interference — run throughout The Paper. But it's primarily a comedy, with characters and actors that will win you over.