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We are only halfway through 2020 and between coronavirus and racism, it's the worst. But we are trying to see the good. Here are 100 positive things.

USA TODAY TV Critic Kelly Lawler discusses her big takeaway from the 72nd Primetime Emmy Award nominations.

Everyday in a pandemic feels like tackling a giant project. And sometimes we have to do another project, too.

The No. 1 Netflix film in the U.S., "The Kissing Booth 2," already has a sequel shot for 2021 that will deal with that cliffhanger.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are now citizens of Greece. On Instagram, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis presented them with new passports.

With another semester of virtual learning, experts weigh in on ways to make your students' online back-to-school experience special.

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Long-distance dating is never easy and the pandemic is forcing many couples to continue their relationship apart. Here's how to keep it interesting.

Amber Heard tells her side in London libel trial, and says ex Johnny Depp wasn't libeled. But her sister's testimony is questioned.

Bulletproof coffee is a great way to start the day, whether you're on the Keto diet or not.

Tired of basic banana bread? Here are 6 twists on viral quarantine dishes, including Whiteclaw slushies, mini cookie cereal and Mason jar ice cream.

Walk with us through a few ways to combat the panic creeping steadily into your daily life as the 2020 presidential election approaches.

There's a consensus about what makes human beings happier over time, and most of it has to do with habits.

Emotions are heightened amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The lows feel pretty low, but the highs feel pretty high, too.

New Music Friday is headlined by Taylor Swift's album, "Folklore." Also out, new music from Logic, Maroon 5 plus Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani.

While forgoing the mask is likely not an option, here's how to avoid mask acne.

It's difficult enough to fix food kids want to eat at home. But, what about healthy food they'll want to eat at school? Here are some options.

These yummy snack options are great for busy families and will keep kids happy and full.

Getting kids involved in making their lunch can be fun and promote healthy eating habits.

Regardless of age, there's an appropriate musical instrument for any child to discover a love of music.