For starters, you can currently get up to 30% off activewear, basics and sneakers. This is perfect if you want to hit the gym ...

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! New year, clean home! We’re all about self-improvement at this time of ...

Zach is a freelance writer, restaurant owner, and lifestyle expert. Since 2009, he has covered everything from pop ...

In the most competitive holiday season in years, major U.S. retailers Target and Walmart are spending more on ads to reach shoppers on short-video app TikTok and streaming platforms. But while ...

Target shoppers will soon have more places to fill up their carts. The retailer has plans to open new store locations across 15 states, including six new stores in both Florida and Texas.

or utilize Target’s pick-up and drive-up options. This marks the final holiday-related sale this year from the retailer, so shoppers have the opportunity to take advantage of these deals ...

Sivakarthikeyan’s Amaran is having a great run on OTT after a phenomenal theatrical run, churning out great numbers at the box office. After earning 219.94 crore in India and 341.52 crore ...

Meta's AI-driven growth boosts ad efficiency and user engagement. Analyst forecasts 19% Q4 revenue growth, with AI investments increasing. The stock is currently featured among the best ideas for ...

X justified the price increase by highlighting several Premium Plus features, including a completely ad-free experience and enhanced access to the platform's Grok AI capabilities. The company also ...

Credit: Mashable Photo Composite / Lego Dec. 23rd, shop Target's last minute Lego deals online and pick them up at your local store before Christmas — save up to 40% on sets like Lego Star Wars ...

The online world never takes a break, and this week shows why. From ransomware creators being caught to hackers backed by governments trying new tricks, the message is clear: cybercriminals are always ...

The problem was, the subject of the cover story didn’t realize he would be the face of the first issue of USA TODAY Baseball Weekly. It was spring training 1991. Social media, smart phones and ...