Lydia Plath has met the man of her dreams. The Welcome to Plathville star has gotten engaged to her boyfriend Zac Wyse after just a few months of dating. But despite the race to the altar, she’s ...

Judge Staci Williams is celebrating Pride, Juneteenth and Independence Day by offering free weddings and free vow renewals in ...

For their first date, Jess, a U.S. Space Force officer, and Joe, a healthcare investor, went on an “ice cream crawl,” hopping ...

The Tennessee Department of Transportation is bringing back a popular program aimed at helping butterflies in celebration of National Pollinator Week.

The flight was set up by the Democratic National Committee as a critique of the president's ties to Qatar and the Middle East. Walmart says it will hike some prices due to tariffs. Here’s what ...

Social media users are taking notice of an American travel vlogger who is visiting an Indian wedding ... One of the users wrote, welcome to India, India is a incredible country," while another ...

Nigerian gospel singer Nikki Laoye and her husband, Soul Snatcha, have welcomed their first child together, and the timing couldn’t be more special—it happened on their third wedding anniversary. The ...

The wedding party is "expected to stay a full week ... the bride and groom are “also charging everyone to attend the welcome party.” The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here!

In hopes of finding daughters Estée Katz, 27, and Sophia Katz, 30, dates, mother Leala Hewak, 60, snagged them invites to a wedding in Mexico City. The determined mother had been talking to a ...

Sophos says the use of SVG files in phishing is on the rise SVG files bypass email protection and can display malicious hyperlinks The researchers shared a few tips on how to stay safe Hackers are ...

The tactic is designed to bypass conventional endpoint or mail protection tools. Attackers have been observed using the graphics file format scalable vector graphics (SVG) for this purpose. SVGs ...

Malware corner: Attackers now using SVG files to lure victims Attackers are now using SVG image files to infect victims’ computers, according to a September report from HP’s Wolf Security team.