The ‘How it feels knowing’ trend uses a still image of Sergeant Doakes from Dexter, known for his intense stare and suspicious nature. The meme, captioned “How it feels knowing…,” pairs the image with ...

Happy Wednesday, everyone! We made it to mid-week and to celebrate today we have the 53 best memes on the Internet right now.

Alexis Johnson worked to buy a home for her extended family, bringing them back to their roots, and shared the surprise ...

After much volatility because of Trump's trade war, the stock markets responded positively to a softened tone toward both ...

Tens of thousands of people gathered in Lexington ... will be streaming several events live throughout the day. The first event they have is the 5 a.m. reenactment both on their website and ...

The man behind one of the most recognisable memes ever produced has revealed ... feels about her husband being contacted by swathes of people. Speaking to VICE, he said: 'It was a pretty ...

By Paulette Perhach In the house group chat, usually a scroll of memes ... how they might affect him, finding speculation on the rising prices of goods and a worsening job market. People in ...

But the people who are really doing well financially? Most of the time, you wouldn’t even know it. They live comfortably, not extravagantly. They’re intentional with their money and time.

But China's online warriors have been taking advantage of the massive strides in artificial intelligence to create memes highlighting ... a dress worn by White House press secretary Karoline ...

later with the police satisfied they've identified the right person. Sometimes though the person isn't identified immediately and the appeal remains live, meaning police might require some extra help.

SPOKANE — Lawyers and people across the Inland Northwest received a letter last week from the Department of Homeland Security telling them they have seven days to leave the United States or face ...

The House is ... to disperse if they got louder than 85 decibels. The break in the noise allowed speakers, like House Rep. Gene Wu, D-Houston, a chance to be heard by more people.