Some people think so. They believe the Super Bowl participants are predetermined, based on the game's annual logo. RELATED: Super Bowl halftime show guest performer revealed The gist of the theory ...

Ah, the air miles credit card. Clearly the most glamorous of all credit cards. Every time you use one, you’re reinforcing your image as a globetrotting, wanderlusting, jet-setter. But more importantly ...

The youngest Americans (18 to 29) suffer the highest delinquency rates of 9.36%. That's 76% higher than the total average credit card delinquency rate. Older Americans (50+) have delinquency rates ...

Mazda’s new logo sheds 3D elements for a flat design optimized for smartphones. The updated emblem may debut ahead of Mazda’s 105th anniversary on January 30. Depending on the application ...

Nintendo is going all in on the Donkey Kong redesign spotted by fans in the Mario Kart 9 gameplay debuted during the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal event. Donkey Kong has had the same design for years ...

The inaugural phase of the Cuyahoga Riverfront Development — part of the city of Cleveland’s Shore-to-Core-to-Shore plan — was awarded more than $9 million in tax credits for a $488.7 million ...

Following last week’s announcement, we are now seeing Gemini’s new “Talk Live about this” capability on the Pixel 9 series. You can now talk to Gemini Live about images, files, and YouTube ...

Amidst the consistency from Kansas City the past few years, fans have pointed out that the Super Bowl logo and the colors chosen have begun to represent the teams playing in the game that year.

In fact, the ROG Phone 9 has very little in the way of gamer aesthetic beyond a few very subtle hints. It has a few ROG logos on the back, the text “dare to play” along one side of the back in ...

Following an interview on "Call Her Daddy," Amy Schumer revealed that internet trolls played a role in her being diagnosed with a serious and rare condition. She shared that while promoting her ...

An Arkansas woman pleaded guilty in federal court this week to stealing more than $300,000 from elderly account holders at a New Hampshire credit union, U.S. Attorneys Jay McCormack and Jonathan D.