Challenge Accepted Family Friendly EventTrump’s 'big beautiful bill' passes SALT deduction limit of $40,000. Here’s who benefits Dumb Things In The Big Bang Theory That Everyone Ignores Three ...

Florida Cocky fugitive's social media challenge to sheriff backfires in spectacular fashion Florida man bragged online that 'Grady Can't Find Me' before officers delivered him straight to county jail ...

Growing up playing baseball, C.J. Mascaro’s soon realized that in his sport, he would often fail. It’s how he responds that defines him. That approach has worked very well for Mascaro, and ...

Hyperscale Data (GPUS) Thursday announced that, on or about July 1, 2025, the $PEPE meme coin will become an accepted payment method on Bitnile.com, the sweepstakes ...

Dogs are loyal, hilarious, dramatic, and way too pure for this world, and these memes capture every bit of that chaotic charm. From their accidental comedy to their over-the-top emotions, they ...

Challenge Accepted Challenge Returned also raises money for veteran support systems in the community. On June 21, they will host a 5K for 22 Until None, which aims to reduce veteran suicide.

"Challenge Accepted" YouTube star Michelle Khare unmasks her plan, and disguise, to meet Tom Cruise at the "Mission: Impossible" world premiere.

Chili’s and TGI Fridays are in a full-blown mozzarella stick feud. Last week, TGI Fridays unveiled its new menu with a post on X: “New menu’s out. Mozz sticks hit harder. Happy hour’s ...

YouTube star Michelle Khare’s “Challenge Accepted” moves to the Primetime Emmys ballot for Hosted Nonfiction Series after a successful petition.

That challenge is about getting folks who are leading organizations and who are influencing the trajectory of organizations to be better informed about why we are where we are in this country with ...

Khare, a former video producer and professional cyclist, started "Challenge Accepted" in 2018. The series has featured a wide range of professions, from San Diego lifeguards to trial attorneys.

In his "Meme History" column for the web_crawlr newsletter, Kyle explains why the heck children were eating Tide Pods back in 2018.