Tim Marcin

So you drank a bit too much this New Year's ... don't sweat it. We've got you covered.

Follow along as Paris brings in the New Year as only Paris can.

It can be hard to keep a New Year's resolution. Here are five ideas that are easy to keep and will make your life better.

Tiger is 41, which isn't too, too old in golf terms. But could he really win a major again?

National Bacon Day is a pretty great reason to snack on some greasy food.

In response to the bad press garnered by the alt-right, conservatives started calling certain liberals the alt-left.

The more extreme Trump supporters have begun fighting with one another.

A woman was reportedly beheaded by a group of Taliban-linked men for shopping alone.

Tony Hawk appears to have been the subject of a death hoax.

"Friends need to tell each other the hard truths, and friendships require mutual respect."

Eating better doesn't have to be hard.

Buying a home in Los Angeles, or just about anywhere in the U.S., now costs more than ever.

"I got to be the only girl in an all boy fantasy," Fisher said. "She's a very proactive character and gets the job done. So if you're going to get typecast as something, that might as well be it for me."

The first week of January brings massive amounts of gift returns.

Life under Kim Jong Un is reportedly a "tyrannical reign of terror."

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks alongside President Barack Obama during a historic trip to Pearl Harbor.

Christmas + dogs = good things.

There might not be much the U.S. can do to stop a nuclear attack.

Christians still make up most of America, but the second biggest religion in the U.S. is "none."

... A set of golf balls made by Costco?

The "airpocalypse" in China put a number of cities on red alert for hazardous levels of smog.

Scrolling through Facebook, "lurking" on other people's pages is bad for your health, studies have shown.

"Economists are not certain about many things," Yellen said. "But we are quite certain that a college diploma or an advanced degree is a key to economic success."

"It was him sitting in that chair saying the N-word, saying the C-word," actor Arnold claimed.

It might seem weird that the NBA wants to prevent its players from jumping on a trampoline, but it makes some sense.

"You know I've watched her work for two years, I watched her battle through that bogus email deal," Bill Clinton said.

As the the Electoral College makes its decision, here's the latest popular vote count.

Voting day is here for the Electoral College. Follow along with live updates.

Barack Obama addressed his successor in his final 2016 press conference, while seemingly still trying to sidestep controversy.