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Dungeom Masters can always use new monsters. There’s one company that’s consistently provided challenging beasts to battle during the lifespan of Fifth Edition. Kobold Press put out massive monster books during Fifth Edition’s five year run and is currently in the process of Kickstarting another.

In a recent survey I conducted for this series on carbon offsets, I learned that 10.3% of respondents felt that buying carbon credits for a home or small business would be a form of cheating, that they should instead directly reduce their carbon footprint.

Analyst Patrick Moorhead takes a look at Marvell's recent turnaround under new president and CEO Matt Murphy and shares findings from the company's first Industry Analyst Day held recently.

Any visit to Napa Valley should include a stop at the stunning new Cakebread Cellars VIsitor's Center--but make a reservation first!

'Avenue 5' just isn't that funny.

Scores of sports figures have expressed their support for Delonte West following the emergence of disturbing video that shows him getting brutally beaten in the streets. It shows how the conversation on mental health has shifted.

Bill Hemmer moves into Shepard Smith's studio and time slot, and starts with a big win in the ratings.

But after a complicated and tragic history, the last Space Shuttle flew in 2011. And since then, NASA does not have any home-grown options for getting into space.

Chicharito's long-awaited MLS arrival has the soccer world abuzz. The Galaxy's president gives the inside scoop of how the team landed the Mexican megastar.

It’s important to strategize both your assets and taxes for retirement. Here’s how you can start planning for both.

The San Francisco Giants offense isn't going to put much fear in opposing pitchers, but there are hitters that the projection systems see as offensive threats.

Three brands that shined and three that lost some luster in 2019, along with what to look for in 2020.

During the first three weeks of this month, the real estate market has enjoyed inventory absorption more akin to that of three or four years ago than to that of last year.

This article offers 4 ways that organizations can celebrate Black History Month in this new decade.

Move over, prequels.

At a keynote session at the NRF Big Show, John Furner, Walmart U. S.’s new CEO, said the first step he took to drive employee satisfaction when leading Sam’s Club was to invest significantly in retention, particularly team leaders that guide departments.

Dustin Pedroia's long shot comeback has been dealt a setback, leaving the Boston Red Sox to determine if they can get by with what they have at second base.

Here are five modern gins, each with their own distinctive twist, complete with simple cocktails to make at home, courtesy of the industry’s top bartenders.

Congress voted late last year to repeal the Cadillac tax on employer sponsored insurance. That was exactly the wrong choice.

Just about every Medicare beneficiary has heard about the donut hole in a Medicare Part D drug plan. They’ll admit they don’t understand it but they all know it means drugs will cost more. Now, they’ve heard that the donut hole closed on January 1, 2020...

Until the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art opened in an abandoned factory complex 20 years ago, North Adams was, like many rustbelt cities, depressed and full of unemployed residents.

If you happen to be in Boston today, head to these spots to grab a hot bowl of the best New England Clam Chowder you can get your hands on.

Kendrick Lamar is preparing plans to showcase his new rock-influenced album. He is to headline BST Hyde Park, further stoking rumors of a Glastonbury top slot.

Successful music artists know that establishing an authentic brand and connection with fans builds loyalty, as illustrated by the popular Beyoncé Beyhive and Lady Gaga Little Monsters fan communities.

Muhammad Ali and renowned Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis are from Louisville proper, President Zachary Taylor was born in the surrounding county, John James Audubon was a shopkeeper in town as he began to paint wildlife, and, in 1884, local sporting goods entrepeneur Bud Hillerich lathed a...