The weather is crisp this time of year in Big Bear Lake, Southern California’s vibrant lakeside mountain town. The snow usually piles up later on, barring some early-season storm, but in mid-December, ...

Former Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernández was released from prison Monday after President Trump pardoned him of charges related to assisting drug traffickers. “After nearly four years of pain, ...

Takara Tomy has released the Poke-Nade Monster Ball, a new Pokeball-shaped virtual pet device The device features physical touch sensors, allowing users to genuinely pet and care for the Pokémon ...

Welcome to Bloxburg is a roleplay simulation title developed by Bloxburg Development, which has received two quests as part of Roblox's Halloween Spotlight event. Upon completing them, players will ...

Western United Fish Company has recalled over 3,000 pounds of poke sold at Costco over potential listeria contamination. The recall includes 3,314.7 pounds of Kirkland Signature brand Ahi Tuna Wasabi ...

The affected product is sold in the deli section of Costco locations in 33 different states Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023 and interned with ...

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Facebook said it was "time to start poking again" (Representational Image) Meta is bringing back one of its classic and most nostalgic features, the Poke, on Facebook. Originally launched in 2004, the ...

Facebook is planning a major update to one of its oldest features in an effort to attract more young people to the platform. More than two decades after it was first introduced, the world’s biggest ...

Technically, the poke never really left Facebook. The classic feature from Facebook’s early days lets users get a friend’s attention with a virtual nudge of sorts. While the poke fell out of use ages ...

Kevin Castillo is a longtime poke lover—so much so that while growing up in Hawaii, he developed an allergic reaction to something he ate and cried because he thought he might be allergic to poke.