Steve Tuttle

What's hot on the Web today will be quaint by tomorrow.

Advice for Barack Obama from a self-proclaimed cracker.

In which our correspondent puts his thumb on the scales in the eternal contest of predator vs. prey.

Tis the season ... for the media to go overboard with listicles.

Surviving the holidays without gaining 10 pounds just got tougher.

One man's mission to fix the world—one piece of litter at a time.

At first I was thrilled when the government gave me cash to buy a new car. Then I realized I got suckered.

It's time to stand with Ronald McDonald and his compatriots against the anti-fast-food assault.

Can dyed-in-the-wool southern Democrat Creigh Deeds beat out his slick Republican rival for the Virginia governor's office? Welcome to the first big electoral test of Barack Obama's presidency.

Nearly seven decades after my grandfather stormed Omaha Beach, I visited Normandy for the first time.

Do we really need Wells Fargo to be our mommy?

I was a death-defying teen dater. Now I'm the death-threatening father of a teen daughter.

What else are we to conclude? His election has been a boon for the hunting industry. Gun and ammo sales have gone through the roof, thanks to the fears of many U.S. gun fanciers that the government will soon be going after their Second Amendment right to bear arms.

How one family survived the sudden economic collapse of their hometown.

Taylor Swift? Songs about cute little kids? What has happened to country?!

Be like my mom and dad: buy stuff you can afford.

On Facebook's fifth anniversary, a not-so-fond farewell.

Hunting goes high-tech.

Sometimes—if you listen to your mother and the people you grew up with—you can go home again.

The vast majority of Americans are dissatisfied with the direction of the country. So who are the 10 percent who think everything is A-OK?

Readers lash a rant against the popular rubber clog

The case for ending our long national nightmare.

A - Are Hicks, B - Are Hillbillies, C - Are Rednecks, D - Don't appreciate where you're going with this

The accessory truckers are going nuts for.

Remembering the man who brought us the Hula Hoop, the Frisbee and the SuperBall.

He was a hero to many, but Knievel didn't like that word at all: "It's the most overused, undeserving word. Too many people think the wrong people are heroes. A soldier ... a scientist ... an astronaut ... those are heroes .... I was good at riding a motorcycle and a pretty good businessman. Not a hero."We're going to have to respectfully disagree on that one, EK. And I've got the scar on my wrist to prove it.

Imagine you're sitting around one night watching TV and a pollster calls. The nice man wants you to participate in a "blind bio" poll, which means he will describe several potential presidential candidates to you and then ask you which person you'd hypothetically support.

From pacifiers to caskets and nearly everything in between, America's racing fans can show where their true loyalties lie.

The man known as "Fat Dog" can't quite understand why people make a fuss about it. A pit-bull breeder from outside Savannah, Ga., Fat Dog says dogfighting is no bloodier than some of the human combat people watch on cable television every day, on shows like the Ultimate Fighting Championship's "Fight Night." And the matches, though staged in secret, can have the trappings of a conventional sporting event.

Michael Vick's indictment on dogfighting charges has brought the cruel activity into the headlines this week. But animal-rights activists say the practice is nothing new, and is, in fact, growing in popularity.