Whether it's an out-of-sync video meeting or a laggy video game, it's always frustrating when your internet can't keep up. While you can ... get there is to run some speed tests to get a good ...

Don't get bogged down by your browser; here are a few ways to speed it up. Before pointing the finger at Chrome, make sure your internet connection is up to snuff. Start by running a speed test ...

1. Do Your Due Diligence Before pointing the finger at Chrome, make sure your internet connection is up to snuff. Start by running a speed test via Speedtest or PCMag's own platform.Then compare ...

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FOX59's Russ McQuaid took a closer look at an Indianapolis homicide victim's criminal history on Sunday. During his search, McQuaid learned the victim had been involved in at least one shooting ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Community leaders in Haughville met Monday with residents and business owners who say they are fed up with a dramatic increase in graffiti and property damage in the near west ...

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INDIANAPOLIS — Residents in a west side neighborhood say they are fed up with vandalism and are fighting back. “It’s just defacing the neighborhood,” Torri Abrams told WRTV. Haughville neighbors say ...

President Trump posted a “SpongeBob SquarePants” meme mocking federal employees in the wake of an email sent to the workforce asking them to document their achievements from the past week.

The meme included an image of SpongeBob holding a notebook and a pencil. The cartoon character appeared to be creating a list of what he "Got Done Last Week." There's also a close-up of the list ...

Trump posted the meme a day after his lieutenant Elon Musk threatened to fire federal employees who fail to respond to a demand to list their recent accomplishments. sean.craig@thedailybeast.com ...