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Heavily rooted in nostalgia, the generation-later sitcom “Girl Meets World” banks on the young audience the show seeks having been weaned on reruns of the original “Boy Meets World,” while sounding a simultaneous...

Everyone learns the number one rule about triangles in high school: the angles of a triangle add up to 180 degrees.But did you know that sometimes they don't? Triangles are much more interesting than you ever imagined. W...

How do 13-year-olds, Snapchat's core demographic, use the photo app? Ruby Karp, a teenager in New Yorker, documented on Mashable how she and her friends use Snapchat. "Snapchat is used in multiple ways, but this is how I...

Consumer prices in Japan rose 3.4% in May, from a year earlier, as the effect of the sales tax hike started to be felt.

The FAA this week issued a report that would affect Amazon's proposed drone delivery service, called Amazon Prime Air. The report clarified between recreational drone use and commercial use masquerading as hobbying.  "C...

The Google Cardboard project uses a cardboard unit to transform Android phones into virtual reality headsets. Move aside, Oculus.

Summer is the time for relaxing, taking a vacation, and traveling with friends and family.  But "vacation" means something a little different when you're a tech millionaire or billionaire.  From massive island retreats...

“We are going to patent it all,” Apple co-founder Steve Jobs reportedly told his team in 2006, according to Fred Vogelstein’s book “Dogfight.” Since then, Apple’s policy on intellectual property has been exac...

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New Jersey lawmakers are sending Gov. Chris Christie a bill that would legalize sports gambling at casinos and race tracks.

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This is the year we stop shaming Millennials at the office or, uh, wherever it is they work.

There was a scary moment during the third round at Wimbledon when top-seeded Novak Djokovic slipped and jammed his arm on the ground. The incident came against Gilles Simon with Djokovic cruising with a 2-0 lead in sets....

Three-member teams on which at least 1 person was in a good mood were more than twice as likely to collectively solve a murder-mystery puzzle as teams on which all members were in neutral moods, according to an experimen...

First and seventh pings from plane indicate power interruptions Australia's Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has published a detailed analysis of efforts to find Malaysian Airways Flight 370....

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Authorities throughout Southern California Thursday announced the arrests of more than 275 child predators that included a teaching assistant for special needs kids, a retired sheriff’s deputy, a U....

Richard Branson opened a small record shop called Virgin Records in 1970. He had dropped out of high school a few years prior, and his only other business experience was running his own magazine. Today, Branson is worth ...

The largest gathering of the Iranian resistance starts Friday with the annual convention of the Council of Resistance of Iran. The sponsors expect 100,000 people to assemble in a massive hall outside of Paris for hours o...

Up to 16 people reported killed in gas explosion and fire in Andhra Pradesh, government office says.

In his first interview, Elliot Rodger's father says he wakes each day to face the "nightmare" that his son "is a mass murderer".

After leaning over and biting an opponent on the shoulder during a World Cup game this week, Uruguayan soccer star Luis Suarez offered a simple explanation.