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In 1990, the late American photographer Mary Ellen Mark captured a photo titled “Amanda and her Cousin Amy,” which showed a 9-year-old girl named Amanda smoking a cigarette while standing in a swimming pool with her ...

When Windows 10 launches on July 29, pay special attention to the default desktop background. Microsoft partnered with San Francisco designer Bradley G. Munkowitz, whose worked on films such as Tron, to create a spectacl...

We all eat the wrong thing sometimes, but this 12-foot-long South African python made a major error. It swallowed a porcupine whole. Spoilers: No, it did not survive.

Need to transport your work suit or wedding attire? The Charcoal Black Leather MS Suit Carrier by Mismo will come super handy in that case. It's a full sized garment bag which can carry up to three suits at one time with...

Leaders of companies exult online and plaster rainbows over corporate logos in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling striking down bans on same sex marriage.

Vertu and Bentley have announced a new Signature for Bentley phone 'meticulously handcrafted from the finest materials.' The device is a feature phone, but it will likely cost a fortune nonetheless.

Here are the security vulnerabilities and privacy updates that we didn't cover in-depth this week, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: Google Says Goodbye to Revenge Porn, Hell...

Title: New Rapid Ebola Test Shows Promise in African ClinicsCategory: Health NewsCreated: 6/26/2015 12:00:00 AMLast Editorial Review: 6/26/2015 12:00:00 AM

A rumor earlier this week suggested that Apple was looking to do away with the home button in future iPhones. This led to the question of where would Touch ID go? While it's just a rumor for now, a report from CNN (via M...

Many know the phrase "the big bang theory." There's even a top television comedy series with that as its title. According to scientists, the universe began with the "big bang" and expanded to the size it is today. Yet, t...

Earlier this week, a Reddit user named Ramiro Gomez put together the following chart detailing the top 30 most edited English Wikipedia articles of all time. In putting the chart together, Gomez, a software developer who...

Leave the wallet at home with this stylish Galaxy S6 case. The puregear Folio Wallet Case provides protection, style, and function to your Samsung Galaxy S6. Three slots on the front flip cover allow you to stash enough ...

A woman scaled the 30-foot flagpole outside South Carolina's Statehouse on Saturday morning and pulled down the controversial Confederate flag just hours before a planned rally for the flag's supporters. Bree Newsome, 30...

Facebook is celebrating with the LGBT community over the Supreme Court's decision to legalize gay marriage across 50 states.

The 1.4 billion people of India and Pakistan are no strangers to long periods of sizzlingly hot and humid weather at this time of year. The average daily high temperature in Delhi in the month of May is 105 degrees Fahre...

Brick-laying robots are not news but this month's spotlight is on a fully automated brick-laying robot, which is quite impressive in what it can do on its own. Mara Fox in PerthNow reported on an engineer in Australia wh...

For five hours, the sun's radiation created a stunning display over the dark skies of Maine.

Title: Sequence of Shots May Lead to Effective HIV Vaccine, Mouse Study FindsCategory: Health NewsCreated: 6/25/2015 12:00:00 AMLast Editorial Review: 6/26/2015 12:00:00 AM

A research team from the University of Houston and Boston Children's Hospital debuted a novel new approach to internal medicine: using a swarm of tiny, noninvasive robots as a gauss gun to shoot medicine or clot-busting ...

According to a Reuters report, a Delphi Automotive car and a Google self-driving car successfully managed to avoid one another when they came into close quarters with one another in Palo Alto, California. The post What h...

While same-sex marriage has been legalized over the years in different states across the country, not all states are on board. However it seems that it will no longer matter as the US Supreme Court has handed down a hist...

The head of the Federal Communications Commission said the agency is doing all it can to promote broadband competition, but smaller wireless providers say it's not enough.