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Earliest Known Dinosaur — Or Closest Evolutionary Relative — Discovered

By Ian Chant Dec 4th
Pope’s Tweets Will Be Church Doctrine, #YOLO Could Be 11th Commandment [UPDATED]

By Glen Tickle Dec 4th
One in Three Young People Are Updating Their Facebook Status While On The Toilet

By Ian Chant Dec 4th
Worst. Christmas Sweater. Ever. Researchers Take Steps Towards Making Clothes Out Of Hagfish Slime

By Ian Chant Dec 4th
Squirrels Teach Robots To Lie, Nobody Questions Whether That’s A Good Idea

By Ian Chant Dec 4th
Studios Demand Google Take Down Their Own Sites Because DMCA Really Works For Real

By Glen Tickle Dec 3rd
$100 Linux Tablet Coming, Sadly Arrives After the Holidays

By Glen Tickle Dec 3rd
Navy Dolphins to Be Replaced by Robots in 5 Years, Human Jobs Probably Safe A Little Longer

By Steven Romano Dec 3rd
Called It: Too Much Running Is Bad For Your Health

By Ian Chant Dec 3rd
Is The Venus Express Probe Watching Volcanoes Erupt On The Planet As We Speak?

By Ian Chant Dec 3rd
Asperger’s Gets Cut From List of Mental Disorders to Make Room for Hoarders

By Glen Tickle Dec 2nd
Scientists Measure Force of Cell Division, Prove We Could Totally Take Cells in a Fight

By Glen Tickle Dec 2nd
Judge Slaps Pirate With $1.5 Million in Damages for Sharing Seven Porn Clips

By Rollin Bishop Dec 1st
Study Shows Arizona Desert is Literally Trashy, Verdict Still Out on Rest of Arizona

By Steven Romano Dec 1st
Microsoft Disappointed by Windows 8 Sales, Public Disappointed by Windows 8

By Glen Tickle Nov 30th
Speak2Tweet Relaunched in Light of Syrian Internet Blackout

By Steven Romano Nov 30th
Doing It Wrong: Guineafowl Imported To Kill Ticks In Turkey May Spread Them Instead

By Ian Chant Nov 30th
In-Store 3D Printing Coming to a Staples Near You

By Glen Tickle Nov 30th
Nowhere Left To Run: HyTAQ Robot Is At Home In The Air And On The Ground

By Ian Chant Nov 30th
Father Builds Child-Tracking Quadcopter To Accompany His Kid To The Bus Stop

By Ian Chant Nov 29th