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Public outrage has dampened any potential excitement surrounding Facebook’s latest way of mining your household for information.

The “I Love New York” highway signs along the state’s highways have been deemed an unsafe distraction for drivers.

Deadpool, the “merc with a mouth,” fired shots at Marvel in a 15-page script released by Donald Glover after his exit from the ill-fated FX project.

On the March 27 episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Google will sponsor a commercial-free segment entitled “More Show Presented by: Google’s Nest Hello video doorbell.”

A wave of backlash against “sanctuary” immigration laws in California is cresting with the announcement of Orange County’s “Who’s in Jail” online database.

61-year-old Mike Hughes wanted to prove the Earth was “shaped like a Frisbee.” (He didn’t.)

As Tesla faces major delays in shipping its Model 3 design, share values have plummeted into “bear market” territory — and investors are putting money on it.

Starting May 1, Microsoft will begin enforcing a ban on “offensive language.” To do so, they have determined that they have the right to mine private user data to “investigate.”

By freezing the “hunger nerve,” doctors may have discovered the secret to the body’s natural “revenge” on caloric restriction.

Dozens of whales tragically died on the southwestern tip of Australia in the wee hours of Thursday morning.

Measles is a highly contagious virus, inflicting high fevers, cough, runny nose, and eye inflammation. Still, its most characteristic symptom is the rash that spreads from the hairline down across the entirety of the body.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch now consumes a whopping 600,000 square miles of the Pacific Ocean.

16-year-old Zei Uwadia has defied all expectations, rising to her feet and walking while attached to the life support system that keeps her breathing.

An unnamed 55-year-old woman in Spain has died after a fatal apitherapy appointment. This unique form of alternative medicine leverages honeybee products — including venom — to treat all manner of ailments. Unfortunately, the woman may have developed an allergy to bee stings.

IHOP manager Mohammed Al Hourani was allegedly assaulted by a group of unruly female patrons at the International House of Pancakes after one of them was allegedly not provided silverware.

Ekaterina Stetsyuk broke her back in an attempt to escape a U.S. businessman who she claims tried to rape and murder her at knifepoint.

24,000 e-mail threats sent to 400 schools in the U.K. seem to have been the result of friction between players on a Minecraft multiplayer game server.

Shipwreck hunters have discovered the remains of a barge that sunk beneath the waters of Lake Erie in 1899.

In news that will surprise no mom anywhere, a study by Welch’s has shown that motherhood is the equivalent of not one, not two, but two and a half full-time jobs.

Our military may very well receive an augmentation straight out of science fiction with a third bionic arm for soldiers.

The United States Army is developing compact weapons platforms “optimized for fighting in dense urban terrain.”

In a Time magazine interview published Thursday, Fox News anchor Shepard Smith said Fox News pundits are there “strictly to be entertaining” but don’t “really have rules.”

In advance of his book release, former FBI director James Comey is promoting a coast-to-coast speaking tour about “good, ethical leadership.”

Research published in Science Translational Medicine could help mend the disconnect between patients and their prosthetic limbs.

According to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russia will beat NASA to Mars with a mission launching in 2019.

President Donald Trump says his administration will be rolling out a “very, very strong” policy on illegal drugs, including harsh penalties for drug distributors.

Astronaut Scott Kelly’s DNA was irrevocably altered by his time in space, according to NASA.

Retailers are quietly keeping score of the refund history of customers in a trend toward suspending return policies for unsatisfied customers.

The remarkable cause of an 84-year-old man’s numerous minor symptoms when he came to the emergency room shocked his doctors.

Despite increased awareness and medical advancement, young people in Pennsylvania and the United States at large are facing a massive resurgence of sexually-transmitted diseases.

In the 130-year-old magazine’s April issue, National Geographic takes a look at race — and in the mirror.

Despite positive affirmations about progress toward sending humans further into space than ever before, SpaceX founder Elon Musk says that there is a “good chance you will die” if you participate in the early voyages to Mars.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have responded to the growing tensions between the U.S. and North Korea by scheduling a nuclear war preparation briefing.

The Matawan Police Department has removed a light-hearted post from their Facebook feed, featuring the “OK” hand sign.

U.S. Army Combat Engineer Francois Clerfe made it to the hospital on the day his daughter was born.

Mammoth tobacco-fueled corporation Philip Morris announced that they are “trying to give up cigarettes.”