An FBI special agent shot and killed a man in Orlando, Florida, on Wednesday morning, just hours after he was interrogated about the Boston Marathon bombings.
A massive tornado, perhaps an F5, swept through Moore, Oklahoma this afternoon. The number of injuries and extent of damage are still unknown, though aerial images of the destruction indicate that both could be substantial.
The cicadas haven't even reached their mating season climax and already the visual evidence of their East Coast presence is alarming.
Though he isn't considered a suspect, a former Chechnyan separatist who is now a refugee in the United States has become a key target of information in the Boston Marathon bombing investigation.
J.J. Abrams always says he's never been a Trekkie, but, according to a new report, it was Abrams' inability to fully control the "Star Trek" franchise—and wipe out merchandise connected with the original 1960s series—that may have been an impetus to switch franchises in favor of "Star Wars."
Lars von Trier's latest film, Nymphomaniac, isn't really allowed to be one the many sexy independent films debuting at Cannes this week, but the production company behind the sure-to-be — indeed, already, as of right now — controversial film did release a promotional photo of the cast.
Google Wallet is a nifty idea (buy things in stores using your phone) that hasn't really taken off yet, but that's only because the company's giant tentacles haven't fully unfurled yet.
There are few industries more exposed to financial risk from climate change than insurance. Unsurprisingly, the industry at large is trying to figure out how to limit its losses from extreme weather events. Individual insurers are a little slower to act.
If you're already afraid of humans in the same room as you, here's how to responsibly freak out on the viral news before it goes viral in the wrong way.
For the cord-cutters and cable-company haters out there eagerly awaiting the next era of television, in which you no longer have to pay your provider for a bundled package of junk you never watch, YouTube officially launched 14 of its rumored pay-to-subscribe channels on Friday.
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