Google's New Travel Portal Will Improve The Way You Plan Your Trips Online
Slowly but surely, Google has become a one-stop shop for everything travel related. Few sites (if any) offer a cleaner and easier approach to booking…
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We May Never Sleep Again After Watching This Spider Shoot Itself At Prey Like A Slingshot
Spiders might not be the most pleasant creatures to see lurking around your home, but they serve an important purpose in dispatching flies and other…
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Disappointed Fans Google-Bombed 'Game Of Thrones' Showrunners - And It's Hilarious
Game of Thrones season 8 turned out to be so much worse than we any of us have anticipated, and the thing that ruins it…
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Navy Pilots Who Drew A Huge Dong In The Sky Faced Stiff Reprimand
Navy pilots receive intense training and are held to an incredibly high performance standard. They're also human, and as such, they find things like giant…
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Roundup Cancer Trial Ends With $2 Billion Verdict Against Monsanto
It hasn't been a good year for the makers of Roundup weed killer. Back in March, a man was awarded an $80 million verdict after…
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You're About To Start Seeing Ads For The First Time On Google's Mobile Homepage
During Google's Marketing Live conference for advertisers on Tuesday, the search giant announced a first for the company: Ads are coming soon to Google's iconic…
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Sorry, 'Friends' Fans: WarnerMedia Has Decided To Pull Its Shows From Netflix
At a conference in Boston on Tuesday, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson just confirmed what many Netflix fans have long feared -- that the streaming giant…
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Igloo Is Recalling Over 50,000 Of Its Coolers Because A Kid Trapped Himself Inside One
Kids do the darndest things, and that's seriously bad news if you're a large company that makes airtight boxes that a kid might want to…
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3 Plot Choices That Almost Ruined 'Avengers: Endgame'
Avengers: Endgame needed less than three weeks in theaters to make $2.5 billion in ticket sales, and with each day that goes by, Marvel's newest…
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AI Is Now Better At Predicting Mortality Than Human Doctors
As scientists continue to toil away at creating machine learning algorithms that will one day enslave humanity save us all, artificial intelligence researchers have discovered…
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New Study Suggests The Moon May Be Shrinking
Earth isn't the only place that "quakes." Rocky planets and moons regularly experience similar movements, and faults can form between massive chunks of crust on…
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The Next 'Gold Rush' Will Happen In Space, But Should We Try To Prevent It?
Earth is a pretty big place, but it has a finite amount of resources. Mining companies that seek to exploit untouched parts of our planet…
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US Supreme Court Decides To Let Consumers Sue Apple Over App Store Rules
The US Supreme Court on Monday ruled against Apple in a case that could have broad implications for the e-commerce industry and which also means…
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Atmospheric CO2 Levels Just Hit The Highest Point In The History Of Our Species
The Earth is dealing with something that it hasn't faced in at least the last 800,000 years. It's a dramatic shift in the levels of…
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Switching To A Pixel 3a From Any iPhone Newer Than The iPhone 6 Is Just Silly
Google last week unveiled the Pixel 3a series and launched a trade-in promo that would allow you to swap an older smartphone for either the…
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Researcher Claims Life May Still Exist On Mars, But It's Probably Hiding
As far as we know, there's no life that currently exists on Mars. Missions to the Red Planet have yielded tantalizing clues that life may…
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NYC Tenants Sue Landlord For A Physical Key After He Gives Them A Fancy Smart Lock
After a New York City apartment landlord installed a smart lock on the building's lobby door, a group of tenants filed a lawsuit arguing they…
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India Is Going Forward With An Antitrust Case Against Google's Android
Google has lost a number of antitrust cases in recent years, which netted the tech company three record-setting fines in Europe. The European Commission looked…
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SpaceX's Recent Parachute Tests Came Up Short Of Expectations
NASA is desperate for its own transportation solution to send astronauts to and from the International Space Station. It's paid both SpaceX and Boeing huge…
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Netflix Just Released Its First Ever Top 10 List Of Most-Watched Content
As part of a gradual shift toward more transparency, Netflix made good today on a pledge to investors that it would start being less stingy…
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Scientists Found A Tree In North Carolina That's A Jaw-Dropping 2,624 Years Old
Humans have a habit of shortening the lifespan of trees. We just love to cut them down, and we do so with startling efficiency, damaging…
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Elon Musk Mocks Blue Origin's Lunar Lander Announcement, Embarrasses Himself In The Process
SpaceX is the current leader in commercial spaceflight worldwide, but it's far from the only game in town. Blue Origin, founded by billionaire Amazon boss…
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Michigan Man Busted For Selling Over $1 Million Worth Of Illegal Kratom Across The U.S.
Who says crime doesn't pay? For 36-year-old Matthew Dailey of Royal Oak, Michigan, crime most certainly did pay, and for quite a while. That ended…
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The Obesity Crisis Is Growing Faster In Rural Areas Than In Major Cities
You don't need to look far to find some seriously troubling data regarding obesity in the United States and abroad. Waistlines are growing, and with…
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Radioactive Remnants Of Decades-Old Nuclear Bomb Tests Have Settled On The Ocean Floor
Nuclear weapons testing dates back to the mid 1940s and ramped up significantly starting in the early 1950s. Several countries, including the U.S., Soviet Union,…
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Even A Facebook Co-Founder Thinks Mark Zuckerberg Has Way Too Much Power
Chris Hughes hasn't seen Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in-person since the summer of 2017, when Hughes, a fellow Facebook co-founder, hung out with Zuck at…
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Space Station Experiment Could Hint At A Cure To Aging
Like every other living creature on the planet, our bodies are slaves to the endless march of time. There's nothing we can to do stop…
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