Please excuse the video quality, as this was recorded simply for the purpose of sharing this with my family. But, since people are watching it, I will leave it posted as public. I love Family Feud, and this is just so heartbreaking to me.

The Norwegian army has announced that they have begun testing the possibility of using the Oculus Rift virtual goggle system in tanks to help expand the field of view for soldiers inside. Such a system would help tank drivers navigate during battlefi ...

Pro-Russian forces in Slovyansk shot down two Ukrainian helicopter gunships after Kiev launched an operation against the separatist stronghold that was condemned by Russia. Ukraine's Defence Ministry said on Friday "unknown groups" had ...

Just before 4 p.m. on Oct. 10, Steven Wise pulled his rental car in front of a multiacre compound on State Highway 30 near the tiny Adirondack hamlet of Gloversville, N.Y., and considered his next move. For the past 15 minutes, Wise had been slowly d ...

Imagine a mountainous kingdom at the edge of a lush, tropical continent, where one house has clung to power for hundreds of years. The aged king passed away after ruling for more than six decades in one of history's longest reigns. He fathered m ...

'Shock Richie' lived up to his name—but did he also point toward a new way of looking at the psychopathic mind?

Following up on the sketch released on Molly Saleen’s Facebook page come more pictures and details about the upcoming Saleen Tesla Model S. This is the first attempt by Saleen add their own flair to an electric vehicle, and these latest pictures fill ...

NBC Nightly News managing editor and anchor Brian Williams raps The Sugar Hill Gang's classic "Rapper's Delight" -- and, yes, he brought two friends along.

The hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, continues. A new linguistics study from students and researchers at Aston University in the U.K. points to Nick Szabo, an American cryptographer who also obtained a law degree from G ...

Uber riders know they can get a free $20 credit toward future rides by signing up their friends for the on-demand limo and taxi service. But Blake Jareds, who works at a New York-based real estate startup, took this to the extreme recently by signing ...

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Why do so many people—particularly women—seem to have so much on their plates?

Evacuating a sample of unknown fluid (to vaporize for mass spectrometry). Pressure drop causes a decrease in temperature. The fluid simultaneously both boils and freezes?

In the sixteen days since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 left Kuala Lumpur and failed to land in Beijing, setting off a search that has involved two dozen nations, more than three million square miles, and at least three hundred relentless hours of cab ...

So the big fun story of last week was this streaming movie app called Popcorn Time. Essentially, it aggregated torrent links and packaged them with artwork and a nice interface that allows one-click streaming of movies.

According to an online community for North Korean dissidents in South Korea, state leader Kim Jong-un’s older brother, Kim Jong-nam, played a critical role in the execution of Jang Song-thaek last December, news reports said Tuesday.

The Goodyear blimp as we know it is being replaced by a newer model the company says is bigger, faster, and more maneuverable than the one retired last month after 14 years of service. The company has been working on the redesign for a year with Germ ...

Radical life extension would give humans the power to create an artificial hell for criminals. Should we?

Washington loves the perennial debate about whether the current administration is any more or less secretive than previous ones. It’s a topic driven by the often warped perceptions of journalists and serves as the spine of a new report from the Commi ...