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The warming of our planet will trigger odd weather patterns, cause glaciers to shrink

Joe promotes new movie by showing off his impressive physique

Apryl Michelle Brown is now urging women not to put vanity before health

The animals were simply crossing the railroad tracks when they got hit by the train

47-year-old man uses nothing but his fists to kill 4-year-old Rottweiler

Plenty of working out, no diet in particular, reality star says in new MTV interview

Two girls go missing one night: what will their parents do to get them back?

Study shows that it makes more sense to protect sharks rather than eat them

The NHTSA believes these cars will lead to a reduction in accidents

Google is trying to keep its users safe with several tips on keeping accounts protected

Many different challenges and a few spoilers are included

They are used in various SoCs and other integrated circuits

Google is slowly rolling out the new inbox with automatic sorting

Parody video highlights some flaws with blockbuster film, proposes new ending

He faces up to 20 years in prison for trying to export a controlled commodity

The amount of energy needed for them to run is a tenth of the standard

Patients are asked to create avatars for the voices in their heads, chase them away

Series rebooting the legend of Hannibal Lecter gets extended lifetime

It sounds like a chamber string orchestra and has a circular keyboard

Specialists agree the “anomaly” in this picture is like nothing they've seen before

5,682 patients and parents of patients are being alerted

Current fiancé “warns” ex-husband to stop dissing Aniston to promote his film

It uses 1 GB of RAM cache to quickly transfer common files

Veracode explains the risks behind letting kids use smart devices unsupervised

Can this new racing game reach the finish line or should it retire?

Kaitlyn Booth modified a student's name in the yearbook

Matt Patches of Hollwood.com finds connections too strange to be coincidences

Untrustworthy: New Yorker, Washington Post, Politico, NY Daily News and WSJ

The company also launched the ACX cooler, specially made

This exercise routine lowers blood pressure and glucose levels, researchers say

ThreatTrack Security’s Jovi Umawing provides some important tips

Brain waves were captured and interpreted in order to produce a shape

The ultra high-definition television sets will ship for below $8K / €8K

5-year-old Sophia Moss reads up to six books every night

Not as fast as some might expect, but still factory overclocked

The official believes private consultation might be more effective

Shooting pigeons just for the fun of it is a “barbaric act,” Bob Barker says

More details on the sudden disappearance of one of the world's most popular video sites

The second half of the year will exhibit a risen propensity for special screens

Air Canada Rouge wants to attract a younger group of customers

The study focuses on security, but it also analyzes functionality and hardware issues

Actor talks family life, baby on the way, new film, and being People’s hottest man alive

New single is about loss of loved ones, getting up to start over again

The pop stars hold the panda bears in their arms, feed them through bottles

The list of individuals speaking at the event is impressive

Radar imagery shows the space rock won't be visiting us alone

Government websites DDOSed, commercial sites defaced

Divas break news on Twitter, surprise practically no one with their announcement

They are called the XTM series and come in 2.5-inch / 7mm ultra-thin form factor

With improved podcast support, flexible library selection, and more

The shake is happening at 40 km (24.85 mi) below ground, nothing is felt at the surface

The boy's mother will not be charged for attempted murder

The Rustle League appears to be behind the hijacking

It's a bit early, but not really surprising given IT history

The university has agreed to pay a $400,000 (€306,000) fine to the HHS

One of the bullets pierced the back of his head, the autopsy reveals

Reality star steps out in billowing dress, nearly has huge faux pas on windy day

The Atom Z2580 might be used instead of an ARM processor

The court also granted Dotcom full access to all the evidence used against him

Tsarnaev adds that his brother has been executed by FBI agents

Thousands fall for it, wait in line to catch a glimpse of the creature

Apple co-founder rallies on American tax policies, says the system is flawed

War Thunder has better graphics and more features on PS4 than on PC

Burger King celebrates 50 years on the Puerto Rican market

This photo fad only requires a camera, a baby and a cup

Study shows that the free tool has been highly effective for many organizations

The health groups ask state attorneys to investigate the issue

Sharp may have invented the IGZO technology, but others are using it too

Get the chance to test out a new identity theft detection solution for free

20-year-old sets up fake Facebook profile to lure teenager to his home

1,400 customers are impacted by the security breach

Patients can hold out hope that they might regain some of what they have lost

Steven Sinofsky has talked about the latest OS in an interview

It will pack a Snapdragon 800 CPU, UltraPixel camera, Key Lime Pie

“I’m totally ready if it happens,” singer says in new promo interview

The stream that created it was about hip-deep and flowed at pace speed

The hackers uploaded several Islamic videos to the site

Double Fine currently has two projects funded by the community

The mobile personal computer is surprisingly thin and sleek

The sink is located next to a urinal, the bathroom does not look very clean

The high-end central processor is in full view thanks to a cutout

He first made a donation when he found out about his wife's cancer diagnosis

Authorities cite a link to organized crime in Mexico City

The company uses Bing to power the search option in the next Windows OS

The new Google Maps has some pretty interesting features, like real-time eclipses