This wily stray cat sitting outside a grocery store in Mexico got a compassionate animal lover to buy her treats.
Tania Lizbeth Santos Coy Tovar was so endeared by the homeless cat's craftiness, she brought her home and named her "Rabbit."
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Rubber bullets fired on protesters can kill. So why are we using them?
To fill the void of conventional sports, Jelle's Marble Runs' Marbula E series is a thrilling wonder to behold, replete with commentary from professional announcers Greg Woods and Jack Nicholls.
Puritan Medical Products said it will have to discard the swabs, a company spokeswoman told USA TODAY in response to questions about the visit.
With Adobe Sign you can stop chasing down signatures and get documents signed in minutes — not days.
Citizens of the world share some of the most forbidden customs in their culture.
On Friday morning, five GOP county chairs were facing backlash for sharing racist social media posts. The Texas Tribune identified seven other GOP county chairs across the state who shared similar posts.
Get a better picture of the geographical realities of the second World War with this collection of over 100 intricate maps.
The outtakes from "Between Two Ferns: The Movie" are a pure delight.
During the coronavirus pandemic, Skype could've been the top app for video conferencing. But instead, we're all on Zoom. What went wrong?
The NFL's public shift on the Black Lives Matter movement, which led to a Friday video from commissioner Roger Goodell condemning racism and admitting wrongdoing, started with an Instagram DM.
A look at one of the highest-mileage electric vehicles in the world, a case study in the longevity of electric cars.
For centuries, Catholic priests have anointed the dying with oil. The ritual has become extraordinarily difficult during the coronavirus pandemic. But in rare instances priests have still been able to offer last rites.
Police unions have become increasingly rightwing as a backlash to the Obama administration and Black Lives Matter — and that's bad news for the cities they police.
Your hands can be hotbeds for germs, which is why it's a good idea to keep them covered during this pandemic. These disposable gloves fit on easily so you can stay safe throughout your day.
The King Of Random hosts live out every kids dream and see what happens when you dump the entire bottle of detergent into the wash.
Cinestate producer Adam Donaghey ("A Ghost Story") was arrested for raping a minor. But audio of him sexually harassing a crewmember has been making the rounds for years.
Angus Deveson of Maker's Muse tests whether this older cockatoo named Popeye can figure out this puzzle.
Duisburg Public Services brought their tap water to Evian-les-Bains to prove a point.
When the U.S. government's official jobs report for May came out on Friday, it included a note at the bottom saying there had been a major "error" indicating that the unemployment rate likely should be higher than the widely reported 13.3 percent rate.
San Franciscans are hearing ethereal sounds emanating from the Golden Gate Bridge caused by "wind hitting new sidewalk railing slats."
The decision will trigger another court battle over whether he has the power as president to essentially erase a national monument.
Don't try this in your local sewer.
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Late in the evening on June 5, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette removed two stories from its website that were shared earlier in the day on the paper's social media platform.
Facebook and Twitter might have the bells and whistles, but the word processing doc's simplicity and accessibility have made it a winning tool.
A YouTuber found a large rusty nail in his back yard and went to town on it.
The economic downturn sparked by the coronavirus pandemic has hit the startup tech sector in the United States particularly hard. Here's an infographic that demonstrates the scale of jobs lost.
Privacy fears may keep people from downloading proximity apps.
Really, if "Saturday Night Live" was trying to put together a sketch about inept bike cops, they couldn't have scripted it better than this.
This CyberPower tower-style UPS has 12 outlets, a hefty battery and PFC sine wave output to keep your gear operating normally.
An engineer made a high-tech golf club that automatically corrects your swing and customizes itself to become any iron.
With National Guard troops being housed in Washington DC hotels to assuage protests, and Mayor Muriel Bowser saying she wants out-of-state troops to leave the city, perhaps the Third Amendment isn't quite as quaint as we all once thought.
The film was criticized by star Viola Davis in 2018, and its renewed popularity in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests has drawn criticism from black activists on social media.
How does a photocopier see a lenticular lensed photo with animation effects?
These crowd-control weapons are rarely lethal, but in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, there are growing calls for police to stop using these chemical irritants because they can damage the body in ways that can spread the coronavirus and increase the severity of COVID-19.
Often ranked as one of the deadliest cities in America, Camden, New Jersey, ended 2017 with its lowest homicide rate since the 1980s.
Leo Rodgers is the irrepressible gravel-racing hero we all need right now.
This wily stray cat sitting outside a grocery store in Mexico got a compassionate animal lover to buy her treats.
Two dozen experts explain why.
Members of the White House press corps became the latest political prop in President Trump's quest to reopen the country on Friday.
A grandma had a hilarious reaction after nailing this water bottle flip.
That a budget hotel has become a makeshift medical facility offering unproven antibody tests highlights the gaps in regulatory oversight at the local, state and federal levels during this pandemic.
Amazon, which provides the technical backbone of ICE and plotted to smear a fired Black organizer, says it "stands in solidarity with the Black community" in the "fight against racism and injustice." And that's just the beginning.
Enjoy this Lego hobbyist's model train's journey through a forest, with the soothing sounds of birds singing.
Police brutality and the coronavirus pandemic are two health crises that disproportionately impact black Americans. Architects, who take an oath to protect the "health, safety, and welfare" of the public, must be part of the solution.
The image of the elderly man bleeding on the pavement is disturbing, but what's even more troubling is that none of the police officers appear to be helping him. One officer makes a move to apparently assist the man, but another cop pulls him away in one of the most callous things ever captured on video.
A breakdown of the interesting musical themes explored "The Matrix."
As protesters fight on the ground, K-pop fans around the world have shown support by overwhelming police apps and flooding dangerous hashtags—including, most recently, #QAnon.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has earned enough delegates to officially secure the Democratic nomination for president, CNN projected on Saturday.
"Good Morning Britain" host Piers Morgan clashed with Rudy Giuliani in a fiery dispute over Donald Trump's handling of the George Floyd protests.