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Google Makes You Think You're Smarter Than You Actually Are
Google puts a nearly infinite amount of knowledge at our fingertips, but a new study says that the search engine isn't making us any smarter.
Internet searches give people the illusion of personal knowledge even when they haven't actually gained a...
Social media users lampoon ISIS
Footage posted on social media includes one fighter who blows himself up when his rocket launcher backfires and another who accidentally shoots a comrade with a machine gun in Iraq and Syria.
Giant Canadian hero Kevin Vickers heads to Ireland
Canadian diplomats in Ireland tweeted a few photos of Kevin Vickers meeting with senior Irish officials as he began his posting as ambassador to the Emerald Isle. Vickers is quite tall - about six-foot-five. Ireland's president is... less so. Laura Payton

A stealthy selfie has turned Stacey Wallace into an instant Internet sensation.
'You are steely-eyed, snow-balled, John Woo-diving ass-kickers who not only take out the trash, but also the recycling'

In a cheeky new video game called Aura of Power, a red-headed character named Alison tries to get to the Skypalace while collecting diamonds, burning taxpayer dollars and leaping over journalists. On her way through the city, she passes signs that point h
45 ridiculous things global warming will supposedly cause
Whether you believe global warming is caused primarily by humans and will bring about Gaia’s destruction or not, you can’t help but laugh at some of the more absurd things alarmists have claimed the phenomenon will cause.
There have been some doozies lat
Taxpayers put out $17.5Gs for one-night stand study
Taxpayers spent $17,500 so a University of Alberta student could bar-hop in Jasper to research how to score a one-night stand. The University of Ottawa received the same amount to study tattooed teachers. The University of British Columbia is spending $20
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