Jonathan Papelbon is getting the book thrown at him for choking and attacking teammate Bryce Harper, he's getting suspended for half of the rest of the season, or four whole games.
NASA's announcement of evidence of flowing liquid water on Mars has caused quite a stir, but many are focused on the prospect of possible life on Mars.
Donald Trump just came out with his most detailed planned to date for when he becomes president. He will round up all the illegal immigrants and take them across the border.
In NYC, you can now buy your lottery tickets with an app called "JackPocket". You put your order in with Jackpocket and they send people out to buy the tickets, scan them, and send them to you.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Kanye West emphasized that he was definitely serious about running for President in 2020 and that “sweatshirts are the way […]
Singer Chris Brown wanted to tour in Australia, so he applied for a visa -- except the immigration minister denied his application on character grounds.
A drug smuggler with bad aim mistakenly dropped a 26 pound package of marijuana through the roof of an Arizona family's home. The real question here is why the hell did they report this in the first place.
Bill O'Brien, head coach of the Houston Texans, spoke about his experience on HBO's Hard Knocks. Let's just say he didn't enjoy it and wouldn't recommend it to any other coaching staff or team. Though it didn't seem to effect them beating the Bucs this weekend.
Softbank, a Japanese company who released Pepper, the humanoid robot, has a user agreement that states “The policy owner must not perform any sexual act or other indecent behaviour," with the robot.
Netflix announced they will have an app available for when virtual reality headsets become commercially available in early 2016. The app will create a virtual environment for you to watch 3D programming in.
Jonathan Papelbon attacked Bryce Harper in the dugout of the circus sideshow called Washington Nationals. They embarrass the game on and off the field. People in DC are not bothered because they only care about the Redskins anyway.
Why are corporations still using hashtags? They're just opening themselves up to shenanigans. Which is why it's no surprise Hyundai's #BecauseFootball has been infiltrated with facts about the dangers of the sport, examples of its criminality, and even the odd joke or two.