This is madness. In northern China, multiple bulldozers apparently got so mad at each other, they started one of the craziest demolition derbies I’ve ever seen on a public road. Reports suggest the 'dozers were from two competing companies. See more >>
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At Home With the Ceausescus: We have a nosey around the palace of one of Europe's most notorious dictators, to see how the tyrant lived.
It looks sort of ugly though.
Kanye West's latest album, The Life of Pablo, was meant to be a Tidal-only exclusive, but the recent switch to other streaming platforms has one fan lawyering up.
Time to scrub up on your paw hygiene, with help from science.
Bloke who did 'The Orphanage' trusted with megabucks family franchise?!
Welcome to the world of tomorrow.
What's 55 million minus 36 million?
Apple worldwide developer conference kicks off on June 13th.
Besides a bit of YouTube fame, it’s hard to say why British stuntman Damien Walters challenged himself to perform a daring backflip over a speeding Formula E race car, a speeding vehicle which he couldn’t actually see coming. It’s a stunt more impressive than anything you’ll see in a Hollywood movie because there are no wires, and no computer graphics. See more >>
BlackBerry CEO John Chen defended his company’s approach to authorities in the wake of police breaching its messaging encryption.
Essentially, it'll allow developers to create more advanced versions of the games they are working on, without spoiling the fun of existing PS4 owners.
Impact by asteroid and volcanic activity are no longer the full story when it comes to explaining the dinosaurs' demise.
Cancer cells have a terrifying-yet-ingenious way of passing through even the smallest blood vessels to spread throughout the human body, according to a new study.
Feliks Zemdegs solved his 5x5 cube at Melbourne Cube Day in 44.837 seconds. And the crowd went not at all wild.
