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Wrestling superstar John Cena will appear on the upcoming cover of the WWE 2K game, to be released this October for previous and next-gen consoles. The news was announced on Monday Night Raw on USA, though 2K Game won't be releasing screenshots of th...

There is a so-called trend that involves doing something pretty horrific to yourself that some say is a big thing in Australia. We're not so sure.

A new "Buy now" button appeared within tweets for the first time on Monday, a look at what Twitter may have in store for shoppable tweets.

Microsoft added a host of new Tweet-discovery features to Bing on Monday, making it easier for users to find the tweets and accounts that interest them.

Your Instagram friends may not be the photographers they're making themselves out to be.

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More than half of the world's consumers are willing to pay extra for goods from socially and environmentally responsible companies.

The FDA has approved an exoskeleton designed to help paralyzed users walk and stand.

The latest iPhone 6 mockups could offer the most realistic look yet at Apple's upcoming smartphone.

If Grumpy Cat is the Michael Jordan of celebrity animals, "lounging hedgehog" is the Lebron James.

Spare a thought for Algeria. On Monday, after playing Germany, the country became the latest and perhaps the greatest team to go through the agonizing throes of "if only" and "we were so close." If only their super keeper Raïs M’Bolhi had saved one m...

We're so done with 'Frozen' covers.

The Petcube will help those interested in adopting animals meet potential pets.

Samsung has announced the Galaxy S5 mini, a smaller, 4.5-inch version of its flagship smartphone, the 5.1-inch Galaxy S5.

No tourists traps here.

Avoid your own Airbnb horror story with these tips.

The SYNEK promises fresh beer on tap in your kitchen.

This is the summer you're finally going to read Anna Karenina. And then watch the movie.

After all this drama, we can't even.

Fans of Nintendo's fighting franchise have been clamoring for information. Well, here it is.

Facebook didn't technically break the law with its creepy study on user emotions.

Elliott Morgan takes a hard look at the culture of “fauxsumerism,” the act of looking but never buying.

Hong Kong residents marched Tuesday through the streets of the former British colony to push for greater democracy in a rally fueled by anger at Beijing.

The landmark piece of legislation outlawed discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, and ended segregation in public services.

NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 (OCO-2) satellite, was scheduled to launch Tuesday, but NASA had to scrub the launch due to equipment failure.

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Obama took a moment to praise retiring White House pastry chef Bill Yosses. Then he joked about the pies being baked with crack.

Berserking teen girls may forever be a staple of Vidcon, but the YouTube stars they worship have done a lot of growing up. So has their industry.

Twitter's executive shuffle continued Tuesday with news that the company is replacing its chief financial officer.