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“It’s so insulting partly because it engages in Hitler revisionism and tries to basically pit Jews and Muslims against each other,” said one student.

Joe Barnard founded a company with the aim of matching the technical achievements in the space industry at the hobby rocket scale. Motherboard went to visit him to see how his tests of self-landing rockets are coming along.

Often it’s the lie — not the action itself — that’s gotten them in trouble.

A new investigation implied the disgraced financier came as close to Pizzagate as you can get in real life.

Rude AND a terrible taste in breakfast sandwiches.

In the 1980s, HIV/AIDS was seen as a disease that only affected gay men. Almost 40 years later, women that lived through a crisis they weren’t considered a part of would like us to remember it—and them.

It’s not the first time Reddit’s data hoarding community has saved content that is about to be purged from the internet, but this archive carries some risk.

Scott lists all the ways people in the arts can help maintain their craft.

Researchers take a close and dispassionate look at what happens when we consume food late at night.

Support groups are meant to offer the insight of others who "get it," but for some people, they can be terrifying—or depressing.

“I refer to myself as being in the Lucky Lucky Seven Club, as in, I've gotten lucky on all seven continents. I mean, wouldn't you?”

Juan David Ortiz was indicted on a capital murder charge after allegedly killing four women he targeted for doing sex work.