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After more than two years, the Italian prosecutors have nothing to show for their investigation into the spectacular hack of Italian surveillance tech vendor Hacking Team.

A form of art created by humans using computers has itself been co-opted by computers.

Dating was a nightmare, leaving the house seemed daunting, and I was self-medicating with prescription pills and alcohol.

It's the only way to know whether Mozzer really defended Kevin Spacey and victim-blamed survivors of sexual assault.

What will happen to students defrauded by for-profit colleges? The Department of Education revealed it is no longer forgiving loans for scammed students under an Obama-era program.

For Alabamians who can’t stomach voting for an alleged pedophile or a Democrat in the special Senate election, there’s a third option: Lee Busby, a retired Marine colonel who sculpts busts of fallen soldiers as a hobby.

How’re haunted church ruins and a Victorian operating theatre for romance?

Most of the gay men I know can recall when they were first made aware that they walk differently – but few can tell me why.

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"Children still respect Santa. Drunks don't."

Guam's massive snake population has the U.S. government on the offensive, enlisting multiple government agencies, including the Department of Defense, to eradicate the invasive reptiles.

There's a reason he named his debut album "Nyala"—or "light."