For their creators, online memes go well beyond ironic humor. They're an organizing tool and a medium of discourse

Searching for "America's sexiest people" on ABC's new reality pageant -- and then ripping them a new one -- sounds like fun at first. Then the horror sets in.

How in the world is the younger Palin still on "Dancing With The Stars"? Her mama might have some answers

Congress has opened up U.S. airspace to the drone industry -- and your privacy is about to be at risk

A self-appointed squad of alt-right voter suppressers likely won't be patrolling Philly ghettos with "40s and weed"

Global climatic change hurts the animal kingdom disproportionately — and now animals are doing something about it

For the first time ever, researchers saw a wild gray seal clapping underwater — and realized it was trying to talk

American mujahedin Aukai Collins was a passionate convert to Islam. But his new memoir makes it clear that nothing got him more excited than the sound of a rocket-propelled grenade and the look in an enemy's eyes as he slit his throat.

How does Jerry Bruckheimer keep getting renowned thespians to wear guyliner?

A fast-growing business networking site riles some members by -- gasp! -- laying claim to their intellectual property.

"For the first time," the ads say, "he's fighting for America." Soon, Hollywood may be fighting for mainland China.

Because of the surge, Saturday's anti-Iraq war rally in Washington included some new, mainstream faces.

With a whir of a food processor (and some starch), one kind of sugar becomes another

Scientists think the human facial structure may have changed because of diet and cooperative social structures

But can she really talk? Her owner and researchers discuss communication and how this affects the human-canine bond