Snoopy is a beagle and Bayley is a Mini Sheepadoodle but the resemblance is striking.

Last week, tech executive Bob Lee—creator of Cash App, former CTO at Square (now Block), and chief product officer at MobileCoin—was stabbed to death in San Francisco in the middle… Read the rest of the article: Suspect arrested in stabbing death of tech exec, and it's someone he knew

If you'd like to apply for a position on a state board or commission in Arkansas, you must write out what you admire about Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders's leadership. Seriously.… Read the rest of the article: Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders now requiring applicants for state boards to write out what they admire about her

Yes, the first tip for proper kitchen cutting is to make sure you have a very sharp knife. But even then, there are easy-to-learn techniques to improve your slicing, chopping,… Read the rest of the article: Here is the right way to use a kitchen knife (video)

Japanese power tool company Makita has introduced the world's first portable microwave oven that's powered by the same rechargeable batteries used in its cordless drills and other tools. The Makita… Read the rest of the article: Here is the world's first battery-operated portable microwave oven

On Saturday, residents of Washington County, Maine reported a bright fireball and sonic booms in the sky. According to NASA, this meteorite, the first in the state tracked by the… Read the rest of the article: $25,000 reward offered for meteorite that just fell in Maine

I can't wait for this new memoir (and the screen adaptation) by Scott Andrews, a career US soldier and intelligence officer with quite a tale to tell. Apparently, Andrews was… Read the rest of the article: US intelligence officer's crazy memoir features Havana syndrome, psychic powers, amnesia, and a mysterious Air Force program

Last week, Makenzie Lystrup was sworn in as the new director of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. She's the first woman director there. In a wonderful gesture, Lystrup chose not… Read the rest of the article: NASA official takes oath of office with hand on Carl Sagan book

There's a bit of cognitive dissonance that comes from using the word "punk" and "museum" in the same sentence. But it's nearly fifty years since the emergence of the New… Read the rest of the article: Ten punk museums and exhibits around the globe

In a survey about upcoming music festival attendance in the Netherlands, one in five of the respondents said they expect to take more drugs this year than usual because with… Read the rest of the article: Music festival attendees plan to use more drugs as that's a better value than food and drinks

A study by the Indian Veterinary Research Institute shows that fresh cow urine can often harbor dangerous bacteria and you should not drink it. Instead, try buffalo urine, reports epidemiologist Bhoj… Read the rest of the article: Drink buffalo urine instead of cow urine, scientists report

In India, a team of blind and partially-sighted women with amplified sense of touch are conducting breast cancer screenings with incredible results. Right now, only 1% of women in the… Read the rest of the article: This team of blind women are detecting the tiniest breast cancer lumps in patients with incredible accuracy

Following Bud Light's announcement last week of a partnership with transgender TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney, transphobic conservatives called for a boycott. Jumping in with the anti-trans idiocity, Republican congressperson Dan… Read the rest of the article: Budweiser boycott-supporting congressidiot Dan Crenshaw doesn't realize he's showing off his refrigerator stocked with Bud parent company's brews (video)

Remember last year when Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer invited animators to imagine scenes from the series as Saturday morning cartoons? (See below.) Netflix has just announced a… Read the rest of the article: Stranger Things cartoon series announced

Equestrian photographer Kenza Attouche posted this wonderful compilation below of spectators at a horse-riding competition so emotionally involved in the action that they reflexively move like the horses: "They are… Read the rest of the article: Equestrian spectators move like the horses in weird reflexive dance (video)

Boston police responded to reports that an individual armed with a long gun was lurking around a busy train station on Friday night. Turns out, it was Boba Fett. What… Read the rest of the article: Boston police respond to armed Boba Fett at train station

A woman in Tacoma, Washington was infected with tuberculosis and instead of isolating and accepting treatment, she hopped on a public bus and hit an area casino. Now, a judge… Read the rest of the article: Woman with tuberculosis faces jail time after refusing treatment and visiting a casino

With New Order's groundbreaking track "Blue Monday" celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, it's a wonderful moment to revisit Orkestra Obsolete's rousing cover of the song using instruments of the… Read the rest of the article: New Order's synth classic "Blue Monday" on 1930s instruments (video)

Sheikh Walid Mehsas maintained his meditative state even as a mosque cat clamored for attention during a nightly Ramadan prayer gathering outside of Algiers, Algeria. For those who observe, Ramadan… Read the rest of the article: Cat jumps on imam leading prayer in mosque (video)

On Tuesday in Queensland, Australia, surveillance video captured footage of an idiot who seemingly captured a wild platypus and carried it onto a commuter train wrapped in a towel where… Read the rest of the article: Police seeking this idiot who captured a wild platypus and showed it off on a train