After the US Justice Department told Trump's lawyers that they believed there were still more classified documents he had taken from the White House, the attorneys were compelled to take… Read the rest of the article: Classified documents found in Trump's storage unit

New Zealand farmers are calling bullshit on a "fart tax" the governments wants to levy on them based on the methane released by cattle flatulence, burps, and manure. A greenhouse… Read the rest of the article: New Zealand farmers call bullshit on government's "fart tax"

Police in Ponca City, Oklahoma are seeking this gentleman who robbed a convenience store at gunpoint early Sunday morning. It shouldn't be too hard to find him given his striking… Read the rest of the article: Watch odd gentleman with a football for a head rob a convenience store

Yesterday, we posted that Volusia County, Florida, visitors to a beach stumbled upon a mysterious 80-foot-long object poking out from the sand at low tide. Theories about its origins included… Read the rest of the article: Archaeologists solve mystery of huge object protruding from sand on Florida beach

"A dog was accidentally sent through the X-ray," reports Transportation Security Administration officials. Apparently the canine was inside a carry-on backpack that went through the machine at Dane County Regional… Read the rest of the article: TSA finds dog in luggage sent through airport X-ray

On Sunday evening, Beautiful Noise, a new musical about the life of the living legend Neil Diamond, opened on Broadway. After the curtain call, 81-year-old Diamond—who retired from touring in… Read the rest of the article: Watch Neil Diamond surprise audiences by singing "Sweet Caroline" at his Broadway show's opening night

Our Boing Boing partner Cory Doctorow—activist and author of Chokepoint Capitalism, Attack Surface, and, of course, Little Brother, among other books—is interviewed in The New Yorker! The freewheeling and informative… Read the rest of the article: Cory Doctorow interviewed about cyberpunk and surveillance capitalism in The New Yorker

The idea that you can catch cold from cold air is a long-perpetuated myth. But it's now turned out to be true, sort of. No, you can't actually catch a… Read the rest of the article: Being cold really can cause you to catch a cold, scientists show

The Tasmanian tiger (thylacine) was a beautiful carnivorous marsupial that went extinct in the 1930s in part due to human hunting and encroachment on the animal's natural habitats. (To this… Read the rest of the article: Remains of the last Tasmanian tiger found in a museum closet

In Volusia County, Florida, visitors to a beach stumbled upon a massive object poking out from the sand at low tide. Approximately 80-feet long, it appears to be made from… Read the rest of the article: Mysterious huge object protruding from the sand on Florida beach

When the "Frosty the Snowman" TV special first aired on December 7, 1969, the voices of the children were performed by June Foray and Paul Frees. The following year though,… Read the rest of the article: Here is the "Frosty the Snowman" (1969) TV special with the original voices before it was overdubbed

Guns N' Roses is suing Texas Guns and Roses, a firearm shop in Houston that also sells flowers. The shop has held a trademark on the name since 2016 but… Read the rest of the article: Guns N' Roses band sues Guns and Roses shop that actually sells guns… and roses

Sure, Las Vegas is "Sin City" but it's far from United States' only bastion of excess, anger and hatred, jealousy, greed, lust, vanity, and laziness. Based on 38 key indicators… Read the rest of the article: Here are the "most sinful" cities in America

A fellow in Taiwan got a barcode tattooed on his forearm as a way to do contactless payment at store check-outs. It's apparently linked to a cashless payment app on… Read the rest of the article: Man gets barcode tattoo for contactless payment at check-outs

Leticia Gomes Santiago and Devanir Souza were taking a romantic stroll on the beach of Ilha Comprida, Brazil when they stumbled upon a mysterious dismembered hand in the sand that… Read the rest of the article: Mysterious dismembered extraterrestrial hand found on beach

In 1971 when this video was aired on UK's ATV network, the sounds of the Moog synthesizer were still strange and otherworldly to most ears. This was the era of… Read the rest of the article: Dig these freaky experimental dancers and robots modulating to Moog music in 1971

Pantone's color of the year for 2023 is a bright red dubbed "Viva Magenta." At least it's not called MAGA Magenta. From the New York Times: The shade was selected… Read the rest of the article: This is Pantone's color of the year as "created" by Midjourney's AI

A gentleman referred to in a scientific study as "Mr A" took 40,000 pills of MDMA (Molly, Ecstasy) in nine years. At his, er, peak, he was gobbling an average… Read the rest of the article: This man took 25 hits of Molly (MDMA) every day for four years

Here's the trailer for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, the fifth in the Indy series slated for release on June 30, 2023. The film—set during the 1960s Space… Read the rest of the article: Here's the trailer for the new Indiana Jones movie featuring a digitally de-aged Harrison Ford

The New York City Office of the Mayor is seeking a Director of Rodent Mitigation to deal with the city's brutal rat problem. Sounds like serious business even though the… Read the rest of the article: Help wanted: "Bloodthirsty" Director of Rodent Mitigation to deal with New York City's rat problem