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Long before they were called selfies, Karl Baden snapped a simple black and white photo of himself. Then he repeated it every day for the next three decades.

Google is celebrating the discovery of seven new exoplanets in a charming Doodle on the search giant’s homepage.

Who drives around with a shirt draped over their windshield?

Foam body armor? Even armor-piercing bullets cannot get through this foam.

A Huffington Post lifestyle writer and food blogger saw her blazing-fast marathon time go up in smoke after an investigation revealed she cut part of the 13.1-mile course.

A single Instagram post can now contain up to 10 photos or videos.

If you've ever used the term "on fleek," Kayla Lewis is hoping you'll see fit to pay her for it.

Apple is famous for its iconic designs, and now its new striking-looking headquarters is closer to becoming open for business.

A Google Chrome scam that could infect your computer with malware continues to pose a threat to users, according to cybersecurity experts.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is not a drill.

A Virginia gamer was mysteriously found dead Sunday while he was participating in a 24-hour charity gaming event he was hosting and producing alone from his home.

Okay, so maybe the 21st century under-delivered on the whole flying car thing, but it appears we're a lot closer to another form of personal flight than you probably thought.

A large-scale cyberattack, dubbed "Operation BugDrop," was perpetrated against targets in the Ukraine. At least 70 organizations were attacked, with huge amounts of sensitive information data stolen using PC microphones.

A three-headed alien is wandering around Central Park right now. If you believe that, you might be susceptible to a fake news story. Artificial Intelligence technology, however, could be a vital weapon in the war on fake news, according to cybersecurity companies.

A Walmart cashier’s act of kindness when she paid half the grocery bill for a family of five has gone viral on Facebook.

In your face, Galaxy S8.

Apple recently acquired Realface, an up-and-coming Israeli startup with impressive real-time facial recognition software.

Lemurs are considered the world's most endangered mammal, but a team of researchers have devised a system called LemurFaceID, which uses facial-recognition software to spot lemurs in their natural habitat.

Uber hired former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to lead a review of sexual harassment claim made by a female former engineer at the ride-sharing app who alleged her career prospects suffered after she complained about advances from her manager.

It's reportedly red.