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People are upset that Bill Gates mistook Thailand's exposed phone cables for 'power stealing'
Many of the cables are low-voltage phone cables, not power lines.
By Victoria Ho
Chancellor tries to calm markets after Brexit vote: 'We are open for business'
George Osborne also said it's 'sensible' to wait to trigger Article 50 -- the procedure that governs how a member state leaves the EU.
Singapore Airlines plane makes emergency landing, just before right engine bursts into flames
The plane bound for Milan had to return after about two hours in the air when its engine started leaking.
By Victoria Ho
Withings Body Cardio smart scale is as impressive as it is frustrating
It measures your "pulse wave velocity" and your heart rate to give you a better indicator of your health. But can it replace your doctor?
Dude frolics in 1,500-gallon pool of Coca-Cola, adds Mentos and drones
Nothing like taking a relaxing dip in a swimming pool full of Coke, ice and some Mentos.
Pope: Gay people and others marginalized deserve an apology
Pope Francis declared the call for an apology as many major cities were celebrating annual LGBT Pride parades.
Petition calling for reconsideration of Brexit referendum has an ironic origin
As the petition to reconsider the recent Brexit vote compiles signature, its creator is protesting that it's been "hijacked."
17 photos of Pride marches in cities around the world
See how marchers around the world came out in celebration and support of the LGBTQ community.
By Laura Vitto
Devastation and hope shared on social media in wake of West Virginia floods
So far, at least 24 people have died due to the massive flooding.
Several people stabbed in clashes at white extremists rally in Sacramento
Counter-protesters and rally-goers tangled in violent clashes that left at least five people hurt.
President Obama shares #LoveIsLove Pride message on Twitter
The tweet highlighted the progress made in support of the LGBTQ community and acknowledged that there is more to be done in pursuit of equality.
By Laura Vitto
This bouncing dog literally cannot believe how lucky it is to play in a field
Rosie the dog diving unafraid into a field of tall grass may be the most delightful thing you'll see all weekend.
By Laura Vitto
The 2016 winner of the World's Ugliest Dog competition is as cute as she is terrifying
Say hello to Sweepee Rambo, the Chinese crested chihuahua.
By Laura Vitto
Bigger than ever, VidCon breaks into the mainstream
"We joke that two years ago, you would tell people to go to VidCon and they'd look at you like you're crazy."
Lego Brexit Map is the only way to track the EU referendum
We tracked the referendum on Britain's membership in the EU, brick by brick.
By Liza Hearon
Boston bombing survivors to Orlando survivors: 'We are family now'
"In their memory we choose to be nice to someone else, to pay it forward."
By Ariel Bogle
Aziz Ansari slams Trump in op-ed: 'It makes me afraid for my family'
"It's visceral, and scary, and it affects how people live, work and pray."
By Ariel Bogle
150 homes burned in deadly California wildfire
"You get to keep your life, but you lose your memories."
Beautiful time-lapse captures volcano erupting under a starry sky
Mild to moderate ash rains were recorded in towns surrounding the volcano.
By Ryan Sedmak
Picturing your commute
Mashable partnered with photo sharing community EyeEm to crowdsource a front row seat of how people around the world spend their trips to work.
By Johnny Simon
Film captures life of NYC's hardest-working fashion photog, Bill Cunningham
This is what is takes to become a New York City legend.
Bill Cunningham, celebrated New York Times fashion photographer, dead at 87
A legend of New York City street style has passed.
