More in Life - Page 1731
Google launches self-driving bicycles in the Netherlands
Although it's an April Fools' Day prank this will probably exist one day.
Former honor student from Mississippi pleads guilty to trying to join ISIS
She faces up to 20 years imprisonment and a fine of up to $250,000.
Young woman found dead after she was jailed for missing court
A Kentucky inmate was found dead in a multi-person cell and officials say they don't know what caused her death.
Grubhub's new venture is delivering people instead of food
It's just a taxi service where you share a car with someone else's dinner.
Hipster laundromat sells pregnancy tests and lube in its vending machine
A real one-stop shop.
By Laura Vitto
April Fool's Day and misinformation online -- Biz Please No. 11
On April 1, nothing on the Internet can be trusted. Most other days aren't great either.
Chinese news agency says April Fools' Day is 'inconsistent' with socialist values
We're pretty sure this isn't a joke.
By Brian Ries
New York just passed the nation's most radical paid family leave policy
It's the first -- and only -- policy in the United States that guarantees 12 weeks of paid leave for women and men.
By Amanda Wills
Ingenious kids form human arrow to help police during manhunt
Quick thinking.
Choose your own adventure down this expansive marble mountain
The finest thrill ride for marbles on the market.
By Ryan Creamer
Uniformed officer arrested after he solicited an undercover cop
A Florida police officer in uniform was arrested for soliciting a sex worker after that sex worker turned out to be an undercover cop.
5 pranks from centuries ago that probably shouldn't come back
Pranks were insane in the olden days.
DoorDash delivery service gets so much cuter with DoggyDash
Dogs are a delivery man's best friend.
Postmodern Jukebox delights by performing the Internet's favorite prank song
Never Gonna Give You...a hint
Turkey is forcibly returning refugees to war-ravaged Syria, says Amnesty
One case allegedly involved the forced return of a woman who was eight months pregnant.
Airbnb launches new service for owners of lairs
'Back where I'm from, everyone lives in a lair.'
Tom Hiddleston delivers a Chicago weather report, blames Thor for thunderstorms
He also had a little trouble with the green screen.
By Chloe Bryan
Darwin award nominees outfit drone with a chainsaw
Some people use their knowledge and skill to do good in this world. Others create killing machines.
Mississippi mayor says he is man seen in sext sent to city leaders
He is naked from forehead to feet, and making an expression
By Brian Ries
Ghostbusters pranks us with a new proton pack we wished really existed
When there's something scary in the neighborhood, you no longer need to pick up the phone.
There are now more obese adults in the world than underweight adults
Though obesity is far more prevalent, malnutrition remains a public health problem in the world’s poorest regions.
