On Monday, Google fired software engineer James Damore for authoring an internal memo questioning the tech company's diversity efforts and hiring practices after leaked copies went viral on social media.

The mystery of the most famous friendship on the internet took another turn when a rumor spread that Asif had once again announced he was no longer friends with Mudasir.

Following an unrelated security breach at HBO, which leaked out the episode's script, this week's "Game of Thrones" has been released online, but, apparently, from a different source.

Jake Paul, the YouTuber behind such pranks as setting his pool on fire and being loud, is getting dragged on Twitter for making racist comments toward a fan. Oh, also, Twitter found his old tweets, and they're not pretty.

The short answer is no, but an ancient artifact that sure looks like an ancient version of the incredibly popular toy has an interesting backstory.

After a wild term as White House Communications Director which influenced both the resignations of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and former Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, Scaramucci has resigned.

McDonald’s fabled Szechuan sauce, presented as the character Rick Sanchez’ primary motivating drive in the latest season of Rick and Morty, has been reincarnated for a select few thanks to an outpouring of demand on social media.

Newly hired White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci called a New Yorker reporter and offered some very candid thoughts about high ranking members of the Trump administration, including his opinion that Steve Bannon was trying to "suck his o

Nearly a decade after the tech industry began phasing out support for Flash, the company behind the multimedia software that hogs everyone's RAM across the world will soon put one of their flagship products out to pasture.

The U.S. Secretary of Energy took a 22-minute call with two Russian pranksters impersonating Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman. They even got him to talk about pig poop.