The horrifying moment that a deadly suicide bomb exploded on a street in Syria was captured in a video that ISIS-sympathetic accounts then shared on Facebook.  

By now, all of your social media feeds are probably brimming with then-and-now pictures showing the "glow-up" or positive transformations of people — including celebrities, friends, family or random folks — sharing decade-old images of themselves alongside current photographs. 

It appears that Romeo, the world's loneliest frog, may have finally found love. 

Hundreds of elk were captured on video streaming across a road in Washington State

In a sign of what 2019 may have in store for big tech, Google workers on Tuesday kicked off a campaign demanding a complete end to the practice of forced arbitration. 

A colossal disk of ice that looked like something out of this world formed on a river in Maine earlier this week.

The Pentagon's emerging technologies unit is seeking proposals that would utilize insect brains to control robots for a range of purposes.

Nazi Germany's eradication of European Jews during the Holocaust, one of humanity's most despicable campaigns of violence, featured a much more ruthlessly efficient "kill rate" than previously understood — according to new research.

The longest-ever U.S. government shutdown, which has caused 800,000 federal workers to go without paychecks, led TSA workers to call out sick and sparked protests across the country, is also having a negative impact on scientists. 

Police in Wichita Falls, Texas received a strange call on Friday that involved a woman drinking wine in the parking lot of a Walmart.