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Greek Yogurt May Destroy the Environment, Still Worth It

The vast majority of the U.S. economy is now supported by purchases of inferior Greek yogurt. Americans love the shit. But are you aware of...

Oklahoma tornado: the end of a world is in Ledonna Cobb's eyes Jonathan Jones

This picture of ordinary people surviving catastrophe calls out as a warning of strange, terrible things happening to planet Earth

What makes a particular photograph "iconic"? That word is already being used of this picture of a family group stumbling away from the wreckage of Briarwood ele

Greek youth unemployment close to 75pc in some areas

Greek youth unemployment is close to hitting 75pc in some parts of the country, official data showed on Wednesday, highlighting a huge disparity between Europe's northern and southern states.

French Open 2013: Hottest Storylines to Watch for Heading into Roland Garros

The 2013 French Open is just days away from getting underway, with plenty of drama and intrigue to be found in both the men's and women's tournaments this year.

BusinessAviationVoice: BizJet Manufacturers Upbeat In The Face Of Europe's Downturn

Tomorrow, Europe's largest Business Aviation confab opens in Geneva Switzerland. Despite global economic gloom, business jet manufacturers from Europe and North and South America will woo corporate buyers from across the around the world with new models offering, increased capability, improved

Smile, You're in Greece!

It’s not exactly a time to party over in Greece—at least for the country’s residents—due to the ongoing financial problems, bailouts, and other money misery.

Computer scientists to FBI: don't require all our devices to have backdoors forspies

In an urgent, important blog post, computer scientist and security expert Ed Felten lays out the case against rules requiring manufacturers to put wiretapping backdoors in their communications tools.

Greek PM hails "Greekovery" replacing "Grexit"

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has hailed kinder words from lenders and revived interest in the country's deeply-discounted bonds and stocks as a "Greekovery" to replace last year's "Grexit" catchphrase.

Greek parliament evicts far-right lawmaker for volley of insults

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's parliament evicted a far-right lawmaker for insulting rivals in a tumultuous debate on Friday that prompted jeers of "Heil Hitler" from a leftist deputy and bolstered calls to crack down on the nationalist Golden Dawn party.

Sony's Panopticon countdown ends with mysterious trailer

The PlayStation Japan website just unveiled a trailer for what's apparently a new Japan Studio game, possibly called Panopticon going by the page name. The unveiling followed a week-long countdown, which was more like a count-up since the timer eventually ticked up to "1,000,000 years.