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Jose Canseco Proves He Will Do Anything for Publicity

Jose Canseco loves being the center of attention. This isn't earth-shattering news. The former slugger has gone to great lengths to keep himself in the limelight over the years.

At 48, Canseco is going to hit the diamond again. This time with the independent Fort Worth Cats.

NYC Says Renting Out Your Place Via Airbnb Is Running An Illegal Hotel

We've seen this over and over again: new and innovative startups enter a market in a creative and compelling way, and a combination of incumbents and regulators get in the way of something cool happening.

The High-Tech Immigration Debate: Everything You Need to Know

Technology companies' public policy project of the year has been their fight for changes to the United States' immigration systemFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote an op-ed about immigration reform and set up a political group to advocate for the cause.

Deadly Oklahoma Tornado as Seen From Space

A supercell thunderstorm spawned a deadly F-4 tornado that ripped through Oklahoma City and its suburbs on Monday, and NASA satellites tracked and beamed images of the storm.


As the storm plowed through the city, it left a devastated trail two miles wide and 17 miles long.

Xbox One Compared With PS4 and Wii U

Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One Tuesday, showing off its vision for the future of gaming and home entertainment to the public.


Of course, when the Xbox One debuts later this year, it won't be alone.

Xbox One Makes The Console Gaming Experience Less Lonely

Gaming has evolved from single-player to head-to-head to massively multiplayer, but also retreated from public arcades to isolated homes.

Today's launch of the Xbox One makes the whole console experience social, not just the gaming itself.

What CNNers are posting

As Moore, Oklahoma, struggles to regain its footing under the public spotlight, journalists from CNN are among those sharing online images of the devastation of a deadly tornado, as well as the rescue and recovery efforts there.

Electrified, Student-Built Karmann Ghia Runs on Tweets

A group of Kansas City high school students and their mentors have electrified a Karmann Ghia, modifying it so that it will only run when it gets mentioned in social media. If that sounds like a publicity stunt, that's because it is. And it's for a good cause.

Inside the Coolest Car Collection You've Never Heard Of

I'm currently writing this from a castle in southern Sweden, where I've been invited to drive the new, "production" Volvo S60 Polestar, which will only be sold in Australia.

Utah wants to tax power consumed by the NSA's massive, illegal data-processingfacility

Remember the gigantic data-center that the NSA is building in Utah in order to (illegally) process the electronic communications of the whole world? Turns out that the state of Utah plans on taxing the titanic amounts of electricity it will consume at 6%. The NSA is pissed.