The American Civil Liberties Union speaks swaghili--and translates Kanye on the online annotation platform.

But fails to come up with a winner. The world may never know.

Following pressure from a coalition of agriculture and livestock organizations, the company running cafeterias in House of Representative office buildings discontinued "Meatless Mondays."

Popular content publishing outfit Contently is launching a print magazine.

NASA has revealed its astronaut candidate class of 2013, selecting 8 possible future space-farers from over 6,100 applicants. These are the people who may one day, just possibly, go to Mars.

The protests began last week over an increase in bus fare, and have since escalated. Thousands have taken to the streets, and hashtags like #protestorj and #protestobrasilia have gone viral.

Kai Eiselein wants BuzzFeed to fork over $3.6 million in damages for using his one of his photos without permission in a post about soccer called "The 30 Funniest Header Faces." The photo then appeared on 64 sites around the web after the post went viral, Eiselein says.

The White House has announced the latest in the series of Grand Challenges, this time to save the planet: It wants the public to help NASA find asteroids.

The shadowy National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency wants to overhaul the way America's intelligence establishment uses maps and charts.

A pair of doctors pioneered a hologram system that displays large models of body parts to be used to teach med students.