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A series of image macros has dared North Korea to try and test American defenses, such as Clone Troopers and “Bee Movie” characters.

Who doesn’t love lunch?

Last night, photographer Tony Capobianco snapped a photograph of a baseball flying his way moments before striking him in the crotch, leading many on Reddit to compare his picture to the famous “Cigar Guy” photograph from 2010.

Scishow host Olivia Gordon explains why dogs can’t eat chocolate bars thanks to its high concentrations of the theobromine alkaloid.

There was never a perfect way to display appreciation of perfection in emoji form… until now.

Producers of “Toy Story” originally wanted Billy Crystal for the role of Buzz, so they did a test with Crystal’s lines from “When Harry Met Sally.”

An assistant principal has been terminated from his position at the Rodriguez Middle School in Denton, Texas after it was discovered he wrote a children’s book starring the controversial internet meme character Pepe the Frog.

Check out the top trending images in our Alignment Charts gallery and vote on your favorites!

Are you Normie or Dank? Edgy or Wholesome? One Reddit user has created a quiz where you can see just what kind of memer you are.

This week, a transcript of jury comments were published by Harper’s magazine. Apparently, a few potential jurors couldn’t be impartial because of Shkreli’s treatment of the Wu-Tang Clan.

How to relieve the physical agony of constantly floating through space.

The Associated Press has updated their definition of the term “alt-right” to include anti-Semitism and advises against using the label without providing a clear definition.

Fighting about politics online has been taken to a whole new level of dumb.

Following a controversial episode of “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” people online changed “Tucker’s Thoughts” from “Slavery is Evil” to “…Boobs,” among other things.

In this week’s edition of #ThrowbackThursday, ABC news anchor Frank Reynolds signs off with a shoutout to this coming Monday’s total solar eclipse after a special report on February 26th, 1979, the last time North America sat in the front row for the spectacle.

Since the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, many have imagined a better world where Jeb Bush, the “slow and steady candidate,” somehow managed to win every election in the world.

The creator of the Internet adage Godwin’s law (“if you mention Adolf Hitler or Nazis within a discussion, you’ve automatically ended whatever discussion you were taking part in”), says the Charlottesville neo-Nazis are an exception.

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