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The video game industry is facing a hardening of the creative arteries as aging gamers' tastes increasingly shift toward sequels and games based on movies.
Introduced to each other five years ago at the Philadelphia Zoo amid high reproductive hopes, it's not even clear that gorillas Demba and Chaka ever mated.
State officials are investigating a man whose goats and his religious convictions against killing them have collided in a possibly inhumane and definitely stinky way.
On U.S. Highway 395 in Nevada, Dennis Hope sells undeveloped land for the bargain price of $19.99 an acre. There are spacious lots near grand locales: The Sea of Tranquility. The Sea of Serenity.
Andrew Wilson is a chemist at a Bureau of Engraving and Printing lab that checks how dollar bills survive the torture of every day life — whether bucks are spun in a washing machine or dumped in a crumpled mass into an overstuffed handbag.
China's rampant copyright piracy has hit home for the ruling communists after police caught two people with 14,000 unauthorized copies of party handbooks.
