A team of scientists has developed a robotic arm that responds to commands from peoples' minds, raising hopes that the technology could be use to help people who are paralyzed. One test subject, Cathy Hutchinson, was able to command the robot arm to give her a drink of coffee through a straw, the first time she has gotten a drink on her own in 15 years ...

Once again, science proves that coffee is super good for you and doctors say you should drink more. In other words, it's the best day ever ...

Some awesome people in South Korea have built the world's tallest LEGO structure. To celebrate LEGO's 80th birthday, 4000 (!) children built a tower over three days that reached a height of 105 feet. The Prince of Denmark (no, not that one) put the final part on top. And moms everywhere wondered who was going to clean the mess up when the tower gets dismantled ...

A potential merger between Universal Music Group and EMI could mean one company would control around 40 percent of recorded music. [Sarcasm alert] Which is great, since major labels have proven again and again that they really like their own consumers ...

For the first time in U.S. history, non-white births outnumbered white births. Data taken over the last year (up until July) found that 50.4 percent of all births were to mothers whose race was something other than white. Experts estimate that minorities will comprise more than 50 percent of the overall population by around 2040 ...