Florida’s largest gun dealer bans gun rentals after suicides

Your top three friends probably received 50% of your calls, regardless of who they are at a given time.

While gum-chewing may be associated with excessive gas, increased hunger and migraine in adolescents, recent studies have also linked it with increased cognitive function.

Childless couples have happier marriages, study reveals

A research group developed a system to remove unpleasant memories of selected patients, by using electroshock. The result has been published in Nature Neuroscience and could open the door to a new series of treatments.

Caffeine pill ‘could boost memory.’ More: Researchers find caffeine enhances memory.

First bitcoin ATM to debut in NYC You put in US dollars and receive bitcoins back on your phone.

High cost of living, fewer part-time jobs drive artists out of New York.

Some experts are concerned that Russia might be returning to the Soviet-era days when dissidents were locked away in psychiatric institutions for their political views.

Alfred Hitchcock’s unseen Holocaust documentary to be restored

“These Facebook and Instagram postings are sometimes our most reliable evidence and they become our most reliable informants in identifying who’s in the gang,” says Manhattan District Attorney.

Museum and gallery curators reopen the cabinet of curiosities concept

“Synapse the Electronic Magazine,” all issues, as PDFs

every day the same again | January 13th, 2014