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Have you seen that article floating around about Pope Francis historically convening the 3rd Vatican Council to update several of the church's outdated and unpopular teachings, finally making Catholicism more progressive? Well, read some of the excerpts below and then get those tissues handy.

In the wake of the super typhoon that recently swept through the Pacific, a bizarre specimen was excavated that looks something like a monster that would be found in the latest Hollywood blockbuster.

Almost a year ago to the day, Felix Baumgartner made history by jumping out of a spacecraft from 24 miles up (127,000ft+) in space and Red Bull Stratos has released A POV (point of view) video so we can see what Felix saw and be with him on the jump.

Today we take a look back at September 11th 2001. You can now watch the 9/11 Memorial Live Streams from different ceremonies all over the nation.

The news keeps reporting on the events unfolding in Syria. If the U.S. acts and strikes what are we using in war? It appears that the weapon of choice will likely be the Tomahawk cruise missile. What exactly is it?

It looks like the famous hackers Anonymous are at it again, this time their target was the Syrian Electronic Army.

A new terrifying threat has been discovered in Russia and is fortunately only affecting the pigeon population so far.

What did the father tomato say to his son who was walking to slow? Ketchup. On a serious note, rodent fur has been reported to be found in a Mexican made Heniz ketchup.

The parachutist who escorted a fictional Queen Elizabeth to the Opening Ceremonies of the 2012 London Olympics is dead after an aerial diving accident.

A high-speed train in northwestern Spain derailed Wednesday night, killing 78 passengers and injuring at least 140 more, including five Americans.

A man identifying himself as "R0b0tpimp" on photo sharing service Imgur posted a picture of a very big catch, a bass weighing fifty-seven kilograms (about 126 pounds) off of the coast of New Zealand.

Pope John Paul II, who headed the Catholic Church from 1978 through his death in 2005, will soon officially become a saint. The sainthood was expected for the widely beloved pope, for whom thousands of Catholics chanted "Santo subito" ("Sainthood now”) in St...