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Disney Infinity is dead.

Beneath the vaping memes, fedoras, and horrifying headlines about exploding batteries, you'll find a $3.5 billion American industry that's doubled in size nearly every year for the past half-decade. (via Thrillist)

Uber has agreed to officially recognize a group that lets its drivers organize to air their grievances.

An island volcano is spewing lava, and NASA got it on camera.

It’s refreshing to see Hong Kong—a city photographed countless times—in new light. (PHOTOS)

Pat's Backcountry Beverages provides what the end of every hike is missing, a cold beer.

NASA just announced the discovery of nearly 1,300 new exoplanets!

The supposed lost Mayan pyramid? More likely an abandoned field, archaeological experts say.

Abuse comes in many forms. One viral hashtag runs this point home in a powerful way. (via ATTN:)

The Mi 5 works perfectly with wet fingers, succeeding right where the iPhone fails. (REVIEW)

The Internet loves a great video. In fact, this is actually an excellent demonstration of some basic physics!

It can be a real challenge to confirm an eruption occurred in remote locations; circumstantial evidence like infrasound and earthquakes often are our best clues.

Carly Rae Jepsen says this is the closest she’ll ever get to writing something that belongs on the 'Sixteen Candles' soundtrack.

Impossible Project's I-1 instant camera is like a Polaroid made for 2016.

With so many shut out of the show, the Internet has become a vital way to keep Hamilton fans stoked.

Israel will be the first ally to receive the wildly advanced F-35 Lightning II Joint Striker Fighter.

ArXiv is about to celebrate its 25th birthday.

Peter Thiel is going to be a California delegate for Donald Trump.

A pair of satellites give first responders a view of the fire's devastation. (PHOTOS)

Today, IBM announced that Watson is taking its cognitive learning chops to the cloud, where it’ll apply them to analyzing, identifying, and (hopefully) preventing cybersecurity threats.