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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange prepares to speak from the balcony of the Ecuadorian embassy where he continues to seek asylum following an extradition request from Sweden in 2012, on February 5, 2016 in London, England. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has insisted that Mr Assange's detention should be brought to an end. (Tolga Akmen/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

WikiLeaks Will Share Stolen CIA Documents with Tech Companies, Julian Assange Says

(IBM/Stan Olszewski)

IBM Just Discovered a Way to Put Data on an Atom, Landmark Research Shows

Shakespeare Helps Heal the Wound of War for One Veteran

Army Veteran Turned Actor Channels Shakespeare in Off Broadway Play

Disney to Cast Middle Eastern Lead Actors for Live-Action ‘Aladdin’ Movie

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Samuel L. Jackson Reenacts His Violent Film Career With James Corden

Richard Branson's Turning This Pearl Harbor Boat Into an Underwater Coral Reef

Richard Branson Sinks Pearl Harbor Boat for Diving Destination

The Moon. (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio)

China Is Developing a Spaceship to Land on the Moon

Wanna Tour the International Space Station From Your Couch? You’re in Luck.

Ground control to Majors Tom, Dick and Harry

The World’s Sexiest Job? Coal Miner, According to This Hilarious 1975 Propaganda Film

The '70's were simpler times

A Human Man Just Crossed the Atlantic on a Stand-Up Paddle Board

Before you ask, no, he is not Poseidon

New ‘Geostorm’ Trailer Sees Earth Hit by Very Literal Man-Made Climate Change

Kal Penn Worked at The White House Before Designated Survivor

Mensch on the bench (MLB)

Israel’s ‘Mensch on the Bench’ Is MVP of World Baseball Classic, But Does He Match Other All-Star Mascots?

New Victoria’s Secret Ad Spot Brings Angels Elsa Hosk, Stella Maxwell, Romee Strijd to Earth

Businessman working late in office (Getty Images)

Researchers Uncover Major Difference Between Night Owls and Morning People

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How AI Can Be Used to Fight Hackers Who Steal $445 Billion a Year From Global Economy