Ian Ritz

The world is full of wacky facts of human existence and the natural world. Here are 10 gems—sure to make you laugh, cringe, or wonder: “But why!?”

Steve Jobs is being called into question in regards to song files sold by RealNetworks.

People around the world are taking a look over the new additions to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9.

Verizon will be the first to offer the new HTC Thunderbolt after it is released.

The 2011 Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame inductees were announced to the public at the 26th annual ceremony on Sunday. Alice Cooper and Neil Diamond were among the inductees.

A French expert on nuclear studies said publicly that the recent partial meltdown at Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant has probably released more radiation than the Three Mile nuclear reactor located in Pennsylvania.

In an op-ed letter to the Arizona Daily Star referring to the recent tragic shooting in Tucson, President Obama expressed his desire to reform the gun safety legislation.

Japanese authorities are now saying that the number of deaths could reach more than ten thousand from the earthquake that rocked the eastern part of the nation Friday.

Japan is continuing to manage the damage caused by the 8.9 earthquake that was ten times more severe than the 1909 earthquake in San Francisco.