Attention, law-abiding citizens: the streets of Tokyo are safe once again.
Millions looked skyward Sunday to gaze upon the spectacular light show known as the annular solar eclipse, where the moon passes in front of the sun, leaving only a bright ring of light. Missed it? You can catch the next showing — in 2023.
There’s no place like home. But if your feet are too small for ruby red slippers, the next best way to get there may be simply to recite your address to police officers.
One of the first pieces of debris to surface after Japan’s tsunami last year, the motorcycle swam 4,000 miles to safety.
An ode to Bill Murray kicks off today’s lunchtime links, plus a picture of Ke$ha you probably don’t want to look at while eating.
More than a year after Japan’s devastating tsunami, a youngster’s prized possession has been found 3,000 miles across the world
You can truly have it your way — as long as you don’t mind the clogged arteries.
Sure, sushi machines are nothing new, but even the most high-powered machines are just as fast as a skilled chef. Enter 2012, though: the SushiBot has emerged to steal their jobs.
Officials shot down a Japanese shrimping boat that drifted into Alaskan waters after last year’s tsunami swept the empty vessel out to sea.
Interactive technology just got creepy. Really creepy.
