Pervert Stealing Underwear from Elementary School Revealed as Neighborhood Cat

It takes a special kind of crook to burglarize an elementary school. But the whole thing takes a whole other turn toward the sinister when the thief starts stealing the students’ underwear. That’s the kind of criminal that was recently caught on video in New Zealand. It’s hard to be too mad at this panty …

How Secure Are Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) in Modern Healthcare?

Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) have transformed healthcare by replacing paper charts with instantly accessible, longitudinal patient data. Clinicians can review lab results, imaging, and medication histories in seconds, while population-health teams mine aggregated information to spot trends and improve care.  Yet every byte of convenience expands the attack surface: threat actors covet protected health information …

Harry Potter Villain Draco Malfoy Becomes China’s Strange New Year’s Mascot

Whenever Draco Malfoy shows up in the Harry Potter series, you know Harry is in for some misfortune. In China, however, he has turned into a bizarre symbol of good luck. China is currently busy preparing for the upcoming Lunar New Year (also known as Chinese New Year). A big part of the preparations is …

Weird Things Landlords Have Found After Tenants Moved Out

Move-out inspections are the final moment where landlords get to see exactly how a tenant has been living in their unit. While some tenants leave behind normal wear and tear, many leave evidence of strange modifications, unsanitary living conditions, unusual items, garbage, and unexplainable damage. In many cases, these situations indicate a failure to screen …

Pretend Tea Party Shows Apes May Have Human-like Imaginations

In a famous scene during her adventures in Wonderland, Alice attends the Mad Hatter’s mindboggling tea party. It’s one of the prime examples of the kind of surreal imagination that only humans are capable of. Well, that’s what we thought. Now, researchers have found out that apes may have active imaginations, too — and they …

Russia is Reportedly Developing Brain-implant Controlled Spy Pigeons

In the great game of global political and military powers, nations are often willing to take any steps necessary to get ahead of their rivals. Even if those steps are both bizarre and moderately disconcerting. Russia, for instance, is allegedly developing technology to turn birds, such as pigeons, into remote-controlled surveillance drones. The scheme sounds …