Supportive posters respond to ad attacking feminism

by Arman Aghbali

It began with a nasty sticker suggesting feminists are lonely and unable to attract men. In the end the people it most offended won the day at a Toronto subway station and online.

Priest makes Lego Vatican in time for papal visit

by Max Leighton

A Philadelphia-area priest has built a replica of the Vatican using Lego, just in time for the Pope's visit to America.

'Old stock Canadians,' egg timer, creepy set top debate's odd moments

The topic of discussion in Thursday's federal leaders' debate was Canada's flagging economy, but there were plenty of other moments in the evening that caught viewers' attention.

Globe's new style of debate turns heads, some channels

The Globe and Mail leader's debate had a slow start and a new approach to moderation, and the internet wasn't having any of it.

Photographer of 'horribly thin' polar bear hopes to inspire climate change fight

by Arman Aghbali

In mid-August, Kerstin Langenberger took a photo of a startlingly skinny polar bear, one that she thought was days away from death.

Texas clock boy fields offers from White House, Twitter, MIT

by John Bowman

Ahmed Mohamed, the Texas teen who was arrested and later released after his teachers thought his homemade clock resembled a bomb, has been inundated with messages of support and offers to visit the White House, the MIT artificial intelligence lab and the Facebook campus.

Sex robots will be 'detrimental' to society, ethicists say

by Lauren O'Neil

Once confined to the worlds of science fiction and future-porn, humanoid sex robots are making their way to market fast — so fast that some scholars say we haven't had time as a society to prepare.

New Heritage Minutes clip shows Terry Fox's cross-Canada run

They don't come out often, but Canada finally has another Heritage Minute, this time about Terry Fox.

Texas teen handcuffed, arrested for bringing homemade clock to school

by John Bowman

A 14-year-old Texas boy was arrested and taken to juvenile detention Monday after teachers mistook the homemade electronic clock he had brought to school for a bomb.

Facebook building a dislike button 'to express empathy'

We've been liking family photos and status updates for 11 years now on Facebook, but soon we may have a new option for the sadder moments in life. The company is building a dislike button.

Charlie Hebdo publishes controversial cartoons on death of Alan Kurdi

French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is being criticized online after publishing images playing off of the now infamous photo of drowned Syrian child Alan Kurdi.