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Ashley Madison users details hacked: Identities of adulterous subscribers could be made public

A huge amount of information has been stolen from an online cheating site called Ashley Madison, owned by Toronto-based Avid Life Media (ALM), and portions of information have been posted online by a group or individual identified as Impact Team.

McDonald's secret menu is real

A secret menu allows customers to order a creative version of standard fast food chain meals.

Bionic eye implant: Briton first in the world to receive bionic eye

Four more people will receive the implant as part of the clinical trial

Black people at higher risk of 'sudden cardiac arrest', according to new study

Sudden cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death in the country.

Angry when hungry? You are 'hangry' - scientists say it's normal

Hunger can affect people's mood, causing them to snap at a certain point.

The agonising truth behind the world's most popular porn search

Internet pornography has changed the world in secret, writes Martin Saunders.

Pastors! Stop telling me to pray for my non-existent husband

Yesterday I was told to pray for my future husband, and unfortunately not for the first time.

Stress, overwork and strained marriages â why are our church leaders under such intense pressure?

Stress, overwork, strained marriages and aggression from congregations â why are our church leaders under such intense pressure?

Virtual reality immersion: Upcoming peripherals to complete the VR experience

The virtual reality storm is coming. Aside from the VR headsets, gun controllers, haptic vests, and platforms to keep players in place while offering in-game locomotion are also coming out.

Abstinence becoming more common and popular among US teens, new study shows

Teenagers nowadays may be perceived to be more sexually active, but here's some good news, especially for parents: a recent study revealed that abstinence is becoming more common and popular among the young generation.

Earth-like planet found circling star similar to sun at same distance as Earth's orbit

The NASA announced that it will be revealing on Thursday new findings from its mission to find possible habitable planets in the Milky Way using the Kepler Space Telescope.