A new study performed by the University of Southern California, published in the July issue of Pediatrics, revealed that young teens who send over 100 texts a day are more likely to be sexually active than their peers. The study also revealed that teens who reported to having received sexts are six times as likely to being sexually active.

An 11-year-old at Boy Scout camp in San Diego was shot in the head this morning, and was alive as of 7:49 a.m., NBC reports. Officials said the wound was self-inflicted.

From Bloomberg today: "About 600,000 Chinese a year die from working too hard, according to the China Youth Daily. China Radio International in April reported a toll of 1,600 every day." What?? Chinese readers, please weigh in below on the veracity of this, if you are still alive.

Morgan Stanley is a $63 billion Wall Street firm with an 80-year history and almost $2 trillion in assets under its control. It's shocking to discover that the place is run by a japester of Loony Tunes proportions!

Americans, who are unforgiving pussies about the kinds of foods they'll eat, are set to be repulsed and disgusted by a new meal: The decades-long ban on imported haggis—a Scottish delicacy made from sheep's meat stuffed inside a sheep's stomach—might be getting lifted soon. Run for the hills.

The Supreme Court's biggest decision of the term is here. In the cases known as Hobby Lobby, they've ruled 5-4 that closely held corporations need not provide contraceptive coverage because it would substantially burden them under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Justice Alito wrote the majority opinion.

The Wall Street Journal has again published the insane complaints of clueless rich people. This time, Fed chair Janet Yellen's neighbors are upset about her security guards' "doughnut bellies."

The day before I went to Detroit, the city imposed a curfew due to fears of violence. The city was also in the process of shutting off water to thousands of its residents. It sounds bad. But as long as you stay inside a sealed corporate bubble the whole time, you'll never even know these problems exist.

Search warrants show that Leanna Harris, mother of a 22-month-old boy who died after his father left him alone in a car for seven hours, admitted to researching children dying in hot cars before her son's death. Justin Ross Harris, the father, also allegedly looked into the phenomenon.

In a 5-4 ruling in Harris v. Quinn, the Supreme Court has denied a public sector union for home health care workers the right to collect negotiating fees from non members, which reduces their ability to bargain collectively. Justice Alito wrote for the majority, Kagan wrote a separate opinion on behalf of the liberal justices.

Mary Downey, a 22-year-old Irish woman living in the Woodlawn section of New York, was struck by not one, not two, but three subway trains early Sunday morning and came out mostly unscathed. Downey's only injuries were a broken shoulder and damaged pride.

Boyz II Men: one of the most beloved R&B groups of our youth, whose songs provided the soundtrack to the vast majority of the slow dances, graduations, and funerals of the 1990s. What are those guys up to now?

For his birthday, Maymo's owners decided to get him 100 bouncy, multicolored balls. Like a teenager who was just handed the keys to a new car, or a tween getting surprise One Direction tickets, this famous internet lemon beagle was about to have the best day of his life.

Andy Coulson, the former News of the World editor and aide to British Prime Minister David Cameron, will face retrial for bribery. Last week, Coulson was found guilty of conspiracy to intercept voicemail messages.

Here's a video of a guy performing a hands-free dance to put his pants on. He does it in less than 30 seconds, and he obviously chose to sync the footage to Europe's "Final Countdown."

A United Airlines flight from Chicago to California made an emergency landing in Wichita, Kansas last night after an evacuation slide was accidentally deployed mid-flight. No one was injured and the plane landed safely, according to a statement from the airline.

According to a psychiatric assessment done in the course of his South African trial, Oscar Pistorius was not mentally ill when he shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp last year. Pistorius's trial was put on hold in May so that he could undergo the assessment.

While accepting her BET Award for Best Female Hip Hop Artist tonight, Nicki Minaj made a none too subtle jab at one of her fellow nominees in the category, Iggy Azalea. You can see why: This is the first year since Nicki Minaj became a household name that she conceivably could have lost in the category, thanks to the obscene success of Iggy Azalea and her single, "Fancy." Nicki was looking to take home the category's trophy for the fifth year in a row. Would the BET powers that be who arbitrarily re-reward the rich, famous, and talented allow her to win again? That's about as close to suspense as you'll find on one of these shows.

Bullfighter Manuel Dias Gomes looks on as bull dies in Madrid, Spain, Sunday. While bullfighting has been banned in Catalonia and the Canary Islands, Spain's parliament bestowed the fights cultural heritage status last year, keeping the tradition alive. Image by Daniel Ochoa de Olza via AP.

According to a damning new report by the New York Times, a Blackwater project manager in Iraq threatened to kill a State Department official conducting a review of the security contractor. This threat was reportedly made just weeks before the 2007 shootings in Baghdad's Nisour Square, where Blackwater guards shot and killed 17 civilians.