Who are those guys with Jon Snow again? Why is the graffiti in Meereen in English? And what the hell was going on at the end of last night's episode?

A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences uses statistical techniques to estimate that one in every 25 death row inmates in America would be exonerated, given enough time and attention.

The head of a Tea Party super PAC is on track to make $450,000 this year. Her organization has given all of $184,505 to candidates in the past two years. Welfare is killing this great country, dammit!

There have been many attempts to add lyrics to Ramin Djawadi's brilliant opening theme for Game of Thrones, but none has captured what the show is all about as precisely as this version by Dan Barham.

Los Angeles high school teacher Greg Schiller, suspended in February for supervising science fair projects that another staff member thought could be dangerous, is back in the classroom, but he still faces disciplinary action. Schiller also happens to be the teachers' union rep on campus.

Verily I say unto thee: There's no better way to express the love and saving grace of Jesus Christ and the God who sent Him than to hire Sarah Palin to use baptism as a metaphor for torturing "jihadis" before a cheering crowd of nuts at a National Rifle Association rally.

A statement today by employees at liberal media watchdog Media Matters who are trying to form a union: "The actions of Media Matters executives have placed employees in the impossible position of continuing to produce content espousing pro-labor values for an employer who is challenging our right to unionize."

You've probably heard about Donald Sterling by now, even if you have no idea who Blake Griffin might be. Sterling, the billionaire owner of the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers, has been the biggest story in America after a leaked tape revealed him telling his girlfriend not to publicly associate with black people. But this is a messy and tangled controversy, and we're here to unravel it for you.

Today Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer put on a (plaid?) suit and tie and got on CNBC to talk about his plan to form a hedge fund, TRO LLC. The fund, as we've told you before, will be devoted to shorting stocks in companies where Auernheimer detects a security breach.

A man is suing a Baltimore community college, claiming the school rejected him from one of its programs because he mentioned God during an admission interview.

Some of the best dogs on earth are shelter dogs. Also some of the craziest dogs. Today, we celebrate these wonderful, insane, great dogs, with their totally real descriptions from a local dog shelter.

Why yes, it happened in Florida. Why do you ask?

Udomsak Ratanotayo and Suttinan Boonsomkiat wear stormtrooper costumes while donating blood at the Thai Red Cross in Bangkok on Monday. Thai Star Wars fans are donating blood and giving toys to an orphanage as part of a promotional campaign. Image via Sakchai Lalit/AP.

It's the third anniversary of Ed Balls Day, the day when British Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer Ed Balls accidentally sent out a tweet containing nothing but his name (which doubles as a snappy euphemism for testicles).

In his new book, likely 2016 also-ran Rick Santorum exhorts his fellow conservatives to stop using the words "middle class" because "we don't believe there are social or economic classes in America." The book, called "Blue Collar Conservatives," is out today.

In a great victory for freedom and democracy, the DOD has announced it will require all boot camp recruits to use their shoe allowance to buy only American shoes! And in a great victory for socialism, they'll only be able to buy one company's ugly government-subsidized shoes.

You will not get a microchip implanted in your skin if you sign up for Obamacare. You will not get a microchip implanted in your skin if you sign up for Obamacare. You will not get a microchip implanted in your skin if you sign up for Obamacare.

Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's racist tirade, caught on tape and released over the weekend, is starting to cost the team some major advertisers.

North Carolina A&T State University is on lockdown after police received reports of a man with a rifle on campus. UPDATE: The lockdown was lifted after police failed to find the reported gunman.