Last month, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper sent a letter to Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden admitting that the NSA and CIA used a loophole to search the emails and other electronic communications of Americans without a warrant. Clapper defended the searches as legal.

"Write what you know," they say, and Backdoor Teen Mom and New York Times bestselling author Farrah Abraham apparently takes them very seriously. She's working on an erotic romance trilogy called—wait for it—Celebrity Sex Tape.

Last month, we showed you the newest internal anti-union training video that Target uses to indoctrinate its employees. What do the actors in the video—one of whom is a union member—have to say for themselves? We asked them.

Locals inspect a boat washed ashore by a small tsunami in the northern town of Iquique, Chile, after a magnitude 8.2 earthquake struck the northern coast on Wednesday. Image via Cristian Viveros/AP.

On Monday, 250 UPS drivers reportedly lost their jobs for participating in a 90-minute walk off to protest the dismissal of a 24-year employee and union activist.

The Army published new regulations Monday regarding how women can wear their hair when in uniform, and women are already up in arms. Specifically, thousands of minority women who say the service is discriminating against "ethnic" hairstyles.

America's most-loved NFL player, Richard Sherman, on the moral panic over ex-Eagles star DeSean Jackson's rumored "gang ties": "Nobody suggested the Colts owner had 'ties' to drug trafficking, even though he was caught driving with controlled substances ... and $29,000 in cash to do who-knows-what with."

A Queens college student says her terrible OkCupid date stole her phone (and her OkCupid account) after she decided not to go back to his place.

Egyptian security forces stand guard after multiple explosions hit the area outside Cairo University, killing at least two, in Giza, Egypt, on Wednesday. The bombings targeted riot police routinely deployed at the location in anticipation of near-daily student protests. Image via Sabry Khaled, El Shorouk Newspaper/AP.

Remember how the most popular criticism of The Wolf of Wall Street was that it glorified people who made a broken system even more broken? The Wolf of BuzzFeed doesn't suffer from that particular problem.

Should any of you out there continue to believe that careful study and reason will eventually win the battle over money in American politics, allow me to crush that thought. Or rather: allow the Supreme Court.

Now that we have a socialista Pope, many Catholic bishops in America and around the world are rethinking their traditional practice of living in opulent mansions. Mighty big of them.

Why won't you let Conan into your home? He's not crazy, he just wants to come to the party. Wearing more lipstick than the Joker. And not carrying a cell phone, because the police can trace those.

In 2010, federal regulators banned some of the more egregiously customer-screwing bank fees. In response, banks are just using overdraft fees to continue sucking you dry.

How many of these irritating pranks ended up shared to your Facebook feed? Antiviral is here to remind you that there's bullshit everywhere all the time.

Tree trimming is a dangerous job. You might fall. A large branch might land on your head. Or, you know, your chainsaw might become lodged two inches in your neck while you're twenty feet off the ground.

Samuel L. M.F. Jackson dropped by The Tonight Show to put into slam poetry the emotions we all felt in the '90s, when Boy fatefully met World. And also, Topanga. Topanga. Topanga. Topanga.

Rachel Canning, the New Jersey high school senior who tried and failed to sue her parents for college tuition, will be able to afford at least one year of university. She announced she's accepted a $56,000 scholarship to a Massachusetts school.

You, the American consumer, do not know any science, but you do know you want all of those "artificial flavors" and "artificial colors" out of your processed garbage food. Or at least you want to believe they're out.

On Wednesday, Malaysian officials announced that the reasons for Flight 370's disappearance may never be known.