But if you’re a fan of those futuristic treats, there’s no need to panic yet. According to Dippin’ Dots spokesperson Steve Heisner, they’re still going to be available.

More than 70 protesters were arrested Saturday as the Occupy Wall Street movement filled New York City’s Times Square, authorities said. It was one of the largest demonstrations yet from the movement, which began on September 17th.

A memorial service for a friend landed three senior citizens in a hospital after they unknowingly ate marijuana-laced brownies.

From world leaders such as U.S. President Barack Obama to colleagues and to former competitors, the message was clear; the world has lost in the death of Steve Jobs a visionary who may never be equaled.

Randall Lee Church was 18 when he was put into prison for murder. That was 1983: stir-up pants were popular, “Return of the Jedi” was just released, kids played outdoors more, and Michael Jackson ruled. So when he was officially discharged in April after more than two decades of incarceration, he felt so alienated.

An 1884 De Dion Bouton Et Trepardoux Dos-A-Dos Steam Runabout, billed as the oldest car in the world that still runs, will be sold in a Hershey, Pennsylvania auction next month.

Diana Nyad will try to defy nature and human endurance anew as she began a non-stop swim from Cuba to Florida late Friday.

Gay and lesbian members of the U.S. military can now be open about their sexual orientation without fear of getting discharged from the service.

Kara Kennedy, the eldest child of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, died in Washington on Friday. She was 51.

Hurricane Irene battered the U.S. Eastern Seaboard early Saturday, knocking off power to around a million people in North Carolina and Virginia.