Forensic psychology plays a key role in crime-solving, from the beginning steps of solving a crime to the final steps of prosecuting and sentencing the criminal. Forensic psychology is far from perfect, and sometimes methods like criminal profiling are surrounded by more controversy than support. However, the methods used by forensic psychologists are constantly being honed and advanced, and provide a solid foothold on the path to solving crimes — basically meaning that they are “better than nothing” but should be regarded as more than just that. Advances in forensic …

Internet memes are contained in words, pictures, videos, flash games and other random internet fodder that hit the internet and go inexplicably viral. People post them in forums, through e-mail, social networks, websites and blogs. Typically, they are humorous or shocking, which is why people feel the need to share them with everyone. The following internet meme list contains some of the most popular internet memes ever to hit cyberspace.

Congressmen and women get paid insane amounts of money for doing their job, and of course people always have issues about how they work. But knowing how much cash each congressman make will definitely drive some people up the wall. This comically blinged-out Infographic will help you draw your own conclusions on the salaries in congress.

Although there are always weird stories in the news, 2010’s top headlines included a two-year-old with a 40-cigarette-a-day smoking habit, a crosswalk that gives pedestrians “the finger,” and a 1928 Charlie Chaplin film that apparently included a time traveler! Many stories may come and go, but these three are highly unlikely to be recreated any time soon.
The Indonesian Smoking Baby, Finger-Giving Crosswalk and Time-Traveling Film Extra
In May of 2010, videos circulated regarding the two-year-old boy, Ardi Rizal, who smoked 40 cigarettes a day, who apparently screams and cries if …

Even the most mundane of days can take a turn for the better while watching news bloopers from YouTube. It’s hard not to giggle uncontrollably, much less crack a smile, when you watch them. We all take ourselves a little too seriously at times – and these news bloopers show us that everyone – even television news reporters – are humans who are just as capable of making mistakes and humiliating themselves as we are!