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• PHOTOS: Fluorescent turtle embryo wins forty-fifth annual Nikon Small World Competition

  The winners of the 45th annual competition showcase a spectacular blend of science and artistry under the microscope.

  
  

• 7 tax scams to watch out for this year

  In case wringing your hands over the tax man weren’t enough, criminals are out there trying to swipe your hard-earned cash and personal information from right under your nose.

  
  

• Mother Angry After School's Robocall Keeps Mispronouncing Daughter's Name As A Racial Slur

  The daughter's name is Nicarri.

  
  

• What the CIA thinks of your anti-virus program

  PARIS (AP) — Peppering the 8,000 pages of purported Central Intelligence Agency hacking data released Tuesday by WikiLeaks are reviews of some of the world's most popular anti-virus products.

  
  

• Avowed Apple Fan Jeb Bush Realizes His Apple Watch Can Take Phone Calls

  Jeb Bush's love of Apple products has been widely documented, and the Republican presidential candidate continues to wear his Apple Watch on the campaign trail. Yesterday, in a meeting with The Des Moines Register editorial board documented by USA Today, Bush stumbled upon a feature he didn’t realize his smartwatch was capable of: taking phone calls. Somehow Bush managed to take a call without picking up his iPhone, and the sound of a person’s voice saying hello breaks through the meeting noise, to which Bush responds, “My watch can’t be talking.”

  
  

• Social media welcomes Pope Francis to the United States

  Pope Francis gets the social media treatment upon arriving in the U.S. Tuesday. As Pope Francis’s flight touched down in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, Twitter unveiled a new batch of emojis created for the highly anticipated papal visit. Until his departure from the United States on Sunday, Twitter users chronicling the Catholic leader’s East Coast journey will be able to include a cartoon image of the Pope’s face in front of the American flag on all Pope-related tweets by using the hashtag #PopeinUS.