Bell, still one of the most abhorrent mistakes made in US legal history, has never fully been struck down, and sterilizing of ‘feeble-minded’ people against their will happened all the time. The ...

Call it the early bird special for cheating death. It’s no secret that biohacking mogul Bryan Johnson wants to live forever by following an ultra-strict fitness regimen alongside a 14-step morning ...

More than 1,500 people have already applied to pay $1 million a year to pursue the dream of living forever—if accepted into entrepreneur Bryan Johnson’s intensive Immortals program, a stringent health ...

It’s the middle of February, and the air is dry. There are fine lines emerging on my forehead, maybe because I don’t moisturize enough, but maybe as a harbinger of something greater: Each day I grow ...

Brian Johnson has landed on his feet, joining the Rams as a Senior Offensive Assistant. Johnson recently interviewed for the Denver Broncos offensive coordinator job under head coach Sean Payton.

Wade Christofferson, charged with sex crimes against children in Utah and Ohio, is a former leader of a Mormon congregation in Crystal Lake, where interviews and other accounts indicate he may have ...

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Longevity hacker Bryan Johnson has unveiled his $1m ‘Immortals’ longevity programme – but what does it mean for the ordinary individual and what can we learn from it? Bryan Johnson – the tech ...

Bryan Johnson — the famous L.A.-based biohacker — says 1,500+ people applied in the first 30 hours of his Immortals program. Three people will be allowed to pay $1 million for access to elaborate ...

Oklahoma State was fined $50,000 by the Big 12 for anti-Mormon chants targeting BYU during a win on Wednesday, after the BYU coach said he heard “F--- the Mormons" chants.

The Big 12 Conference announced it was fining Oklahoma State $50,000 for inappropriate chants from fans during a men's basketball game on Wednesday, Feb. 4. The conference announced the fine against ...