No Bra, No Problem: Beyonce Wears a Completely Unbuttoned Shirt to Lunch

Is this a wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen? Beyonce stepped out for lunch with Jay Z at Gracias Madre -- a vegan Mexican restaurant in West Hollywood, Calif. -- on Tuesday, where her denim-on-denim outfit definitely turned plenty of heads. The 33-year-old "Single Ladies" singer knotted her button-up to show off her toned stomach, but most strikingly, left the sexy shirt completely unbuttoned. PHOTOS: Hollywood's Worst Wardrobe Malfunctions Check out her bra-less look below. AKM/GSI Seriously, how is that top staying in place?! On another note, it's good to see Beyonce and Jay Z sticking to their healthier eating habits, especially since the singing superstar and her trainer Marco Borges announced their partnership to launch the 22 Days Nutrition plant-based home delivery meal service earlier this month. VIDEO: Beyonce's Trainer Spills On Her Amazing Slim-Down Watch the video below to hear all about Beyonce's surprising new venture.

New Space Telescope Tech Could Be 1,000 Times Sharper Than Hubble

A new type of orbiting telescope could take images more than 1,000 times sharper than those snapped by NASA's famous Hubble Space Telescope, the technology's developers say. Researchers have dubbed their concept the "Aragoscope," after French scientist Francois Arago, who was the first to discover that light waves diffract around a disk. The Aragoscope could take images of plasma swaps between stars and of black hole event horizons, the points beyond which nothing, not even light, can escape a black hole's gravitational pull, said project leader Webster Cash of the University of Colorado, Boulder. "The heavier the space telescope, the more expensive the cost of the launch," said CU-Boulder doctoral student Anthony Harness.

Islamic State under pressure as Kurds take Syrian town

By Mariam Karouny BEIRUT (Reuters) - Kurdish forces dealt a blow to Islamic State by capturing an important town on Friday in the latest stage of a powerful offensive in northeast Syria, a Kurdish militia spokesman said. Islamic State has been forced into retreat across parts of the strategic region, a land bridge between territory it controls in Syria and Iraq, even as its fighters have mounted new raids this week on Assyrian Christian villages, abducting more than 200 people. The capture of Tel Hamis was announced by the Kurdish YPG militia and confirmed by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which monitors the country's civil war. The British-based Observatory said Kurdish forces killed at least 175 members and commanders of the ultra-hardline Islamist militants in an offensive which began last weekend.

GOP Considers Plan to Spare Millions from Anti-Obamacare Decision

For months, Republicans have rallied around the latest Supreme Court challenge to Obamacare—embracing it as their last real opportunity to bring down the president’s health care law once and for all. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell admitted as much during an interview with The Wall Street Journal in January, when he suggested that the legal challenge could successfully do what the GOP never could–repeal the law.

'I Am Whole Again...' New Pup For Man In Heart-Wrenching Viral Photo

No dog will ever replace Schoep.The adorable, arthritic dog became an Internet sensation in 2013 when photographer Hannah Stonehouse Hudson snapped a photo of Schoep and his human, John Unger, embracing in the waters of Lake Superior. Unger regularly waded in the water with Schoep to relieve the aging pooch's arthritis.Schoep died in 2013 at...

Maid assaulted, burned in Queens home; 2 employers arrested

Authorities say a 54-year-old woman who works as a maid in the house was held against her will and burned while repeatedly being struck in her body with an unknown object.

The 5 Greatest Denver Broncos Ever

The Mile High City has a long and storied history in the NFL. There's more to the Broncos than their great quarterbacks and a 3-4 defense, though.

How Samsung won and then lost the smartphone war

In November 2011, Samsung released the first of...

Indiana may allow 'baby boxes' for surrendering newborns

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — On the outside, the metal box looks like an oversized bread container. But what's inside could save an abandoned newborn's life.

Comcast blasts FCC's net neutrality ruling

Following almost a year of public debate on the subject, the Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to adopt new net neutrality rules. Comcast, unsurprisingly, isn't pleased with the ruling. Since day one, Comcast has been against reclassifying broadband Internet access as a telecommunications service subject to Title II of the Communications Act. In May, the Philadelphia media giant said the reclassification would "spark massive instability, create investor and marketplace uncertainty, derail planned investment, slow broadband adoption and kill jobs in America." In a statement released Thursday afternoon, after the lengthy FCC hearing, Comcast exec David L. Cohen echoed what he's said before.

3 Products That Will Make Apple the First $1 Trillion Company

Crazy as it might sound, Apple has a legitimate chance of hitting a $1 trillion market cap in the not-too-distant future. Here are three products that will help Apple hit this massive mark.

These Are the 20 Sexiest Names, Survey Says

If you’re looking to attract a mate and your name happens to be Scarlett or Alessandro, you’re already in good shape. A new survey—carried out, somewhat disturbingly, byBabyNameWizard.com —finds that those are the sexiest names for females and males, respectively.

Police: Homeowner Fatally Shoots Attempted Burglary Suspect

Oil tumbles on revived oversupply worries

World oil prices fell sharply Thursday as the market appeared to do a double-take on the US oil inventories report showing US crude stockpiles hit a fresh record. The US benchmark, West Texas Intermediate for April, dived $2.82 to close at $48.17 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, more than wiping out the prior day's rebound. Both futures contracts had surged Wednesday after the US Department of Energy reported that US crude inventories had increased by a much-bigger-than-expected 8.4 million barrels in the week ending February 20, to a record 434.1 million barrels.

Report: George Karl controls Kings’ personnel, wants Ty Lawson, willing to move DeMarcus Cousins

Good luck prying Cousins from Sacramento

Zedd Reveals How He First Met Selena Gomez: "I Had to Pee"

Zedd revealed the awkward moment when he first met rumored girlfriend Selena Gomez — find out!

This is the dumbest thing that happened on the Senate floor today

Yep, that's Sen. James Inhofe, Republican from Oklahoma, throwing a snowball to prove that global warming isn't really happening. "So I ask the chair," — referring to Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) — "Do you know what this is? You want Congress to do something about global warming? So if you wanted to figure out if global warming was actually happening, you'd need to look at the entire planet, not just the weather in your tiny patch.