When I was 17 years old, I used to set things on fire. Nothing major, just little things: potato chips, cotton balls. I wasn’t a pyromaniac, I was just bored, and lived in Ohio, and didn’t have a car.

(NewsNation) — It may sound like a morning radio show bit, but the organizers of the first-ever “sperm race” wouldn’t be surprised if the competition was included in the 2028 Olympics. Here’s why it’s ...

Because the worst people in the world have all the money now, some kid recently managed to secure a $10 million seed round for his sperm-racing startup. Yes, it has close ties to crypto. No, ...

The world’s first sperm race was held in Los Angeles on Friday night, and it was…interesting. Commercial real estate media outlet Traded reported that the Sperm Racing startup – which was the ...

It's a commonly held belief: Sperm cells are like runners in an epic race, competing against each other for access to the coveted egg at the finish line. The egg, in turn, waits patiently for the ...

On-site doctors processed the sperm, which was then placed onto a microscopic racetrack while audiences followed along on the big screen. (Curtis Luong / Daily Trojan) In the last sperm race of Friday ...

At some point, we've all had some business ideas that probably could have been pretty successful if we'd actually pursued them. And yet, for whatever reason, we didn't. Maybe you didn't actually want ...

Warning: This article covers a sensitive topic that some may find disturbing. Discretion is advised. The world’s first sperm race was held in Los Angeles on Friday night, and it was…interesting.