Apocalypse

"We're all here today, so I don't think Independence Day happened yesterday evening," WFAA meteorologist Kyle Roberts told his viewers while explaining the crop circles on the weather radar.

New Zealand researchers created a scoring system to work out which countries humans could hide in and then repopulate the planet.

Insect numbers everywhere are declining—and scientists aren't exactly sure why.

This is the closest we've been to the end of the world since 1953.

Anything can happen on Hallow's Eve.

A few cast members are playing multiple roles, including a few familiar "AHS" characters, on Season 8.

Season 8 premieres on Wednesday.

For starters, you'll certainly be waiting a while before the season hits FX.

"The coven returns."

If babies covered in blood is your jam, this season of "AHS" is for you.

Apocalyptic thinking about climate change and human technological development is Manichean and unwarranted.

The end of days is near, if the internet is to be believed.

"If you change the earth's climate enough, you might not be able to change it back," an author of the study warns.

The apocalypse, it seems, is upon us again.

"What do we need a world for if there is no Russia in it?" Putin quipped.

After hundreds of thousands of years, signs of this change are finally apparent.

Scientists simulate what the introduction of advanced artificial intelligence into society would look like.

It'd only take a few years until just one person was left.

There's a particular comfort in trying to figure out how the world will end.

If the end time is near, what are we leaving behind? Ken Jennings and John Roderick offer weird trivia for future inhabitants of earth.

The Patriarch says the end of the world "is already visible to the naked eye."

Nibiru is not going to destroy the world, and these three possibilities are not likely to either.

There's still time to watch 'Stranger Things.'

Here's what will happen when the world ends. Apparently.

There's nothing new under the sun.

He also calls out young people for lacking critical thinking skills and being "dumbed down by TV, commercials, sports and so forth."

Pastor Paul Begley said the water would turn blood red and the sun would turn dark.

Robert Kirkman also revealed the death of a major character.

The plot thins in Nicola Barker's inventive exploration of sensory deprivation.

Haven't you heard? The apocalypse is nigh. Here's what to make for dinner.