Understand your cable bill with help from today's Reddit Digest. 

In today's Reddit Digest, controversy over Chris Brown's police report and a witch hunt is nipped in the bud.

On Reddit now: a movie about Nazis from the dark side of the moon and a political movement of ... Neutrons?

Learn about how parasite in cat feces may be driving you mad and a fungus from South America could solve the world's landfill problems.

Internet bogeyman Rep. Lamar Smith continues to outrage redditors.

Today on Reddit, users take aim at Canada's latest censorship bill, two potential hoaxes, and CO2 emissions.  

People who need masks, according to redditors: Polish legislators and Sarah Jessica Parker.

Russia's "Valley of Death," Matt Damon's strangest fans, and imaginary Atlético Madrid jerseys made real—all in today's Reddit Digest.

An atheist Ron Paul supporter, the Reddit SuperPAC, and every pet peeve imaginable—all in today's Reddit Digest. 

With the Stop Online Piracy Act postponed indefinitely, redditors turn their attention to Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement.  

Today on Reddit, users track down a San Francisco tourist and spot a suspicious car in Utah. 

Today on Reddit, anti-SOPA Senator Ron Wyden offers his thanks to the social news site, while other users ponder the implications of the MegaUpload shutdown. 

Try your hand at the test Thomas Edison designed for prospective National Park Service employees

Behind the latest mini-meme: the face made when 20 tennis balls drop. 

The Stop Online Piracy Act continues to dominate the social news cycle, but there's plenty of other mischief and hilarity to be had on Reddit today.

Not even Reddit's humor section is safe from discussion about the Stop Online Piracy Act. 

Reddit meets 4chan, Portlandia's Fred Armisen completes an AMA, and tension mounts in regards to the Stop Online Piracy Act. 

As Reddit prepares to go dark on January 18 to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act, users and admins weigh in on the decision, while Breaking Bad's Giancarlo Esposito pays a visit. 

Tracking missing persons, the emo-goth meme, and a potential Reddit scholarship—all in a day's work on Reddit. 

Sparking students' interests with insight into MTV's "True Life" and NBC's "Community." 

Reddit's live-interview sessions can be a great way to build political buzz—if you're not competing in a seperate thread with a verified, former crack whore. 

The Reddit section /r/sceince debunks a sensational article about "time cloaks" while a redditor takes down Stop Online Piracy Act coauthor Lamar Smith. 

As users ponder the year in Reddit, a new live-interview session by another congressional hopeful hints at the political maelstrom brewing on the social news site. 

Today on Reddit: The "most famous hill in the world," a velvet mite, and video evidence of a New York police officer planting evidence on a suspect.

Today on Reddit: New Year's Eve tomfoolery and a year-long fitness challenge.