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http://www.businessinsider.com/nasas-ne ... 015-7?op=1

"Uhhh, Commander, I've lost contact with Voyager..."

http://www.businessinsider.com/nasas-ne ... uto-2015-7

*looks around nervously for shiny bits of metallic-looking liquid that looks like it might be....alive*

Looks like the Scions have their Jammers on and their bases up and running.

How are articles written in 2015 still referring to Pluto as a planet? It's been ten years!

(It also annoys me that Ceres is referred to as "a giant asteroid" when it has the same classification as Pluto...)

Probably cause it now is a dwarf planet, and that is still a planet (the word is there..).
For most it is probably like a small car, although perhaps not taken seriously, is still a car.

Seems things are turning out different though. I can clearly see voyagers minigun has been deployed....

The definitions of "planet" and "dwarf planet" are mutually exclusive. A planet must have cleared its orbit of other objects, while a dwarf planet must have failed to. The two are not compatible.