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Tuesday July 10, 2018. 03:00 AM
The latest Surface is Microsoft's smallest—and least expensive.
Time-lapse footage of a calving Glacier in Greenland could help researchers anticipate catastrophic sea-level rise.
The comics artist co-created many iconic characters—but that's not the only reason he should be remembered.
Monday July 9, 2018. 11:07 PM
The video platform is less focused on getting rid of conspiracy theorists than on trying to elevate journalism it considers valuable.
A Canadian nonprofit alliance is trying to save a staple fish supply—via drone photography.
By drawing on prior experience, a humanoid-ish robot can watch a human pick up an apple and drop it in a bowl, then do the same itself, even if it’s never seen an apple before.
Tread gently on the planet with a versatile pack made mostly from recycled materials.
Fights over renewable standards and nuclear power can be vicious. Here's a list of views that climate hawks share.
Groceries, toddlers, and tools all fit in the cargo box of the Riese & Müller Load.
The on-demand economy gives fewer opportunities for people to interact with those outside their class—creating impermeable inequality.
We’re witnessing, it seems, the localization of the genre, if not its full-on domestication—and Tau embodies that domestication.
There haven't been as many hacks and attacks compared to this time last year, but that's where the good news ends.
Alia, which allows employers to pay voluntary contributions toward benefits for domestic workers, could be a model for others without insurance or paid time off.
Instead of digging into Belgium's Ypres Salient, archaeologists used lidar laser scanners to map the war zone and turn up some remarkable finds.
Pruitt's replacement might be more effective at gutting environmental protection than Pruitt himself.
Sunday July 8, 2018. 04:06 PM
Opinion: Twitter and Facebook need to cut the excuses and consider the greater good when managing content on their platforms.
Well, Twitter loves memes in general, but this one really took off.
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act says platforms are not liable for the content they host. Legendary troll Ken ZZ03 was its first test.
Astronomers have found stars dating from a long-ago collision between the Milky Way and another galaxy. The crash helps to explain why the Milky Way looks the way it does.
Traumatized by the news? Enter the peaceful world of train rides, city walks, and hikes on YouTube.
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