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Oh, and it can whoop the Lamborghini Gallardo on the track.

Cannabis can treat inflammation, pain, and nausea, among other ills. But an estimated 9 percent of users will develop a dependence on the drug.

The nominations aren't official, but with Hulu getting shortlisted for two documentaries, odds are good that next year's Academy Awards will feature all three major streaming platforms.

As perplexing to diagnose as it is to treat, acute flaccid myelitis may foreshadow whether our surveillance systems could uncover a severe epidemic.

An uptick in potentially Iran-related hacking since the nuclear deal collapsed spells trouble for the US and allies.

Artificial intelligence has proved effective at keeping nudity and pornography off of Facebook. But recognizing hate speech and bullying is a much tougher task.

Science often progresses not because of ideas or insights but because more precise tools for measurement are invented, and those tools open new frontiers.

VW's self-driving division Audi AID picked Luminar's system from a crowded field, impressed by its range and resolution.

Frustrated by Twitter's silence on abuse against women, Amnesty International crowdsourced its own data and found that the platform was especially toxic for black women.

'Mortal Engines', however, is not faring so well. Plus: details on Netflix's 'Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance' and Apple's 'Peanuts' project.

It's more than just a program—it's perhaps the most transformative software Hollywood has ever seen.

A new report documents how the Internet Research Agency had a much more sustained, deliberate focus on black Americans.

A Senate report finds that Russia's Internet Research Agency was far more active, and more successful, on Instagram in 2017 than on Facebook or Twitter.

Solve this *Captain America* physics puzzle.

Time's ticking, but it's okay! Here are some great tech Christmas gifts with free 2-day shipping.

Werner Herzog is involved with this show. Yes, you read that correctly.

A new report for the Senate exposes how the IRA used every major social media platform to target voters before and after the 2016 election.

The automaker's AI and robotics-focused investment arm expands its view to what's happening on the water.

For all its faults, the internet compares favorably to earlier generations of TV and radio.

Satellite imagery of penguin poop is helping scientists see how climate change affects the birds' diet and the food chain more broadly.

“Even when you yearn for the ideal of a trustless web of incorruptible cryptography, sometimes you still have to rely on your fellow human beings.”

How I became my own data broker—and sold my digital soul in the process.

We have an insatiable demand for the universe's physical resources, but we thrive most on the intangibles we've created together on our home planet.

Researchers in Australia have invented a new typeface with features designed to boost focus and learning.

Counterintuitively, the best way to prolong the lifespans of these giant computers is to submerge them in water.

Your talent—and Instagram following—has outgrown your phone­cam. Start the new year by getting serious about your ­photography with one of these small shooters.

Superhero movies are awesome, but they all tell mostly the same story. Films like M. Night Shyamalan's 'Glass' are more inspiring, especially in 2019.

The headlines might blare “robots are coming for our jobs!” but what if the outlook for tomorrow is much more nuanced—much more human?

“Once, _The Daily Argus_ had fact-checkers, copy editors, legal advisers. Those people are gone now, and in their place there’s the Farm.”

You probably know that ditching meat from your diet is healthier and better for the planet. But what if it were better for your wallet? Or schedule?

“You’ve come to the library as usual out of desperation, shock, yearning, boredom.”

A Dutch couple is traversing Antarctica in their Solar Voyager, which they 3-D printed from upcycled plastic and power with 10 solar panels.

“Brad is part of the show. A human placebo.”

The discovery that metabolic rate affects the longevity of not just organisms but also species is intriguing. Could this work for humans too?

I needed a getaway. But I couldn't get away from Airbnb's stress-inducing pop-ups.

The investigation in to Russian interference and Donald Trump has sprung so many offshoots, it's hard to keep track. Here's a comprehensive list. It's long.

He Jiankui was broadly condemned for editing the DNA of twins. But more widely used forms of gene editing, like IVF, perpetuate inequality by design.

President Trump misspells smoking. Plus: The Washington Post adds a "Bottomless Pinocchio" rating, Theresa May cancels a Brexit vote, and more.

We go deep into the Tesla CEO’s very difficult past few years, hop aboard a self-driving truck, ogle Aston Martin’s hypercar, and more.

Two independent papers vanquish lingering doubts about LIGO’s historic discovery of gravitational waves.

A rash on my wrist made me consider why I've been wearing a wearable for so long.

Binary stars have a sort of relationship, but not one you’d want to be in.

Chinese hackers targeting the Navy, charity scammers, and more security news this week.

The latest from Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead is everything studio movies are not.

With his new feature, 'If Beale Street Could Talk,' already prompting award predictions, the writer-director discusses his approach and what comes next.

Game consoles, controllers, and critically acclaimed games like ‘God of War’ are on sale at multiple retailers for Christmas.

The startup is just one of many self-driving developers looking for the best way to approach the tricky question of safety.

For more than 20 years, Amazon has successfully quashed efforts to unionize its American workers, but a new wave of labor organizing is under way.

Makes sense. Slytherin are known for their resourcefulness and ambition.

Climate change is real, and it’s impacting us right now. How much of it can be fixed by personal responsibility versus policy?