Move over, Captain Marvel—'Dark Phoenix' has a female superhero and supervillain, played by Sophie Turner and Jessica Chastain.

While you could technically cook a chicken by slapping it, as proposed by a recent meme, you might also cook your hand. We crunch the numbers.

Think the Midwest is cold? Welcome to Yakutsk, Russia, a town of 200,000 built on permafrost.

A new startup can generate a piece of custom clothing using smartphone photos you snap of your body. And that's just the beginning of the bespoke clothing future.

Following a controversy involving Winnie the Pooh memes, the game is no longer on Steam.

In recent years, the setting has been criticized as being essentially meaningless. But it might have a crucial role to play in enforcing privacy regulations.

These disaster insurers don't want to hear your story. They just want to drop a flat cash payout, no matter how much—or little—you suffered.

YouTube's filters won't catch every disturbing video, but it does offer settings to better control what kids watch online. Here’s how to use them.

In his testimony before Congress Wednesday, Trump's former fixer gave the most convincing narrative yet about Trump's presidential run.

Volvo's electric- and performance-focused brand eschews the SUV trend with the fastback Polestar 2.

The social media app will pay $5.7 million to settle the allegations, and be required to delete videos uploaded by anyone under 13.

On social media and on partisan sites, the talk of Michael Cohen's hearing in the House Oversight Committee split into like-minded echo chambers.

On Wednesday morning, the former Trump fixer will appear before the House Oversight Committee to share everything he knows about Trump's business practices.

The so-called Pineapple Express is dumping rain down all over California, for one thing. An explanation in the form of a song. (With apologies to Talking Heads.)

Yeast gives us beer and bread. Now researchers have engineered it to do something more improbable: manufacturing the cannabis compounds CBD and THC.

Business email compromise attacks are increasingly targeting nonprofits, and bilking them for iTunes gift cards.

The actor helped Regina King up some stairs at the Oscars. Why is the internet praising him for doing the bare minimum?

Michael Cohen's testimony before the House Oversight committee tells a new story about Trump and Russia.

US Cyber Command's takedown of the Internet Research Agency's network may be more about signaling than immediate effects.

Despite coming from a great developer, the game is a big disappointment.

All that neatly sorted plastic, paper, and glass used to go to China. Now a lot of it is just getting burned instead.

This simple and attractive GPS-enabled tracker is the best way to keep tabs on your pets and kids.

Uber Eats, GrubHub, and DoorDash are battling to be the delivery service of choice for restaurant meals. Knowing the cooking time of pad thai could make the difference.

Etsy is pledging to completely offset its shipping emissions, and its CEO says that the rest of the industry can afford to follow Etsy's lead.

Big telecom networks and platforms such as Google and Facebook are centralizing the internet, former FCC Chair Tom Wheeler says.

The astronaut shares the moments that changed his life, from his boyhood adventures to the rattling spacewalk during which he found himself going blind.

Do not get between gannets and their fish.

But the movie may not need it.

The regulator launches a new task force to monitor competition in the tech industry, but some antitrust advocates say it's just window dressing.

New research shows how nearby attackers can see where you are, send you spoofed carrier messages, and more.

The mobile showcase in Spain set the table for this year's biggest phone trends.

Researchers point a tough-to-fix in some cloud computing setups: hackable firmware.

To save two dozen people from an exploding building, Quicksilver must have moved at roughly 280 km/s—if you believe speed is in fact his superpower.

Blame the death of Google Reader. Or Twitter. Or phones! But more than anything, webcomics have exploded because we're used to looking at squares.

The showrunner's upcoming series is about the Golden Age of Tinseltown—it could be about a lot more.

When one man fell into a coma, his wife sought out a Soviet-era medical technique called phage therapy that ended up saving his life.

The world is close to declaring the total containment of polio, but several labs could still, accidentally, be storing samples of the deadly virus.

Proposals to "pay" users for the value of their data don't reflect how internet giants like Facebook and Google really operate.

A smartphone that doubles as a crypto wallet, the Exodus makes for a solid device—as long as you level your expectations.

The SEC has asked a judge to hold the Tesla CEO in contempt of court, but even that didn't stop Musk's tweeting.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella rebuffed a call from employees to terminate a contract making HoloLens augmented reality headsets for the US Army.

The city's plant life still has a ways to go.

Intelligence Squared U.S. gathers five foreign policy experts to debate and discuss China's tech ascension.

A database of 2 billion tweets shows people get so used to weather extremes they might stop noticing them. That's bad for action on climate change.

The streetfighter bike delivers 110 horsepower, 140 pound-feet of torque, a 120 mph top speed, and 161 miles of range.

Also: Netflix makes a new play for Best Picture and the Carrie Fisher dedication no one expected.

By officially certifying the FIDO2 standard, the mobile OS will soon allow logins to sites and services without having to put in a password.

Common Networks taps Facebook's Terragraph design and millimeter-wave technology to offer home broadband for $50 a month.

Microsoft wants the $3,500 headset to be the most advanced mixed reality computer out there.

No host? That's a good thing. Here's how to tune in for the (fingers-crossed it's streamlined) ceremony.