A survey shows which scientists are more likely to share their results before "official" publication.

Here's where the meme came from, what the recording is actually saying, and who recorded it in the first place.

Needless to say, this coaxial, self-powered chopper is *not* your traditional helicopter.

Epic's free-to-play battle royale title defies all conventional wisdom about crossover gaming success.

Project Shield already defends journalists and human rights groups from DDoS attacks. Now, Jigsaw will help political campaigns out as well.

New research shows that the presence of just one connected, automated car can smooth traffic for everyone.

English artist Haroon Mizra is recreating an ancient archeological "stone circle" in Marfa—and adding a modern twist.

Grab a discount on RAVPower's fast, beautiful wireless chargers until the end of May.

In a Facebook live video, the CSO of one of the largest networks of stem cell clinics in the country touted a new, unregulated treatment.

Star Wars references. Dorky tweets. Goofy videos. FCC chair Ajit Pai just wants to be one of the tech nerds, but he seems to be trying to destroy everything they believe in.

Former national security officials say the Trump administration's decision to eliminate top cybersecurity policy roles sends the wrong message.

The social network is taking steps to limit the reach of users that exhibit "troll-like behaviors that distort and detract from the public conversation."

CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is trying to make Uber seem trustworthy. Ending forced arbitration is a savvy first step.

The city council cut a proposed per-employee fee nearly in half, after Amazon and more than 100 other companies opposed the original plan.

The Supreme Court has ruled that states can legalize sports betting if they want to. So what does that mean for the internet?

Animators used digital tools to improve T'Challa's fight choreography, too.

This hydrothermal field in Dallol puts on a hell of a show.

Facebook issued its first report on objectionable content, showing the prevalence of graphic violence is rising, as is Facebook’s ability to detect it.

It’s the first robo-fly that doesn’t need to be tethered to a power supply.

Sex doll maker RealBotix is betting that that AI can help its latest creation offer an extra layer of companionship that goes beyond sex.

Between new apps like TapeACall and good old-fashioned hardware, there are plenty of ways to save key conversations.

And the automaker's reasons point to the American struggle to adapt to a new kind of driving.

Darpa calls on researchers to autonomously explore the innards of Earth. Get ready for high drama and some fantastical-looking robots.

For a new console like the Xbox One X, this $100 discount is pretty amazing.

Jimmy Song, a venture partner at Blockchain Capital, tells the biggest cryptocurrency conference of the year that blockchain is a solution in search of a problem.

Tech moguls like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk aren't using their money to solve today's pressing problems. They're trying to change the world...again.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s job is to make sense of how Russia hacked the 2016 election. But to make sense of Mueller, you have to revisit some of the bloodiest battles of Vietnam.

Curious consumers can now get one of Whoop's sports-tracking wearables, beloved by elite athletes, for a $30 monthly fee.

In a surprising reversal, the president says he wants to avert planned sanctions on telecommunications company ZTE.

Future spacecraft will scan for biomarkers of life in the ocean of Jupiter's moon.

The best and worst of the blockchain were on display at last weekend's Ethereal Summit.

An attack called eFail overcomes the protections of encrypted email standards PGP and S/MIME.

Previous seasons have left Pied Piper in various stages, but Unmitigated Success has never been one of them. What now?

As the ground shifts beneath their feet, officials in Canada’s Nunavut turn to creative engineering to save scarce homes—and plan for a future built on bedrock.

Opinion: Residents' failure to follow evacuation orders in Montecito signal a loss of faith in science.

Meditation isn’t for you? These phone-free social media workshops promise to build the mindfulness right into your technology.

The Lunar X Prize may be dead, but this startup still wants to go to the moon.

Season 2 has already introduced more weird symbols, hidden bunkers, and beaches. Anyone else feel like they’ve heard this song before?

This week’s episode went in a direction many fans predicted—and planted more explosives in its philosophical minefield.

The 2019 RDX SUV comes with a 'True Touchpad' interface that takes the best parts of touchscreens and touchpads, to make life on the road easier than ever.

The future of transportation looks to be merging with sci-fi. But the bike-tech revolution reminds us that innovation isn’t always about the totally new.

President Trump's personal lawyer continued to dominate the news last week. Here's why.

Faced with a navigational challenge, neural networks spontaneously evolved units resembling the brain cells that help living animals track their location.

To truck marijuana around the Golden State, you might have to register your vehicle with a federal government that's not too keen on your new small business.

Pan, the “ravioli moon,” carves a path through the pretty debris ringing this most photogenic of planets.

Over the years, sci-fi's approach to so-called "Adam and Eve stories" has evolved immensely.

Hidden Alexa commands, cell phone tracking, and more security news this week.

Among the Russian ads released by House Democrats this week were links promoting malicious Chrome extensions.

Google’s adorable, affordable home assistant device is now (almost) two for the price of one.

The FAA is down with drones, but it has a whole lot of questions before it lets Uber fill them with people.