Opinion: The Communications Decency Act shields sex-trafficking websites. It's time for Congress to intervene.

If you're all about slo-mo and smooth 4K, GoPro's got you covered.

There was a time when SpaceX had to sue to bid on Air Force missions. No longer.

Los Angeles Metro is looking for a private company to help it design and implement an experiment in on-demand service.

The urgent question: Can government agents finally prove that enough trees come from illegal logging sites in Peru to stop shipments into the US?

The face-tracking tech Apple debuted with the iPhone X has been in the works for decades.

Now that Bertha's done digging, the new underground highway is nearly ready for human travelers.

Hopeworks couples tech training with trauma-informed counseling to help transition Camden residents into the tech workforce.

Botnik's predictive-text keyboards infuse add randomness to specific story tropes to create truly dada ditties.

For a show like 'Stranger Things' to succeed abroad Netflix has to translate its genius to as many markets as possible. Literally.

The startup is using augmented reality to make presentations more immersive and engaging.

Toys are a powerful way to teach kids how to engineer and code. And they way they're targeted has important effects.

Is Luke going to the dark side? Will Kylo Ren see the light? Fan theories are all over the place on this one.

Do three warm winters in a row mean the planet is warming faster, or is the trend just part of normal seasonal variability?

From the right and the left, concerns mount about the power of Google, Facebook and other big tech companies.

A backpack that doubles down on the details.

Studies of the energy-harvesting proteins in primitive cells suggest that key features of photosynthesis might have evolved a billion years earlier than scientists thought.

Ivanka Trump says she had a punk phase and was "really into Nirvana" in the 1990s. Not everyone on Twitter is buying that.

Robocars headed for Manhattan will have to learn some new tricks. So will New Yorkers.

I trekked with nomads. Their attitude about possessions presages a new age of traveling light.

But Nat Segaloff's new biography captures the author's big personality and enormous talent.

The technological revolution has been slow to arrive in finance, but it is surely coming.

Another Flash zero-day, a Microsoft breach, and more of this week's top security news.

The Golden State yanks the van commuting service’s license after it fails three inspections.

_Paperclips_ is a simple clicker game that manages to turn you into an artificial intelligence run amok.

When the trek to work involves multiple modes of transit, this gear will ease your way.

For the first time in human history and modern science, researchers have detected ripples in spacetime produced by the violent impact of two dense neutron stars

Building on the devastating Mirai botnet that took major sites offline a year ago, Reaper has some scary new tricks.

A surge of voice-assisted speakers rushed the shores this month.

The writer-directors—and twin brothers—sit down to talk about the second season of their hit Netflix series.

We found deals on projecting alarm clocks, 4K TVs, laptops, and more!

Investors, banks, and governments are all experimenting with blockchain technology inspired by Bitcoin.

Schuberth's sleek C4 motorcycle helmet is designed to keep wind noise down, and has a chin shield that flips up.

Videogames have always used death as a punishment. Indie title 'A Mortician's Tale' wants to change that.

Plus, Alphabet builds a real city on data, General Motors tests robocars in Manhattan, Volvo unveils a Tesla-fighting EV, and more.

I have no idea how Aquaman got into the middle of a fight in the sky. He's not supposed to be able to fly.

This Chromebook's big aspirations are undermined by software bugs and weak hardware.

The new system taps augmented reality to give operators a complete sense of their surroundings.

Opinion: States have the power to dissolve companies that are bad actors. They should take action with Equifax.

The recent onset of "cryptojacking" has left victims befuddled, but reforms could make it a valuable tool.

The new jet is here to rival Boeing's successful 787 Dreamliner.

Scholars have ways to think about "problematic" artists and their work. But what about science and equally problematic scientists?

Verizon says Oath, its unit combining AOL and Yahoo, reaped $2 billion in quarterly revenue. That's a long way from Google and Facebook.

A new study elucidating the mechanisms by which blood glucose fuels tumors is not the kind of science on which to build a diet.

Social networks train us to focus on images and emotions, sapping the quest for knowledge.

The Honest Ads Act increases transparency in online political ads. That's important. But it won't stop bad actors from exploiting open platforms.

Netflix's new trailer finally reveals when Marvel antihero Frank Castle will be crashing into your living room.

Nature is much spookier when you see it up close—especially when it includes bug sex.