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Opinion: A physics professor explains why male scientists devalue research that identifies gender bias in the field.

With the ACA's birth control coverage requirement under threat, a nonprofit is offering a cheaper, FDA-approved hormonal IUD to compete with Bayer's options.

"The Dragon and the Wolf" will be the series' longest episode ever—but will it be able to give us everything we want?

When North Korea is your neighbor, you gotta be prepared.

Facebook, Apple, and Google are about to steal Hollywood's mojo.

Though questions abound.

Scientists have found groups of neurons that listen for changes in someone’s speaking tone—and turn it into meaning.

The world record stands at 24 minutes 3 seconds. How much can it improve?

We can give computers vision, but we can take it away too.

With a contract signed in 2010, Taiwan paid less than half the going rate for a SpaceX launch.

A new study shows not only that federal cybersecurity is as dismal that you thought, but why.

Feeling like 'Blade Runner' by way of David Cronenberg, Bloober Team's game is a stunning trip into the digital unknown.

Edoardo Delille and Giulia Piermatiri photographed NGOs helping people crossing the border from Mexico and a paramilitary group trying to stop them.

We take a tour of Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's studio, where she makes surreal soundscapes.

San Francisco official studying levy on technology that displaces workers

Startup CEO Matt Bencke, 45, thought he’d thrown out his back. Then he went to the ER and received the most sobering news of his life.

Introducing "HardWIRED: Welcome to the Robotic Future," a new video series in which we explore the many fascinating machines that are transforming society.

Will you Slack the wrong gossip to the wrong person? Probably, but who cares. Will Skynet become self-aware and kill us all? Nah. At least, not yet.

The California startup is expanding its service from Rwanda to its much larger neighbor.

Fired Google engineer and his lawyer say others claim discrimination for political views

The pop star has the ability to grab the entire internet's attention with one tweet. Here's how she could use her influence to enact change.

If anyone can take a bite out of Amazon, it's the combined forces of Walmart and Google.

There's a new Joker movie reportedly in the works. Can it possibly get close to what's come before?

Mercedes-Benz's latest convertible concept says "no" to a depressing, commoditized future.

“Read all of these documents and make up your own mind.”

Forget the Galaxy Note 7 disaster. Samsung shoved All The Things into the Note 8 and made it work.

Opinion: The president's National Space Council should prioritize diplomacy.

Can a viral fancasting phenomenon realistically change the industry’s status quo?

Looking to stream some of the best sci-fi movies around? This list has got you covered. Settle in for some aliens and androids.

Sharing your DNA with science could help cure disease. But once it's out there, you can't get it back. Encryption can at least keep it safe.

The Vegan Cheetah is a YouNow vlogger who revels in being a bully. Now, one of his harassment targets is taking him to court.

Obama welcomed a new generation of techies to the White House. Now, some fear such gains may be erased under Trump.

Workers on Amazon Mechanical Turk have long felt ignored and underpaid. A new platform hopes to give them a better home—and could change the future of crowd work.

Cloud computing's big, distant data centers can't support VR and self-driving cars—but "edge computing" can.

A Gen Z-er spends 12 days at camp learning from the creator of Wolfram Alpha and 42 future billionaires.

Virginia Heffernan on why we all need to learn to read the Internet, not live in it.

Seriously. Skip it. You can thank us later for this dynamite piece of advice.

Now that Verizon has changed its unlimited data plan, it's time to see how everyone's all-you-can-eat plan stacks up.

Rachel Bujalski documents the people who drove hundreds of miles and countless hours to see the eclipse.

The gelatinous salp pulses at its own frequency, but they live together as a long chain—somehow, moving efficiently as a whole.

What's the best way to punch someone if you possess superhuman strength?

The actor's impersonation isn't just funny, it's very technically proficient.

Elon Musk and others seek restrictions on use of autonomous weapons

White supremacist message board users has taken issue with the alt-right, in an echo of past divisions.

Fujifilm's latest instant camera shoots square film, but is it worth tolerating a quirky camera?

An early taste of the hacked robot uprising.

The crossover show lets the streaming service see how their shows' fans overlap.

Why did YouTube remove a World War II video? Because algorithms, and humans, are flawed