A new concept from startup Ori makes shape-shifting furniture transforms your living space on demand.

New Zealand is beautiful, but its' night sky is just as stunning.

Opinion: Facebook needs to fix its policies to keep the platform open to the LGBTQ community and people of color.

On board: more than 6,400 pounds of supplies.

Researchers tested their own stingray against five free Android apps. It beat them all.

A CEO's quest to make Instagram a really nice place to be. Luckily, he's got a little help from artificial intelligence.

For years, inflammatory rhetoric consumed backwater internet message boards. They can’t take it back now.

Paul DeLorean's DR-7 VTOL aircraft is the latest entry in an increasingly crowded field.

Russia's government draws on a century of espionage tradecraft to influence and undermine Western society. Now it’s updated for the digital age.

As our journey toward global chaos continues, take a moment to smell the flowers—the rotting, morally bankrupt, online flowers.

When people take photos of things they’re interested in, they tend to focus on those things more intently.

A problem that has hit the F-35 fighter jet.

Buddhist practice has been co-opted as a capitalist tool. That can be the first step to enlightenment.

North Korea tensions, password regrets, Shadow Brokers, and more of the week's top security news.

Stephen King fans have been looking forward to an adaptation of the novels, but this isn't really what they had in mind.

To create a good living replica of the human brain, your best hope may be to let “organoid” components assemble it for you.

Aer's upgraded backpack can accommodate your essentials plus your gym stuff.

Greedy black holes, glittering dwarf galaxies, and one last look at the moon before the total solar eclipse.

Ten years after the Dawn spacecraft left the comfort of Earth, we’re checking in on the righteous, ion-powered machine.

This week: Disney ditches Netflix, bundles await, and Facebook makes TV now.

Stefen Chow and Hui-Yi show you just how far the cost of that charger or knock-off handbag could go.

There might be a civic duty you're fulfilling—or you might just be a voyeur.

The academic and commercial spheres are seeing rapid advances in AI technology. And the Pentagon wants in.

The same hackers who hit the DNC and the Clinton campaign are now apparently spying on high-value travelers via Wi-Fi

Historically, the biggest chunk of money for the IPCC climate report has come from the US. Or rather, it used to.

'Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice' doesn't look like anything special, but it's a raw, vital take on cruelty and trauma.

The 300-year hedge at Bathurst Estate in England is 40 feet tall, 30 feet across, and 450 feet long. And every August, it gets a great big haircut.

First built in 1958, Caspar will mimic the fusion that goes on inside stars to learn how they make heavy elements

Ethereum is more than just digital cash. It's also a decentralized computing platform—and developers are all over it.

Venture-capital firm claims former CEO duped board into approving expansion plant to retain control of company.

Data on what videos users watch and for how long makes new offering a formidable player.

The Boring Company wants to dig a 2-mile test tunnel, starting at the SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne.

"TL;DR Sorry for the late notice but we are going to cancel today’s Town Hall"

Here's how he could make that happen.

More than 5,400 Google employees have weighed in on queries Sundar Pichai should tackle related to controversial diversity memo.

By projecting loose cultural sentiments onto Waters’ public-facing persona, the internet has occluded the gravity of her work.

Get ready for Phase Three of the great streaming-video evolution.

The power grid of the future will require sunny skies above and energy storage below. Thanks to Tesla, Kauai has both.

A nice place to settle down and get some testing done.

Donald Trump's loose rhetoric toward nuclear weapons and North Korea could spell major trouble.

Guard it with your life, because it is your life.

Researchers planted a working hacker "exploit" in a physical strand of DNA.

By collecting medical knowledge in a superintelligent AI, your GP can order tests or prescribe medications they’d normally outsource.

The San Francisco-based outfit will see how its autonomous vehicles handle real live customers.

A special class of proteins helps to make sure sweet receptors ping the right neurons when mice eat sugar.

An artificial intelligence bot that beat StarCraft would be much more impressive than mastering the board game Go.

The Google memo author performed in an off-color skit during a class retreat and used suggestive phrases that one attendee said "crossed the line."