Native Americans living in California made their own plastic water bottles. However, they didn't know how toxic that might be.

It's called Ghost Mode.

Arbitration agreements prevent lawsuits---but exacerbate the cultural problems endemic to startups.

One click on the remote toggles between a television and a display for digital art.

Researchers built a proof-of-concept system to show that Uber and Lyft don't actually need to know where you are.

Sophomore slumps are common, sure, but sometimes things are misunderstood for a reason—and Ana Lily Amirpour's new outing is no exception.

'Nobody Speak' is about more than a lawsuit—it's about money, power, and the freedom of the press.

The search giant launches a venture fund to finance startups creating machine intelligence technology.

The lead crisis in America is a data crisis.

SpaceX plans to launch another recovered booster from the history-worn Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center.

Capping Medicaid is very bad news for the 2.5 million Americans struggling with an opioid addiction.

Nineteen legislators say the discovery of automated grid-disruption malware in Ukraine means the White House isn't doing enough to protect critical infrastructure.

VR180 isn't VR, but it’s way more accessible.

How Trump's decision on net neutrality impacts everyone

Researchers are turning to algorithms to make exoskeletons more efficient.

It’s easy to assume that the seat of human intelligence is similar to our increasingly smart devices. But that idea could be misdirecting neuroscience.

Created by Robin Hunicke and her experimental game design company, Funomena, the VR game Luna is a parable about mistakes and redemption.

Satoshi Fujiwara documents the people documenting tragedy.

The long-promised age of the flying car is finally here (kinda). Here are 10 of the most promising designs.

Prevagen is just one of many nootropics on the market, each aimed at a different kind of audience. And none of them have much science behind them.

Against all odds, tens of thousands of Brendan Fraser fans on Facebook have carved out a kind place on the internet.

Nanotube-based Vantablack was aimed at engineers. Then a famous sculptor locked it up—and the artistic community found this unpalatable.

The Democrat's loss in Georgia's 6th District is what happens when a local political campaign goes viral.

Uber's CEO sees a moment of reckoning.

Uber's CEO resigned today. Here's a timeline of how the company got here.

The Curiosity rover has gotten really good at automatically detecting rocks and blasting them with a laser.

The planemaker's latest effort to save the slow-selling super jumbo.

Learning to code is as easy as playing with Koov, a set of programmable building blocks.

A new hands-off hack uses an EMP attack to overcome fundamental software protections.

Wikipedia was the rare place where people across the political spectrum could hash out solid facts. A wave of defectors is challenging that.

It's been 10 years since the launch of the iPhone, which I and three other journalists received early. Nothing has been the same since.

The powers that be are withholding information that will help us get better internet access. This cannot stand.

When 198 million voter records get exposed on the internet, you've got plenty of reason for concern.

Airplanes can't fly because it's too hot? That's crazy. No, not if you understand the science behind it.

The OnePlus 5 comes with class-leading specs, for half the price of an iPhone 7.

A new $65 million renovation makes Mass MoCA the 120,000-square foot gorilla of the contemporary art world.