The safe, heavily researched HPV vaccine remains tragically under-used — and anti-vaccine movies and conferences could make it more so if we’re not careful. | Continue reading
Baseball’s complex blackout structure makes streaming games complicated to watch. Here’s why it’s so confusing. | Continue reading
If the "mirrorverse" exists, upcoming experiments involving subatomic particles could reveal it. | Continue reading
Mark Nadal is one of a growing number of technologists trying to right what they see as the wrongs of the internet by building a new one around decentralization. | Continue reading
A 1995 heat wave in Chicago killed 739 people. Now cities prepare for heat waves, but the root problems that caused the deaths still remain. | Continue reading
Instagram has struggled to crack down on the sellers of counterfeit goods, who use the platform’s photo-focused network to show off their wares. | Continue reading
Analysis: As rivals launch their own streaming services and take back rights to popular shows, Netflix is facing increasing pressure to create stronger original content. | Continue reading
The tech giant says it has tracked more than 700 cyberattacks by foreign adversaries against U.S. political organizations so far this election cycle. | Continue reading
We are willfully turning a blind eye to the sordid history of treason that led to its unique treatment in the U.S. Constitution. | Continue reading
Silicon Valley was "a little bit slow for us," said Shenzhen-based entrepreneur Jason Gui, one of millions of Chinese people who were educated in the U.S. | Continue reading
In a private Facebook group, workers discussed the stress of the consumer holiday, including what kind of perks workers can expect: "a granola bar." | Continue reading
The iconic Beetle might have vanished entirely if it weren’t for a British officer assigned to oversee the restoration of VW’s factory in the heavily bombed town of Wolfsburg after the end of World War II. | Continue reading
“If this plane doesn’t start flying again before Christmas, it could start to get very ugly for Boeing in terms of order cancellations,” one aviation expert said. | Continue reading
The Cleveland Clinic in Ohio said it has done five uterus transplants so far and hoped to enroll 10 women in its study. | Continue reading
Adam Mosseri, the head of Facebook-owned Instagram, said the company is willing to make decisions that keep its users safe from online bullying, even if it leads to decreased usage. | Continue reading
"I’ve never seen pushback in such a fashion before," Terry Schilling, executive director of the American Principles Project, told NBC News. | Continue reading
"Solar methanol islands” could curb our reliance on fossil fuels that belch harmful greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. | Continue reading
In a rare, scathing statement sent exclusively to NBC News, Cook took issue with a report published Sunday night by The Wall Street Journal. | Continue reading
"Cuomo uses his Attorney General as a bludgeoning tool for his own purposes," Trump tweeted. "They sue on everything, always in search of a crime." | Continue reading
If the "mirrorverse" exists, upcoming experiments involving subatomic particles could reveal it. | Continue reading
Users from pro-Trump communities on 4chan and Reddit implored fellow members to vote for lower-polling candidates, specifically Tulsi Gabbard and Bill de Blasio. | Continue reading
This latest challenge shows how schools struggle to fill empty teaching positions and maintain teaching standards. | Continue reading
These solar sails could herald a new era of spaceflight in which spacecraft forgo the rocket motors they’ve relied on for decades. | Continue reading
The move to block vaccine misinformation follows similar actions by other tech companies including Facebook and Amazon. | Continue reading
New study focused on people with Lyme arthritis, but findings may apply to chronic symptoms of the tick-borne disease. | Continue reading
This spring's momentous floodwaters or the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill could be the cause. | Continue reading
Autopsies were pending for an Iowa Department of Public Safety worker, his wife and their two sons. Police said all had been shot. | Continue reading
Activists in both Hong Kong and mainland China often use Telegram to organize protests. | Continue reading
Since drowning is common, police may initially assume it's an accident. A small group of investigators and divers are pushing for more scrutiny. | Continue reading
“The world should know that what they’re doing out here is crazy,” said a man who refused to share his passcode with police. | Continue reading
The service, which doesn't require cable service authentication, is intended to go round-the-clock by next year. | Continue reading
No other candidate has made it central to his or her rationale for running and proposed presidential agenda. | Continue reading
The plans could inconvenience hundreds of thousands of customers while endangering some who depend on electricity to keep them alive. | Continue reading
When the moon blotted out the sun on May 29, 1919, scientists were able to confirm the physicist's theory of relativity. | Continue reading
Analysis: The president is wielding power in ways not seen in the United States in generations — if ever. | Continue reading
“Before you reach the summit you have to wait and every minute counts at that height,” said Krishma Poudel of Peak Promotion mountaineering agency in Nepal. | Continue reading
Community is more powerful than technology. | Continue reading
The measure, which creates a narrow exception to the state's double jeopardy law, now goes to Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo's desk. | Continue reading
An intelligence crisis could undermine our problem-solving capacities and dim the prospects of the global economy. | Continue reading
Russia's Ministry of Defense acknowledged its planes were in the region on what it described as scheduled training exercises. | Continue reading
Private Facebook groups urge parents to poison autistic kids with chlorine dioxide to “cure” them. These moms are going undercover to fight back. | Continue reading
“Our traditional secrecy and lack of transparency has probably come back to haunt us,” the president of the National Police Foundation said. | Continue reading
Can the city solve its housing crisis by doing away with single-family zoning? | Continue reading
New research suggests that the Big Bang that birthed the cosmos occurred 12.5 billion years ago. | Continue reading
A drone dropped anti-media leaflets over the San Francisco 49ers' and Oakland Raiders' stadiums in 2017 in violation of national security restrictions. | Continue reading
The billionaire tycoon's ideas draw from the vision of physicist Gerard K. O’Neill, who pioneered concepts for space settlements in the 1970s. | Continue reading