Versions of a "wealth tax" proposed by the 2020 hopeful have been put in place in a number of countries. Most have gotten rid of them. | Continue reading
Grant Thompson just wanted to play "Fortnite" and chat with friends. His discovery led Apple to suspend a popular iPhone feature. | Continue reading
Everything you hate about online culture is created and maintained by other people. | Continue reading
The pinkish dwarf planet is more than 100 times farther from the sun than Earth is — and almost four times more distant than Pluto. | Continue reading
"This research is teaching us how the sun evolves, and how it affects our daily lives." | Continue reading
Most Americans are unwilling to pay $10 a month to fight climate change, a survey found. | Continue reading
Jared Kushner was rejected for a top secret clearance by 2 career security specialists, but their supervisor overruled them and approved him, say sources. | Continue reading
Jared Kushner was rejected for a top secret clearance by 2 career security specialists, but their supervisor overruled them and approved him, say sources. | Continue reading
Forensic techniques including bite-mark comparisons and blood-spatter analysis have sent dozens of innocent people to prison. | Continue reading
Federal prosecutors have formally approached people in the U.S., Germany and Iceland and pressed them to testify against Assange, according to WikiLeaks. | Continue reading
Maduro said his government was breaking relations with the United States and gave diplomatic personnel 72 hours to leave the country. | Continue reading
Stories illustrate how the funeral homes now under scrutiny may have ended up having so many remains and why it is that families didn't notice. | Continue reading
It will feature a "smart traffic system," a huge green space bigger than New York’s Central Park, a mega-mall and housing for 6.5 million people. | Continue reading
“The availability of firearms is contributing to an increase in the actual number of suicides," one researcher said. | Continue reading
Some studies have shown that the chemicals encourage coral bleaching. | Continue reading
Researchers say even one or two joints cause changes in areas of the brain involved in emotion-related processing, learning and forming memories. | Continue reading
The Korolev Crater is almost 51 miles wide and more than a mile deep — and full of ice that never melts. | Continue reading
Scientists say the microwave-sized craft would suck its watery fuel right out of the asteroids, planets and moons it's exploring. | Continue reading
The photo has been reprinted, posted and passed around for decades: Two grinning brothers, hair standing on end, unaware that they were minutes away from being struck by lightning while climbing Moro Rock in California’s Sequoia National Park.“We were from San Diego and really st … | Continue reading
Of all the voices we heard from on Tuesday night, the freshman lawmaker's was by far the most compelling. And she's not going anywhere. | Continue reading
One mobile data industry executive told NBC News, "The third parties that have this stuff are happy to sell it to anyone.” | Continue reading
A CNBC investigation: JetSmarter, a start-up that claimed to revolutionize jet travel, was actually losing millions of dollars a month and failing to deliver on its promises. | Continue reading
Economists warn that a catastrophe is in the making if the partial government closure continues for weeks or months. | Continue reading
Government researchers did not offer an explanation, but experts cited factors including changing economics and fewer teen pregnancies. | Continue reading
"There are important things we are not doing," FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb says. | Continue reading
NBC News obtained a photo showing results of a test on a steel wall prototype. | Continue reading
The winner originally thought he had won $10,000. The ticket ended up being worth a lot more. | Continue reading
Shane Erdmann started the online vigilante operation POPSquad, one of many similar groups tapping into a hunger for vengeance. | Continue reading
Months of harassment led Matthew Herrick to file a lawsuit against the dating app — and he's using laws meant to protect consumers from dangerous products to do so. | Continue reading
If 2018 was a busy one for spaceflight, the coming year promises to be even busier. | Continue reading
Said one ex-official, "Terrorists trying to infiltrate the U.S. across our southern border was more of a theoretical vulnerability than an actual one." | Continue reading
The company has said it could face "significant liability" if its equipment was found to have caused last year's wildfires. | Continue reading
Cigarette butts have long been the single most collected item on the world’s beaches, with a total of more than 60 million collected over 32 years. | Continue reading
A Latina sorority says it was wrongly punished for hazing by the University of Virginia after requiring its members to study 25 hours a week. | Continue reading
Bashing Beto O'Rourke (and every other Democrat) doesn't help liberals' cause in 2020. It only helps Trump. | Continue reading
The settlement stems from allegations that Career Education Corporation lied about job placement rates and misled prospective students. | Continue reading
The settlement stems from allegations that Career Education Corporation lied about job placement rates and misled prospective students. | Continue reading
We combined two households under one small roof. But there's no use in purging if you keep purchasing. | Continue reading
We combined two households under one small roof. But there's no use in purging if you keep purchasing. | Continue reading
“Time is really up on selling your business dream as a social justice movement,” said the president of the Minority Cannabis Business Association. | Continue reading
This weekend’s major release introduces an entirely new way to experience entertainment. | Continue reading
The patients may have been exposed to blood-borne illnesses due to "lapses in infection control in sterilization," according to the surgery center. | Continue reading
"It’s likely that the issues will affect the process of printing and delivering the Sunday newspapers as well," the Los Angeles Times said in a statement. | Continue reading
"It’s likely that the issues will affect the process of printing and delivering the Sunday newspapers as well," the Los Angeles Times said in a statement. | Continue reading
“You really now need an entirely separate internet, that is based around allowing children to remain anonymous,” said SuperAwesome CEO Dylan Collins. | Continue reading
"It seems like they've built essentially a side-friction roller coaster," an expert said. | Continue reading
In the 21st century, both men and women are needed in the workplace and the nursery. Because when the male hand also rocks the cradle, the world wins. | Continue reading