Instagram rolled out an update on Thursday, and the internet exploded — and then the change seemed to be rolled back. | Continue reading
Plane buffs monitored Air Force One's flight path, tweeting out the plane's location in real time as it made its way to Iraq. | Continue reading
The interstellar visitor made it respectable to talk about alien spaceships. | Continue reading
Extreme weather and dire climate reports are intensifying the mental health effects of global warming: depression and resignation about the future. | Continue reading
Uber, Lyft, Airbnb and Slack are reportedly making plans to go public, meaning their employees will be in line for a major windfall of cash. | Continue reading
The project's leader hopes to eventually develop a fleet of the submersibles that would be used to save reefs around the world. | Continue reading
At least 63 professional journalists were killed doing their jobs in 2018, a 15 percent increase over last year, Reporters Without Borders said. | Continue reading
"In the past day, we've been accused of disclosing people's private messages to partners without their knowledge," Facebook said. "That's not true." | Continue reading
"I’m in your baby’s room," the hacker said. But the baby was alone and safe. | Continue reading
For $20, customers get geared up with a backpack, headset, and hand and feet sensors — gear worth thousands of dollars, far out of reach for ordinary consumers. | Continue reading
The student said he was amazed to see a group of six armed men in two four-wheel drive vehicles show up to take him and his family to safety. | Continue reading
“If you can’t turn to someone in your life and say how you are really feeling, then you’re only going to end up hurting yourself somehow down the road.” | Continue reading
Scientists are turning the bugs into living drones for collecting vital information about the environment. | Continue reading
The incident raises questions about the Border Patrol's emergency procedures and the Trump administration's policy of delaying immigrants at legal ports of entry. | Continue reading
As research shows paternity leave is good for business, top companies now offer 11 weeks paid time off on average and more are encouraging employees to take that time with their families. | Continue reading
The new affidavit is the latest development in an investigation into election fraud involving absentee ballots. | Continue reading
The on-paper assessment represents a realization that Verizon's online ad strategy, called Oath, is a bust. | Continue reading
Scientists say the underground ecosystems are a "subterranean Galapagos" just waiting to be studied. | Continue reading
Time magazine is spotlighting a handful of journalists who have one thing in common: They were targeted for their work. | Continue reading
"I apologize for the tweets that have come to light tonight from when I was 14 and 15," the Oklahoma quarterback tweeted. | Continue reading
The protests that began earlier this month against planned tax hikes on gas have since morphed into a wider rebuke of Emmanuel Macron’s presidency. | Continue reading
Ex-staffers have reached out to the Texas Democrat to offer advice — and encouragement — as he weighs a bid for the White House. | Continue reading
"The forgotten middle class" has taken to the country's streets. "They feel like the political elite is forgetting about them," one expert said. | Continue reading
"The forgotten middle class" has taken to the country's streets. "They feel like the political elite is forgetting about them," one expert said. | Continue reading
The world's largest hotel chain said it determined on Nov. 19 that an "unauthorized party" had accessed the database as early as 2014. | Continue reading
The Westside tunnel was the result of Musk's Twitter rants about his 17-mile commute along the 405. | Continue reading
Elon Musk's Boring Company made a lot of noise about drilling a tunnel below a busy Los Angeles freeway, but in the end the idea was nixed. | Continue reading
"Word is (Julian Assange) plans 2 more dumps...Impact planned to be very damaging," Jerome Corsi said in email to Stone, say draft court documents. | Continue reading
We can’t slow time itself down, but we can do things to pace ourselves and create more lasting impressions of times past. | Continue reading
"It's a closed loop," said Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who appeared to side with the customers. | Continue reading
Although doctors have linked the cancer to a specific kind of implant, manufacturers have no plans to stop making it. | Continue reading
The country does not have "Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," the leader of the federal judiciary said. | Continue reading
"I do not believe that our military, our diplomats around the world or here at home are safe," Laura Hughes told Andrea Mitchell in an exclusive interview. | Continue reading
Brooklyn-raised grandmaster Fabiano Caruana is playing Magnus Carlsen for the 2018 World Chess Championship crown. | Continue reading
"It's total arrogance," one Facebook employee said of company leadership's willingness to blame its communications team for recent crises. | Continue reading
Total household debt is now $837 billion higher than its previous peak, which was in 2008 before the recession. | Continue reading
Facebook’s ties to Definers Public Affairs, first reported on Wednesday in The New York Times, sparked widespread criticism and accusations of hypocrisy. | Continue reading
California firm's long-anticipated flying motorcycle will set you back $150,000. | Continue reading
New enrollments for the 2017-18 school year slumped 6.6 percent compared with the previous year. | Continue reading
SpiNNaker can simulate more neurons in real time than any other computer on Earth. | Continue reading
“If you’re going to drop 25,000 people making more than $100,000 a year in a hot housing market, pressure for housing affordability is inevitable,” said one analyst. | Continue reading
Amazon said it will hire more than 25,000 employees in each location and open an "Operations Center of Excellence" in Nashville that will include more than 5,000 jobs. | Continue reading
A New Hampshire man is accused of first degree murder in the stabbing death of two women in Farmington in 2017. | Continue reading
The idea is “risky, unproven, even unlikely to work," according to Y Combinator. But if it did work, it could slow climate change. | Continue reading
Lee created comic dynamos like Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, Black Panther, and the X-Men. | Continue reading
Rain's sinuous, detached reading of HAL's lines made the computer's murders of four astronauts all the more shocking. | Continue reading
"This is — to be kind — a train wreck,” said Rep. Phil Roe, R-Tenn., the chairman of the House Committee on Veterans Affairs. | Continue reading
"There is the idea that we should despair and evacuate this planet and go somewhere else. That's a dangerous delusion." | Continue reading