As strange as it sounds, experts believe the condition may be under-diagnosed. | Continue reading
Technology will need to be able to accommodate “the dumbest human behind the wheel to take control when an unusual situation comes up,” Wozniak said. | Continue reading
Taking the pills at night appears to cut the risk of heart disease-related deaths. | Continue reading
Even if you'll never meet those other yous, some physicists say they're out there. | Continue reading
The answer could help the central bank solve one of the most puzzling paradoxes of the modern economy. | Continue reading
Interstellar objects such as 'Oumuamua and 2I/Borisov may be raining alien life down on us. | Continue reading
The event's organizers are hoping the autonomous voyage will capture the public’s imagination. | Continue reading
Unlike in the U.S., opioids have never emerged as a front-line medical treatment in Germany. | Continue reading
Lawmakers questioned why HUD kicked off a funding process for 17 states affected by disasters — but left out Puerto Rico. | Continue reading
Temperatures across the continent were warmer than the 20th century average by 3.1 degrees Fahrenheit. | Continue reading
Currently, authorities must go through government agencies to access such evidence from companies, which the officials said can take “years.” | Continue reading
The suits are designed to outperform those used during the Apollo program. | Continue reading
Luxury real estate has seen a dramatic downturn this year, with prices plunging to recession-era levels in some markets. | Continue reading
Luxury real estate has seen a dramatic downturn this year, with prices plunging to recession-era levels in some markets. | Continue reading
“In the history of the agency this has never happened. The new panel is unqualified and the new panel has said they were unqualified,” said a former EPA official. | Continue reading
The man allegedly studied reflections of the woman's pupils in photos on social media and using Google Street View to find where she lived and what train stations she used. | Continue reading
The memory card was labeled "homicide at midtown Marriott" and contained 39 images and 12 videos of an assault and murder. | Continue reading
"A peaceful, stable and successful Ethiopia will have many positive side-effects, and will help to strengthen fraternity among nations and peoples." | Continue reading
The 5,000-year-old metropolis was one of the first of its kind in the region. | Continue reading
People with ties to Trump and his administration were pursuing business deals in Ukraine, an AP investigation found. | Continue reading
The U.S. Geological Survey reported the quake occurred at 8:41 a.m. | Continue reading
When Cogo Guebara pressed a button on a robot to call the police, she was instead instructed to "step out of the way." | Continue reading
“Our center is to prevent terrorism thoughts from happening,” the director of one of the centers tells NBC News. | Continue reading
Experts are raising questions about why the Justice Department did not open an investigation. | Continue reading
Facebook acknowledges the needs of law enforcement but wants to protect its users from unwanted snooping. | Continue reading
Political ads clash with its "positive, refreshing environment," says Blake Chandlee, Tiktok's vice president of global business solutions. | Continue reading
Emily Clow said the company, Kickass Masterminds, shared her picture and wrote: "I am looking for a professional marketer - not a bikini model," | Continue reading
Despite the recent surge in vaping-related illnesses, doctors suspect they've seen such cases in the past. | Continue reading
The man used his work access to search Yahoo accounts for private materials before branching out to Facebook, Gmail and other accounts, prosecutors said. | Continue reading
“We’re not going to get caught flat-footed, and we're not going to take it lying down,” said one person familiar with the plan. | Continue reading
NBC News commissioned laboratory tests of knock-off marijuana vapes that found a pesticide linked to hydrogen cyanide in 10 out 10 products. | Continue reading
More attention is on identifying autism in children as early as possible and support for the health and well-being of autistic adults. | Continue reading
"The president has approved the deployment of U.S. forces which will be defensive in nature," Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said Friday. | Continue reading
"I'm weak and I'm blue," the woman told ER doctors. | Continue reading
The U.S. Navy doesn't know exactly what the "unidentified aerial phenomena" seen in the videos are. | Continue reading
There are already signs the U.S. may be in for a nasty flu season. | Continue reading
2017 marked the first time firearms killed more people than motor vehicle accidents, the report said. | Continue reading
They may not have cracked the codes, but Russian agents gained insight into the activities of secret FBI teams tracking Russian operatives in the U.S. | Continue reading
A new book by two New York Times reporters says there was more to an allegation of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh than the Senate hearing uncovered. | Continue reading
“Juul made my nicotine addiction a lot worse,” one user said. | Continue reading
Casey Viner, 19, of North College Hill, Ohio, also is restricted from gaming activity for two years, U.S. District Judge Eric Melgren said in announcing the sentence. | Continue reading
New study suggests that a lunar space elevator could be built for about $1 billion using existing technology. | Continue reading
The actress pleaded guilty in May to paying $15,000 to have her daughter's SAT scores boosted. | Continue reading
New paper explains how we might go about looking for evidence of earlier civilizations. | Continue reading
The report, compiled by the U.S. Air Force and obtained by NBC News, details the importance of each of the 51 military projects chosen by the Trump administration to lose their funding. | Continue reading
“I liken it to giving the keys of a sports car to a 12-year-old,” said Tara Falcone, a certified financial planner and the founder of ReisUP, a financial education company. | Continue reading
When a bankruptcy reform bill that contained favorable terms for the credit industry was moving through Congress in early 2005, Warren logged on. | Continue reading
The fast food industry's latest trend is offering vegetarian takes on old standards, with none of the health benefits of vegetables. | Continue reading