The Plan to Shut Gitmo and Turn It Into an Ocean Research Lab
It might sound far-fetched. Is it though?
How to Administer a Pregnancy Test to a 68-Million-Year-Old T. Rex
What we can learn from Mama Rex.
The High Cost of Carrier Certification Is Killing Unique Smartphones
A version of the Nextbit Robin for Verizon and Sprint is no longer in development.
Here Are The Teeny-Tiny Printed Out Crypto Keys of Snowden’s Email Service
Recently unsealed court documents reveal a memento from the Snowden leaks.
FTC Says Gaming Media Giant Machinima, Inc. Must Disclose Paid Promotions
It’s not a great day to be an Xbox One owner.
T-Mobile Customers Can Now Watch YouTube Without Using Data
Be mindful of the hidden costs of “free” video.
Inside the Bedroom Workshop of a Rube Goldberg Machine Artist
Joseph Herscher says building his machines is like “taming a wild animal.”
SeaWorld Ends Orca Breeding But Its ‘Last Generation’ Will Live Another 50 Years
The announcement Thursday was a definite win for animal welfare activists, but what about the 23 whales currently living at the parks?
The RCMP Wants to Store Surveilled Photos of Strangers They Can't Identify
Canada’s top cops have a facial recognition plan that flies in the face of privacy guidelines.
Growing Up With the Space Race
Roger Easton Jr. reflects on the legacy of his father, Roger Lee Easton, who led Project Vanguard, America’s answer to Sputnik.
ProtonMail, the Easy-to-Use Encrypted Email Service, Opens Up to the Public
"Do people want to pay for privacy?"
Looming Charter-TWC Merger Could Hurt Video Streaming, Advocates Warn
Anti-merger groups warn that if safeguards aren’t put in place, the merger could be a threat to over-the-top streaming services.
