Facebook introduces Messenger Kids for 6-to-12-year olds who are too young for its main app. The apps is ad-free and includes parental controls, but critics say they're not adequate.
Scientists are using it to treat genetic diseases, grow climate-resilient crops, and develop designer foods. Here’s how it works.
Highly paid players. Billionaire team owners. Dedicated fans. A new league aims to make videogame competition mainstream—and upend the world of sports.
Frame-by-frame video analysis shows an illegal forward pass—but in the reference frame of the QB, it's backward.
Neuroscientific evidence seems to have a small but positive impact on defendants' outcomes. The looming question—scientifically, legally, philosophically—is whether it should.
In normal water, a human just barely floats. But the Stranger Things kids know a workaround.
Will Star Wars: The Force Awakens shake up the whole Jedi-or-Sith thing for good? Maybe!
That the 404 should have crossover appeal seems fitting. It’s also a reminder that technology, and the web in particular, is made by humans, and therefore fallible.
Harvey Weinstein and Bill O'Reilly settled multiple harassment claims, but the victims weren't allowed to talk. Lawyers have ideas to stop other serial harassers.
Equifax aside, companies are doing better at securing their info. But the phishers keep coming.