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Blue Truth, Red Truth: Inside the Political Fact Wars

I'm a little tired of debate navel gazing, so let's look around for other topics to talk about. Glenn Greenwald must have one. Let's take a look: Wednesday night's debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney underscored ...

A year after Steve Jobs' death, tech company Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is continuing on the trajectory that the late founder had in place for years, with its highly-coveted consumer products that are getting into more hands a...

Cowabunga! Robo-turtles are a reality.

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Three teachers at Triton Regional High School in Runnemede, N.J., have been charged with official misconduct for having inappropriate sexual relations with three now-former female students last year, two of whom were und...

For the last 10 years, people have blithely commented, "Mobile is really changing our world." The use of mobile and wireless technologies has thrust people into a permanent technology age with the kind of warp speed that...

Will each concurrent debate this season set a new record on Twitter? Will the acceptance/defeat speeches on November 7th? "You betcha."

As liberal pundits cringed Wednesday night over President Obama's debate performance, Al Gore leapt to his defense with a curious explanation. 

Police praise the public response to appeals for information about missing five-year-old April Jones as the search for her continues through the night.

For all the criticism lobbed at the participants in last night’s presidential debate, veteran moderator Jim Lehrer may have got the worst of it. Lehrer,   longtime host of The News Hour on PBS, was seen by m...

The internet in Africa is entirely different to the internet used in the developed world. In America or Europe, the internet is generally something you surf on a computer or tablet -- a device with a 10-inch to 15-inch s...

The dice have been thrown; over the next couple of months consumers ready to upgrade their phone will be forced into making a decision. Do they go for a phone that is beautifully designed, will make them feel safe, and n...

Bacteria that became famous for their alleged "arsenic-munching" ability, a phenomenon later proved unlikely, may have evolved to sport proteins that filter out the toxic element.

Informatica's stark earnings warning this morning is pressuring shares of other IT infrastructure software stocks. The company reduced its Q3 revenue guidance to a range of $189 million to $191 million, from a previous r...

When the first presidential debate between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama came to an end, a black cloud descended on liberals in the media across the land.

Turkey renews cross-border attacks in Syria in retaliation for shelling that killed five, despite a government official saying the country has "no interest in war with Syria."

To make sure that no voter is subjected to intimidation when they hit the polls next month, one organization is dispensing military veterans to booths across the country. Back in 2008, voters in Philadelphia claimed to h...

Art director Barry McWilliams had an unusual idea for a coffee table tome: a catalog for a corporation that never actually existed. The company he created was an "automatonical, robotical, bespoke flower delivery" busine...