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A college professor and his students might be at the cusp of accurately predicting a change in our night sky. Larry Molnar of Calvin College, with the help of colleagues Karen Kinemuchi and Henry Kobulnicky, say that a g...

An explosive new report about Trumps relationship with Russia shouldn't be taken at face value. The post How Spy Agency Vets Read That Bombshell Trump Report: With Caution appeared first on WIRED.

During his farewell address President Obama tackled many different issues, from the importance of our democratic institutions and the lingering effects of racism. But he also took a few moments to briefly address the eco...

Cadillac could’ve followed its luxury rivals, but instead the 2017 CT6 rethinks its segment, injecting both sporting enthusiasm and style into an unabashedly tech-savvy sedan. Though GM’s luxury arm has been making s...

Between Beats and AirPods, Apple is looking at a sweep in online sales, says one report.

Did you know you can add images to your LibreOffice Databases? Here's how to to it, step by step.

Hubble captured an image of a beautiful collision in IRAS 14348-1447, an ultraluminous infrared galaxy in deep space.

This technology was developed by a Google employee who thought that he could just do it better

Backed by LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman and eBay founder Pierre Omidayar, the Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence Fund aims to bring together diverse experts to turn an analytical eye to the development of A...

Tesla plans to power its Gigafactory in Nevada with a 70-megawatt solar farm, according to a company investor relations document obtained by Electrek. The document, which The Verge confirmed was genuine, was given to ana...

After the FBI refused to reveal details of who helped it to access the work iPhone in the San Bernardino shooting case despite Freedom of Information Act requests, three news organizations filed a lawsuit demanding acces...

One manufacturer's implantable heart devices could be vulnerable to hackers controling a person's defibrillator or pacemaker, officials say

For the most part, artificial intelligence these days is pretty sweet. Whether you want to set a timer with your voice, play a game of chess with a computer or just put a Minion's head on Superman's body, AI can help you...

The folks at Razer have introduced zVault, a virtual currency system that can be used to buy gear and earn games. Fans of Razer can pay real cash to get zGold – or earn zGold for verifying their Razer account with zVau...

A powerful lobby could be an unintended consequence of legalising the drug. Could Canada's regulatory approach ensure public health comes before profit?

Veteran actor Woody Harrelson is confirmed for a role in a Star Wars spinoff movie following the adventures of a young Han Solo.

An explosive, but unverified, memo on Donald Trump alleged the FSB has "cracked" Telegram. This is how the spies might be doing it.

For gamers who know there is no such thing as "over-prepared", the G700s is a must-have. Precise? Check. Customizable? 13 programmable buttons will perform complex macros at your command. Full-speed wireless? With the li...

Edward Snowden has issued a heartfelt appeal to outgoing U.S. President Barack Obama to pardon imprisoned U.S. Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning.   His plea is particularly significant as he's not asking for his own pa...

Speaking at the Automotive News World Congress in Detroit, key original iPod team member and Nest founder Tony Fadell explained why Detroit is such an ideal place to test autonomous vehicles. He points out (via Katie Bur...

Matt Casebolt, one of Apple's key hinge designers, and the key designer of the original MacBook Air mechanical design has departed Apple, and is now working at Tesla.

Is there anybody left who doesn't know you can't take the Galaxy Note 7 on an airplane? The Department of Transportation thinks not. As of Tuesday, the FAA says that airlines no longer have to make pre-boarding announcem...