Calling Star Trek: First Contact an underrated Star Trek film is like calling the Mona Lisa a nice doodle. First Contact may be the greatest Star Trek film, full stop. Granted, that’s a subjective opinion and one that some may not share, but what many will share is the fact that it’s one of the best to ever grace the screen.

The first batch of a spirit made with ingredients grown in the Chernobyl exclusion zone is seized.

Private jet rentals are up 900 percent with the middle class spending their life savings to flee, just as Nepal sees a deadly surge in cases as the chaos spills over the border.

Is there porn on the Epic Games Store? Seems like a pretty easy “yes” or “no” question. Today, however, the ongoing, increasingly contentious Epic v. Apple court case showed us that actually it’s possible to have a nearly 10-minute argument about it.

In 1990, Marilyn vos Savant correctly answered a probability puzzle in her column for Parade Magazine. And then, the world called her an idiot.

The pandemic took the concept of universal basic income out of the hands of Silicon Valley tech bros—and brought it to the people.

Inside the reckoning at an American media institution.

Jeff Bezos' space venture Blue Origin on Wednesday opened ticket sales for rides on its New Shepard tourism rocket.

A federal court in the United States has authorized the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to serve a "John Doe Summons" on the crypto exchange Kraken, seeking identities of U.S. taxpayers who have used cryptocurrency, the Department of Justice said on Wednesday.

Autonomous air vehicle company ehang unveils ‘baobab’, a large tree-like tower and landing platform for its EH216 passenger drones. designed by giancarlo zema design group (GZDG) with sustainability at the core, photovoltaic panels on the vertiports will generate energy and independent plug-and-play charging points will recharge the drones wirelessly. currently in the development stage, ehang and GZDG hope to enter the emerging global eco-tourism sector with hubs being planned for a lakeside...

Ten years after the hit series debuted, television’s reliance on rape culture still feels exploitative.

A federal jury found a former Netflix executive guilty Friday of receiving lucrative stock options and more than a half-million dollars in bribes and kickbacks from tech companies to approve contracts with the streaming giant.

A Nigerian teenager, Victory Yinka-Banjo, has received full-ride scholarship offers worth more than $5 million from 19 universities across the United States and Canada.

The ease of purchasing or fabricating vaccine cards may complicate the roll-out of vaccine verification efforts.

"Of course I hate the bitcoin success," the 97-year-old Munger said during a Q&A session at Berkshire's annual shareholder meeting Saturday.

AI systems can lead to race or gender discrimination.

The action would not remove menthol tobacco from stores immediately, but rather kick off the rule-making process to do so, which could take several years.

She has no large foundation, headquarters or public website. That makes it easier to dispense money on her own terms — and for others to prey on the vulnerable in her name.

Ingenuity is three for three on Mars.

NASA still has a shot at landing astronauts on the moon by 2024, said Bill Nelson, President Joe Biden's choice to lead NASA, in a Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday.

Canada’s most important environmental law — the Canadian Environmental Protection Act — is getting an overhaul, and taking a hard look at Canadians' exposure to toxic chemicals.

Scientists have discovered what may be the smallest-known black hole in the Milky Way galaxy and the closest to our solar system - an object so curious that they nicknamed it 'the Unicorn.'

A new study finds children whose parents were exposed to radiation at Chernobyl had no more germline mutations than normal.

Using pattern recognition and AI techniques "opens new window" to ancient world.