Around Fort Stewart, Private Isaac Aguigui spoke openly about FEAR, his anti-government militia. According to one soldier, the intelligence group in his squadron “had knowledge of Aguigui’s plans and many were willing to be a part of it.” Though the ...

YouTube and Twitch.tv merging could create a video juggernaut. With Apple buying Beats and AT&T buying DirecTV, this seems to be the month of the blockbuster acquisition deal. And it looks like Google wants in on the action too—according to a rep ...

Buildings are creating amenities for market-rate tenants only, leaving regulated renters out in the cold.

Today, Zipcar — which is still headquartered in Boston — has offices in more than 26 American cities and 860,000 members across the US, Austria, Canada, Spain, and the UK. And the company’s profile only grew when car-rental giant Avis bought Zipcar f ...

Scientists unearth first direct evidence of bogus certs in real-world connections.

Move would be part of an effort to unify features across multiple platforms.

How can you trick the guilty and the gullible into revealing themselves? Start with a basic understanding of game theory and incentives, write 'Freakonomics' authors Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner.

Some of America’s poorest people are being targeted by cyber-scammers. Can an errant hacker find the culprits?

And is that even the correct way to frame the question?

Some 300,000 systems remain susceptible to catastrophic exploits, one scan shows.

A Los Angeles band figured out a way to make $20,000 from Spotify by doing absolutely nothing.

Suspect tweets that gun restrictions are "a violation of human rights."

A settled class action suit requires company to pay $3.75 million to customers.

It's no secret that LPs are making a comeback, but here's some real-world proof.

Customer accused of "illegal campaign to damage, discredit, defame, and libel."

Bug allows attackers to hide addresses used to phish passwords or push malware.

The 5-4 decision in Town of Greece v. Galloway shows how far the ground has shifted under the Establishment Clause in the last 30 years.

A horror in Bruce Wayne's childhood created the Dark Knight. Did a real-life childhood horror create Bruce Wayne?

Soylent, a synthetic food product, is made from raw chemical components; its formula accounts for all the major food groups. Rob Rhinehart, Soylent’s creator, says, “It’s kind of an over-all food substitute. In theory, you could live on this entirely ...

This year’s N.F.L. draft brings into focus a couple of timely, overlapping crises, and all of them point to the same thing: that the ideal of the “student-athlete,” long crumbling, is now pretty much in rubble.