Sixty years ago, for the first time in history, an animal was launched into orbit. What is her legacy?

Tunde Wey, the New Orleans-based activist-artist and cook, describes his radical vision of a more equitable culinary world.

YouTube reps acknowledged the deletions and said it was due to an error in the automated systems it uses to moderate the video service.

Further discipline may be on the way for a Korean soccer team that placed sex dolls in the stands.

Carlsberg and Coca-Cola back pioneering project to make ‘all-plant’ drinks bottles

Two months into working from home, Twitter makes it permanent for some.

An amateur astronomer’s discovery kicked off a Space Age detective story.

Unemployment rolls continued to swell in the U.S. last week, though jobless claims hit their lowest level since the economy went into lockdown made to battle the coronavirus pandemic.

Doctors described the condition as "uncommon."

Data can be retrieved even after owners perform a factory reset, researcher says.

Among the endless Star Wars memorabilia and tchotchkes, these dozens of games still feel distinctive and knowable.

Thousands of years from now, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 will leave our solar system. But their instruments will stop working long before that happens.

Several other EU countries have already announced a tentative easing of restrictions

A Nobel laureate, a Harvard professor, and an author all offer the same advice.

Apple Inc is planning to fix a flaw that a security firm said may have left more than half a billion iPhones vulnerable to hackers.

They are sending millions of masks, emblazoned with the words “made in Taiwan,” to the United States, Italy and other countries hit hard by the coronavirus. They are denouncing Taiwan’s exclusion from the World Health Organization. They are flaunting celebrity endorsements and creating hashtags like #TaiwanCanHelp.

By Emily Reynolds. Media reports on celebrity suicides can lead to increased risk of suicide in general population, meta-analysis finds.