Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. built and oversees a $10 million high-tech forensics lab built expressly for the purpose of cracking...

"We've opened up a Pandora's box with climate change."

Sophisticated unmanned mini-tanks patrol alongside soldiers, but humans still decide when to shoot.

Whether you are a telescope enthusiast or just want to step outside to enjoy the night sky, these are the phenomena to look out for this year

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“A Frankenstein material” is teeming with — and ultimately made by — photosynthetic microbes. And it can reproduce.

Google is finally killing off Chrome apps, which nobody really used anyhow

The AI firm beat the competition when it came to predicting the structure of proteins, which may eventually improve how we treat diseases

Mozilla laid off about 70 employees today, TechCrunch has learned. In an internal memo, Mozilla chairwoman and interim CEO Mitchell Baker specifically mentions the slow rollout of the organization’s new revenue-generating products as the reason for why it needed to take this action.

The search giant scaled back from last year's attraction, which was similar to "It's a Small World."

Iran fired rockets early on Wednesday at Iraq's al Asad airbase

“Every $10 you donate = one nude picture from me to your DM. You must send me confirmation that you donated.”

While CES is well known for showcasing the latest developments in audiovisual and computing tech, there’s always plenty of gear outside these areas on display – and even something like a toothbrush can create buzz at the annual Las Vegas trade show.

The company rates you based on your digital fingerprint.

Watch this video showing the fascinating process of turning spent agave fiber into biodegradable and environmentally friendlier drinking straws.

Sony has acquired a patent for a PS controller design with back buttons.

Sky News exclusively reveals evidence of collusion between an espionage group's activities and China's government.

Scientists have long tried to duplicate the procedure that led to the first long-term remission 12 years ago. With the so-called London patient, they seem to have succeeded.

Five decades of satellite imagery are helping scientists track how glaciers are changing with the climate.

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