A forester was left dumbfounded after stumbling across this adorable litter of wild piglets resembling Dalmatian puppies. Jacek Boczar from the Opole Forest Inspectorate in southern Poland had been going about his work in forests near the village of Tarnów Opolski when he heard some rustling sounds behind him.

The presenter's latest documentary could nurture our bond with the very organisms that keep us alive

Amazon has shuttered a controversial influence campaign in which it paid workers to tweet about how much they love working at Amazon, reports The Financial Times. Employees at the retailer’s warehouses (which it calls fulfillment centers) were paid to share positive impressions about the company and to deny widely-reported workplace failings — like employees being forced to urinate in bottles in order to meet performance targets.

NFTs are emblematic of capitalism’s growing retreat from productive activity — and the wealthy’s desire to extend their dominion into the digital ether. They’re worse than useless.

A few viral YouTube videos have already been sold as NFTs.

Fintech company Plaid is paying out a $58 million settlement to customers of 5,000 apps that used its interface to connect the apps to their bank accounts.

Tech giant is open to new requirements, the senior executive says, but some proposals circulating in Canada and other countries could dramatically worsen people’s online experiences

Huawei has disguised these headphones as lipstick

Residents of a Pennsylvania county were warned Saturday not to approach a monkey that was missing after a crash involving a pickup that was towing a trailer taking about 100 of the animals to a lab. State troopers urged people not to look for or capture the cynomolgus monkey following the Friday afternoon crash on a state highway near an Interstate 80 exit in Montour County.

In recent years, much has been said about mining water ice in shadowed craters at the Moon's South Pole for use as rocket propellant. Enthusiasm for this idea has led NASA to begin planning the first human missions of its Artemis Program to land near the South Pole instead of the mid-latitudes.

More than two-thirds of the common side-effects people experience after a Covid jab can be attributed to a negative version of the placebo effect rather than the vaccine itself, researchers claim. Scientists in the US examined data from 12 clinical trials of Covid vaccines and found that the “nocebo effect” accounted for about 76% of all common adverse reactions after the first dose and nearly 52% after the second dose.

Paying your taxes online in the US is about to get a whole lot more difficult as the IRS has revealed that taxpayers' existing credentials will no longer work beginning this summer. Instead, the government agency is partnering with a third-party identity verification service called ID.me that requires users to submit copies of bills and other identity documents though they will also have to submit a live video feed of their faces using a mobile device.

A stray dog's warmth saved a girl from freezing to death in a blizzard.

Just don’t call it the return of Google Glass.

Benedict XVI is incriminated in a report into child sex abuse in Munich in the 70s and 80s.

Intel has officially entered the cryptomining business.

MIT researchers created a method that helps humans develop a more accurate mental model of an artificial intelligence teammate, so they have a better understanding of when they should trust the AI agent’s algorithmic predictions.

Attendees of the Winter Olympics in Beijing have been told to be aware of the ‘Orwellian surveillance state’

If we find an Earth-size planet around a star that sits outside the "habitable zone," we shouldn't write it off just yet.

Former Xbox chief is now the head of Microsoft Gaming.

We thought AirTag would be the Apple product you think about once, then forget about until you lose something. It turns out that hasn’t quite been the case. Local news headlines across the country tell the story of AirTags being used to track people unknowingly.

Brown Windsor soup was reportedly a favorite of the Queen. The only problem? It may not have existed.

Sydney man says he doesn’t know what officials looked at on his phone or what happens to his data

The Ipogeo dei Cristallini's well-preserved tombs will open to the public as soon as summer 2022

As a teenager, I discovered a worn copy of the book Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas Hofstadter on a bookshelf at home. It still had a computer punch card in it that my Mom had used as a bookmark, back when she briefly worked as a