It’s an evil parasite that only makes your taxes more complicated.

Eight states ban the bag, but nearly twice as many have laws protecting them.

It could help save you when the next big breach hits.

Destiny 2 players have hit a brick wall in their quest to solve the popular online shooter’s latest puzzle. Now they’re pulling marathon sessions searching for the next breakthrough in a community-wide effort that is turning out to be the Destiny equivalent of mapping the human genome.

Crippled ports. Paralyzed corporations. Frozen government agencies. How a single piece of code crashed the world.

According to Iranian President Hassan Rohani, Germany France and the United Kingdom, are bowing to "high school bully" Donald Trump.

Trump mocked his enemies, trafficked in half-truths, instilled fear and expressed zero humility. My fellow evangelicals loved every minute of it.

Mobile plants forced authorities to close a highway in both directions for hours in Washington state on New Year’s Eve

If you have a teenager in your house, you shouldn’t be surprised by Nielsen’s latest statistic: Fortnite took in $1.8 billion in sales in 2019, more money in a single year than any game…

Fake followers. Fake news. Foreign influence operations. The last decade revealed that much of what's online is not as it seems.

Young Norwegians have enjoyed a 13% rise in disposable household income, bucking a downward trend in other strong economies. Will this golden age last?

Samples caught in Burmese amber provide clues to the evolution of the parasites and their hosts

A young paleontologist may have discovered a record of the most significant event in the history of life on Earth.

In findings published in JAMA Psychiatry, researchers were able to predict attention problems, as well as mood disorders such as depression and anxiety, in young grade school children using functional MRI.

If you have the money, what could be wrong about purchasing a Swiss watch or an Italian sports car? It turns out, luxury goods don't always represent ''feel good'' purchases for the buyer. Some luxury consumers worry that they may not deserve these items and their actions have been inauthentic. These feelings represent what researchers are calling the ''impostor syndrome from luxury consumption,'' according to a new report.