Despite the easing of taboos and the rise of hookup apps, Americans are in the midst of a sex recession.

A homeless man and couple who crowdfunded thousands have been charged with conspiracy and theft.

Scientists this week released a conceptual design report for a next-generation particle accelerator in China, which would serve as a “Higgs boson factory,” as its proponents have called it.

In an echo of Latin America’s “Dirty Wars,” tens of thousands of people have vanished in Mexico, leaving mothers behind to search for their corpses. This time the violence, linked to criminal networks, is more complex and more intractable.

The Justice Department inadvertently named Julian Assange in a court filing in an unrelated case, suggesting prosecutors have prepared charges against the WikiLeaks founder under seal. Assange’s name appears twice in an August court filing from a federal prosecutor in Virginia, who was attempting to keep sealed a separate case involving a man accused of coercing a minor for sex.

CNN's Jim Acosta will return to his post at the White House on Friday following a court ruling that forced the Trump administration to reinstate his press pass.

DeepMind now wants its health app to become an AI assistant for nurses and doctors around the world.

Adults who cut carbohydrates from their diets and replaced them with fat sharply increased their metabolisms.

Key member of 1970s New Hollywood generation won two Oscars for his screenplays

The Republican midterm loss and the firing of Jeff Sessions blew up the narrative of the QAnon conspiracy theory

With more than 46 million Toyota Corollas sold globally since its introduction in 1966, it would be difficult to find a driver who did not recognize the name. Everyone, it seems, has a Corolla story. Many, though are going to be doing double takes when they see the re-imagined and reconfigured 2020 Toyota Corolla sedan. And that’s exactly the point.

So by now most people have probably read the New York Times deep dive into what can only be described as Facebook's deep well of internal dysfunction and self delusion. While there's a lot of interesting bits in the piece, one portion that...

Study of remote communities in Venezuelan rainforest sheds fresh light on hypertension

This year’s Booker-winner Milkman has been criticised for being challenging. But are we confusing readability with literary value?

China's ZTE is helping Venezuela build its new ID system.

A dazzling instrumentalist, the affable Clark was best known as the longtime co-host of "Hee Haw."

The WikiLeaks founder has long drawn the attention of federal investigators for revealing U.S. secrets.

The idea of a balloon that floats high up above Earth indefinitely is a tantalizing one. Solar power would allow such stratospheric balloons to operate like low-cost satellites at the edge of space, where they could provide communication in remote or disaster-hit area, follow hurricanes, or monitor pollution at sea. One day, they could even take tourists on near-space trips to see the curvature of the planet.

Last year Sharp released the Aquos R Compact, a phone with a tiny camera notch on the top edge and a humongous bezel on the bottom for a fingerprint sensor. It didn’t look great. But for this year’s model, the company has hit upon a novel solution to increase the screen size while keeping the fingerprint sensor. Yep, that’s right, the Aquos R2 Compact has another notch.