The 14th Amendment says states that infringe the vote must lose representation in Congress. It’s time to actually make this happen. The U.S. Constitution is famously short—a mere 7,591 words, including its 27 amendments. That makes it all the more remarkable that 110 of those words have been, in effect, lost to the ages.

The 120Hz refresh rate screens in the Samsung Galaxy S20 series may get improvements with firmware updates that could arrive in the next three months

The biggest question I think is on everybody’s mind right now is whether or not the Buds+ is a true upgrade to the original. And in my opinion, I think the Buds+ is a case of Samsung giveth and Samsung taketh away, improving on certain aspects but performing questionably on others.

Virtually all the world’s demand for electricity to run transport and to heat and cool homes and offices, as well as to provide the power demanded by industry, could be met by renewable energy by mid-century.

Scientists have created a prototype "lunar oxygen plant" by testing a method for extracting oxygen from imitation Moon rocks that could be invaluable for lunar settlements.

The bicycle, as we know it today, was not invented until the late 1800s. Yet it was a simple mechanical invention. It would seem to require no brilliant inventive insight, and certainly no scientific background.

Proof-of-concept study specifically targets cancer cells with sound waves

It really looks like 2020 is going to be the year of subscriptions. There has been an overall decline in the sales of hardware and software. Mostly due to the upcoming release of the Xbox Series X and the PS5.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug for treatment of life-threatening peanut allergy that affects more than 1 million American children. The new drug, Palforzia, does not cure allergy sufferers, but it helps increase their tolerance to small amounts of peanuts to lessen the risk of a reaction to accidental exposure.

Mexico is negotiating with Brazil to expand economic cooperation and believes it...

Have you stayed at Atari today?

The US film industry may have generated revenues somewhere in the region of $40 billion last year, but it seems Hollywood still has plenty of work to do if it wants to compete with that most hallow…

Halo developer 343 Industries announced in a blog post that Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary is slated to begin public flighting in February. This is a slightly later than the expected January tests, but the flights are nevertheless coming soon. The game is expected to begin being tested privately during January, and then if all goes well, the scope of the testing will expand and a public flight will begin next month.

It's a far cry from the widespread opprobrium that greeted the bizarre live TV focus of the original Xbox One, but it would be fair to say that Microsoft's announcement that it won't be releasing any exclusive titles for the Xbox Series X at launch has not exactly been popular.

Academic institutions must grapple with the question of when engagement becomes complicity.

A San Francisco e-scooter company is accused of making up its own fake permits to operate on city streets.