Twitter will begin selling shares of its stock at $26 per share, the company said Wednesday, which is in the range that had been expected. The company will offer 70 million shares of its common...

Inspired by the new book by Malcolm Gladwell, a look at how we perceive "giants" and how they aren't always at an advantage as you might believe.

Federal and local governments are taxing our vices...big time.

Things that matter. Pass 'em on.

Police are responding to reports of a shooter at Westfield Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus, New Jersey.

A measure that would outlaw workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity overcame a significant obstacle in the Senate on Monday as seven Republicans crossed party lines and voted to begin debate on the bill.

Courtesy of TiVo Research & Analytics, the keepsakes fans have reserved to cheer them through the long, grey, depressing baseball-free winter.

A busy university professor didn't have time to work closely with his high school student intern. So he sent her off to figure out her own project...

What a great example of the life-saving power of human compassion.

Mitt Romney charged President Obama on Sunday with

All about the dangers of lung cancer.

Most Halloween candy is still sitting uneaten in pillowcases, but retailers such as Wal-Mart Stores Inc. are already kicking off their Christmas promotions in hopes of surviving harsh holiday conditions this year.

Groupon has been serving up deals to buyers since 2008, and in that time it has never done a complete redesign of its website.

Here's who will be eating more meat, and where, in the future.

A look at how big print is compared to other industries.

A look back at the history of web design.

RIP another Google service: iGoogle, the company's personalized Web portal product, finally bit the dust today, some eight months after its shutdown was announced.

All the crazy things that you can buy on the black market, and (hopefully) are afraid to ask.

Nusura Simulation Deck, Intellistreets, iDawg, and more. Just in time for Halloween.

The FAA is officially allowing the use of some electronics during takeoff and landing, not just while in the air. In a statement, the agency said it was immediately providing guidance to airlines...