President Donald Trump asserted Monday that he has the right to pardon himself but suggested that he won't use that power, adding that the special counsel investigation is "unconstitutional."

Microsoft has reportedly been in talks to acquire code repository GitHub, according to Business Insider. GitHub received a valuation of $2 billion following the closure of a $250 million funding ro…

Scientists have discovered what they say is “direct evidence” supporting the theory that Ice Age migrants from Asia traveled down the Pacific Coast, rather than through North America’s interior.

Rakesh Mogul, a Cal Poly Pomona professor of biological chemistry, was the lead author of an article in the journal Astrobiology that offers the first biochemical evidence explaining the reason the contamination persists.

Negligent drivers kill an average of two to three cyclists a day in the US, but they are rarely charged with homicide

A clear and present danger to the rule of law

If you have a large brain, certain regions are much bigger than expected and others are smaller – but we don’t know how this affects brain function yet

Sophia the robot was given the gift of legal personhood. Her reward? An eternity working in marketing

It's not a crime to travel with large amounts of cash, but authorities often treat it that way.

Nitrogen fixation seems to involve a painful tradeoff.

The chaotic message board is the soul of the internet, the deep source of its sights and sounds—for worse and, occasionally, for better.

After prenatal testing shows a fetus is at risk, families are faced with a profound decision. The national abortion debate is making it harder on them.

You probably take bananas for granted. In the United Kingdom, one in four pieces of fruit consumed is a banana and, on average, each Briton eats 10 kg of bananas per year; in the United States, that’s 12 kg, or up to 100 bananas.

Card giant confirms it is suffering an outage and is investigating the cause.

While it might not seem sexy, this single change could transform politics.

If you think the seats on airliners keep getting smaller wait until you hear about the new bathrooms.

IIt isn’t easy being a political cartoonist or satirist in India. They incur the wrath of politicians, are subjected to vicious trolling on social media and in some cases, even face arrest on charges of sedition, leading to prolonged, expensive lawsuits. A recent ruling by the Madras High Court, however, stands out as a beacon of hope for those who revel in lampooning.

Jerome Rogers: 1995-2016

The United States on Thursday said it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, ending a two-month exemption and potentially setting the stage for a trade war with some of America's top allies.

Researchers have highly maneuverable autonomous boats that, in waterway-rich cities, could be used to transport people or deliver goods.

There’s a host of reasons why we won’t see 5G roll out in production anytime soon.

Among Uber’s many troubles, passenger safety has been a persistent concern. In a new effort to curb sexual assault and other forms of violence perpetrated by drivers, Uber is adding new safety features to every U.S. rider’s app, including an “emergency button” that will call 911. In a few test cities, the button will even share your location directly with a 911 dispatcher.

Thailand is a new dumping ground for scrap electronics from around the world, say police and environmentalists, the latest country to feel the impact of China's crackdown on imports of high-tech trash. Police at Laem Chabang port, south of Bangkok, showed on Tuesday seven shipping containers each packed with about 22 tonnes of discarded electronics, including crushed game consoles, computer boards and bags of scrap materials.

The Universe is so unimaginably big, and it's positively teeming with an almost infinite supply of potentially life-giving worlds. So where the heck is everybody?