Africa is home to some of the most sought-after animals on the black market, and this is why anti-poaching technology is all the more important.

A UBS Global Wealth Management report also predicts lab-grown food to become commercially viable in the next decade

Would the internet be a better place if we all paid a little less attention to fake internet points? Instagram is still trying to figure it out. Just a few months back, Instagram started testing a design tweak that would no longer show the total number of “likes” other users’ post.

We dote on our cats and dogs, but is it a one-way relationship? Here’s what science tells us about how to decode their emotions, whether they are avoiding us or getting a little too amorous with our legs

A mercenary group that will do whatever it takes to get their man

North Korea has revised its constitution to stipulate that leader Kim Jong Un is the official head of state, according to a state media outlet.

Summary: A new deep learning algorithm is able to detect how well a STEM student understands a concept based on their brain activity.

The moss was faded and torn but sported a verdant hue — a possible sign of life

Does a mysterious mirror world lurk in the shadows of perceived reality? It could explain a lot

Shaped like a gun, Nanomedic’s SpinCare device emits a web of electrospun polymer nanofabric that stays put for weeks—no dressing changes required.

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the first portable music player

timex is now level 34 with 3,555,795 XP.

It infected 10 million computers. So why did cybergeddon never arrive?

The hounding of leading cancer researcher Wu Xifeng from her job shows the political climate in the United States is not only stymying life-saving work but casting cold-war-style suspicion on Chinese-American and Chinese academics.

The new study is one of the first to demonstrate fish egg dispersal via avian fecal matter

'Every game you like is built on the backs of workers'

Marine life decreases by 5 percent with every 1 degree Celsius increase in the temperature of the oceans, according to a study released Tuesday in the Proceedings of the Nation

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos believes that to save the planet, we'll need to move manufacturing off the earth and onto the moon.

Two major studies add to body of evidence against foods made with industrial ingredients