The pufferfish is a very curious animal for lots of reasons; it swallows air or water to make itself larger and more threatening, it combines its combining pectoral, dorsal, anal, and caudal fins into one set of fins (like a seahorse), and it is ofte ...

Fox 2's Charlie LeDuff decides to try an experiment to find out how long it takes Detroit Police to respond to a call.

Just because some say they can, doesn't mean they should. Based on the latest graphics hardware no one should expect great 4K gaming in this next generation of consoles.

The chain opts to leave the word "meat" off its new, healthy "Power Protein" menu.

Stopped by Spanish language tech journalists at an airport, the Apple co-founder says that after the NSA revelations, he questions his own government and wonders whether it's behaving like a king.

Their opinions on the NSA controversy run the gamut.

How much do parents know about their kids' Internet activity? Not much, according to a new study from McAfee.

Google Glass just got its first ever porn app on Monday called "Tits and Glass."

You'd think the Internet would be all about social capital—networking, connections, influence and interactions. Does it actually mean anything online?

In 2007, the drug cartel Zetas put a bounty on journalist Alfredo Corchado. Karla Zabludovsky on the dangers of reporting in Mexico. Being a journalist in Mexico is already a daunting task without a death threat. Information is difficult to collect. ...

While monitoring the retreat of the Teardrop Glacier in the Canadian Arctic, scientists have found that recently unfrozen plants, some of which had been under ice since the reign of Henry VIII, were capable of new growth.

Google clearly has a number of strengths, but its greatest may be the freedom to fail. Google shares are up more than 28% so far in 2013 and the company’s market capitalization recently topped $300 billion for the first time. Investors are bullish on ...

I think i just got depressed.

I'd rather fight 100 of these than a horse sized duck for sure.

Impeachment would be insane, but Republicans will probably try anyway, predicts Michael Tomasky.

The more you pull, the more tighter it gets.

I don't know who's to blame, and I don't really care, but it was entertaining.

Where do people in Kabul go when they want to buy an iPhone? The same place as everybody else: an Apple Store. But one thing separates the Apple Store in, say, New York, from the one in Kabul: Apple either doesn’t know it exists, or doesn't care ...

This turtle is bad ass...

What a true playa