Last week, the House approved CISPA, the House cybersecurity bill that’s long rankled privacy advocates -- not to mention the White House, which issued a presidential veto threat in response to the action.

Dinosaurs laid eggs, of that there is no doubt. But what scientists haven't been as clear on is whether they brooded over their eggs like birds or buried them like crocodiles.

There's no better way to predict where shopping trends are heading than poking your nose around a high school lunch room.

Herbs and spices have more disease-fighting antioxidants than most fruits and vegetables. Here's how to rack up the benefits.

Good catch by the dog's owner. He potentially saved the TV.

Lay off this gay stuff, and lets fight.

Lawrence Lessig says a tiny slice of Americans decide the "money election" which determines who voters get to choose from in the general election

Google is four or five weeks into negotiating a billion dollar acquisition of mobile messaging app, WhatsApp, says a Digital Trends source.

Gene Seymour says the late Chicago film critic, Roger Ebert, helped change the popular view of criticism, transitioning easily to the web with an early and enduring influence on bloggers.

Pirates are thought to have killed 16 fishermen off the coast of Bangladesh by tying them up and throwing them into the Bay of Bengal.

The good news is it's not human. But the mystery meat found in a London take-away is not beef, chicken, pork, goat or horse or even lamb as advertised.

You've been working on your swing all winter and now it's time to debut your expertly-practiced golf skills. Whether you prefer the virtual greens or putt with the pros, we've rounded up gadgets and games to help perfect your shots thi ...

Twenty years ago, I visited South Africa and got lost. I set out from my hotel in Durban in search of a small black college where some leaders of the African National Congress (ANC) party were meeting in advance of the country's first post-apart ...

Silicon Valley firms and privacy groups want Congress to update a 1986-era electronic privacy law. But if a law enforcement idea set to be presented today gets attached, support for the popular proposal would erode.

This crap is ridiculously scary!

Vegetables are as dangerous as meat, why you should wash your hands constantly, and the problem with restaurant eggs. It’s all enough to make you never eat again after reading this interview with epidemiologist Patricia Kludt.