It was the end of a fabulous decade, when spontaneous, unpredictable parties seemed not just possible but typical. A new millennium was dawning. What could possibly go wrong?

"The complexity and the volume of data just continue to explode on orders of magnitude," Kevin Rivera said.

The past year has been a continuation of an unceasing tech rally, one that may continue well into 2026 and beyond. If you are ...

Ronald Deibert and his research group, the Citizen Lab, have rigorously worked to unveil alarming digital threats for the ...

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) joined the call for a national moratorium earlier this month, which he repeated in an ...

A new ultra-thin film developed at the University of Houston could help future AI chips stay cooler, run faster and use far ...

After all the Christmas feasting, keep the New Year’s eve menu simple. A pot full of soup or chili and a basket of buns lets everyone come and go while staying busy with all the fun. And you’ll want ...

Police say a 21-year-old Ogden man made violent, antisemitic threats online in the days before Christmas. A search of his home uncovered six pipe bombs, materials to make more and rifles and ...

They find some old art, some high-tech weaponry, and probably some more Fallout Easter Eggs that I didn't notice. Elder ...

On December 26th, it's FamilyAdminDay again – the day of many small and large tech helpers who not only keep the feast of ...

A former clay pit is being converted into a lithium mine, producing a vital mineral for EV batteries to reduce UK reliance on ...

What began as an underground car scene has exploded into a violent public spectacle fueled by social media. A USC Annenberg investigation maps the toll.