In the wake of the white nationalist march on Charlottesville this past weekend, a number of white supremacist websites have found it increasingly difficult to remain online and solicit donations from supporters. In >>
In the wake of the white nationalist march on Charlottesville this past weekend, a number of white supremacist websites have found it increasingly difficult to remain online and solicit donations from supporters. In >>
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday vowed the social network will actively fight against extremism and violence, after what happened in Charlottesville over the weekend and in the following days. “We aren’t born >>
Back in May, we told you about the upcoming auction of a true piece of space travel history: Neil Armstrong’s very own lunar sample bag which not only flew into space on the >>
A video has emerged of a Cessna light aircraft landing on the Sunrise Highway in Yaphank, Long Island. A plane landing on a highway isn’t unheard of, but the impressive thing here is >>
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Scientists remotely hacked a brain, controlling body movements
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Federal commission wants AT&T to pay $4 billion in fines for misleading DirecTV ads
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Digital rights group warns that Google’s stance on neo-Nazis is ‘dangerous’
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Instant Apps, Android’s best new feature in years, isn’t just for new phones
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Samsung will offer big freebies to sell the Note 8 before the iPhone 8 launch
Baltimore news outlets have published body cam video from a supposed drug bust back in January. The video appears to show a cop planting drugs in a trash pile, before going back to >>
Elon Musk has sounded warning bells on artificial intelligence for quite some time, as he believes it could be a huge threat to society. Now, he’s told the government it could be our >>
Last year, acclaimed eating champion Joey “Jaws” Chestnut emerged victorious in the world-renowned and uniquely American hot dog eating contest at Nathan’s Famous in Coney Island. By the time the dust settled, Chestnut >>
It used to be that only death and taxes were certain. But thanks to a new court ruling, you can add Facebook invading your privacy to the list. A US district judge in >>
