Society

Google and Apple each thrive in one market. Amazon innovates in everything from cloud computing to retail stores.

Americans have been clustering themselves into cultural bubbles just as they have clustered in political bubbles.

"We need to see what nature is trying to tell us here. We need to recognize that we’re playing with fire.”

The long read: In the midst of fear and isolation, we are learning that profound, positive change is possible

'I'm sad, but I'm breathing more freely' says former exec

Although we often think of knowledge as "knowing that" (for example, knowing that Paris is the capital of France), each of us also knows many procedures consisting of "knowing how," such as knowing how ...

Hundreds of thousands of potentially sensitive files from police departments across the United States were leaked online last week. The collection, dubbed "BlueLeaks" and made searchable via a new website by the same name, stems from a security breach at…

In a recent study, researchers examined how Christian nationalism is affecting the U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Censored Planet by salvey on Sketchfab The largest collection of public internet censorship data ever compiled shows that even citizens of the world’s freest countries are not safe from internet censorship. A University of Michigan team used Censored Planet, an automated censorship trackin

As Uber parks its plans for robotaxis, experts admit the autonomous vehicle challenge is bigger than anticipated

The question really is not if, but when and where drone swarms, which is the next evolution of robotic warfare, will be utilised in real-time operations.

A new message proves too toxic for the Republican Party.

Worlds are converging in Boca Chica, and despite a groundswell of supporters around the...

As 26 million Americans lose their jobs, the billionaire class has added $308bn to its wealth

Since the release of Alvin Toffler’s "Future Shock" 50 years ago, the allure of speculative nonfiction has remained the same: We all want to know what’s coming next.

As technology advances, experts warn that manipulated satellite images could be used as a form of disinformation aiming to downplay or cover up real-world situations.

In February, SaltWorks, a Woodinville maker of sea salt consumer products, got some unsettling legal news: The 19-year-old company was being sued for allegedly infringing on a patent covering technology ...