Articles by Greg Thomas

An academic study out this month is a good first whack aimed to chip away at the glaring absence of data on illegal file-sharing.

When passwords fail, it's time to start thinking about what we have to offer our security devices: fingerprints, eyeballs and voices are a start.

Electronic Arts says it's ending its deals with gun manufacturers to feature their weapons in its games. But what does that even mean?

Scientists have found a part of the brain that controls aging, so they extended the lives of a bunch of middle-aged mice.

The classic sci-fi origin story has more in common with Navajo creation myths than you might imagine.

Monkeys exposed to radiation are responding to a blood-boosting drug used to treat chemo patients. Could humans?

Virgin's new 'seat-to-seat delivery' service is sure to end in a bonanza of sexual harassment lawsuits.

Our technique for mapping the ocean floor involves blasting super loud soundwaves that can deafen and even kill whales and other sea life.

As new web addresses become available, stakes are heightening for companies and other brands that have something to lose.

New research suggests that soon we won't have to give up blood or urine for health diagnoses -- just breath.