How a piano teacher in Texas bullied a young Dutch instructor into removing his ultra-popular tutorial videos.

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NOAA's annual forecast is out, and the summer's going to be stormy.

Is this the warped future of historical preservation?

The recently approved Shuangjiangkou dam reaches a whopping 1,030 feet high.

Three years ago, a Czech art collective revealed just how easy it is to become someone else.

But people may not be as gung-ho on climate action as it first appears.

It's a rare treat to see them in the wild.

The suckling pig roasting on a spit in the sculpture park outside the fair next to a circle of hip high rubber tongue sculptures was, as it turns out, not just for show.

It's all about the water.

It simultaneously proved that electric vehicles and alternative energy loan programs can be a success.

There have been some seriously harebrained proposals put forward to build algae biofuel plants in water-stressed areas.

Six decades later, the warning seems perfectly timed.

Soylent hit its crowd-funding goal hours after its campaign began. Now its creator has $220,000 in his pocket, and he's going to start churning out the post-food meal in a factory.

We're getting closer to creating personalized weapons that respond only to the proper touch or signal.

While European leaders have been counting on the project supplying 20 percent of the continent's power by 2050, Saharan countries want to keep their solar power for themselves.

All it means is that now I've got yet another new interface to figure out.

A new arm, grown for you in your nearest hospital.

Given what’s happening on a far grander scale, is such a reality really that ridiculous?

Leon said he knew the snake "didn't belong" on the side of the road, and thus killed it out of sport.

Which one is the hard 'g' again?

If the reclusive mathematician ever did reveal himself, he’d owe plenty of taxes.

The internet's libertarian dreams meet the real world.