Research suggests wireless carriers routinely throttle video to sell more expensive plans—the kind of financially-motivated restrictions net neutrality was supposed to prevent.

Scientists, activists, and entrepreneurs are teaming up to push a future of shuttered slaughterhouses and lab-grown meat.

A new report from the Environmental Data & Governance Initiative has chronicled the changes the EPA made to its webpage on fracking.

This case happened in a country where sex work is legal, but it still illustrates how people exploit stigma and shame.

Jezero Crater, site of a Martian paleolake, is on the shortlist of landing sites for NASA's Mars 2020 rover.

Surveillance capitalism and targeted advertising have become the norm on the internet, and it's hurting all of us.

A potential mission to the moon in 2028 was pitched at a meeting of the National Space Council yesterday in response to pressure from President Trump.

The earth’s mantle may house strange liquids that defy the rules of chemistry as we know them.

Surveillance takes on different character when it trickles down to more ordinary, everyday users. The significance and threat from IMSI-catchers is multiplied when a lot more people can deploy one using cheap tech from Amazon and free code from Github.

How to check if your Gmail, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and other accounts have been hacked.

A new collection of data from MuckRock and the Electronic Frontier Foundation has shown that law enforcement agencies only have an average hit rate of 0.5 percent for automated license plate readers.

We asked a bunch of hackers why they love the over-the-top, cult 90s movie 'Hackers.'