New research using severed cat tongues could change the way we brush our hair and clean rugs — big news for allergy sufferers.

After over 20 years in prankster activism, The Yes Men turn their sights on Volkswagen- making the public "apology" from the company that they say should have happened years ago.

On the second episode of CYBER, Kim Zetter talks about America's outdated voting machines.

A Georgia Tech team inflated balloons in the digestive tracts of dead wombats to learn about their uniquely cubic poops.

The first trailer for 'Black Mesa: Xen,' the final act of the long running remake, looks stunning.

When Dan couldn’t post on Tesla’s forum about his customer experience, he phoned customer support. But then IT gave him much more than he was expecting.

A thirty-foot wave of flame roars toward us over the grassy plain. We stand our ground. We were soldiers once.

The Kremlin has been focused on undermining trust in American democracy and elections, but Donald Trump and the Republicans have done it better than Russia ever could.

The electrical activity of the lab-grown mini-brains was similar to that seen in premature infants and may help researchers understand brain development disorders.

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.