White House report says Trump can usher in a “new golden age” of science

On Tuesday, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) released a report entitled “Science: A New Golden ...

John Mayer on Why He Keeps Quietly Funding Brain Research Studies

After visiting a military base where he was moved talking to wounded warriors, the rock star has spent 15 years and millions ...

Psychology says people who complain constantly aren’t actually negative — 5 needs are going unmet hidden under the complaints

The chronic complainer picks up nicknames the way some people pick up parking tickets. Debbie Downer. The fun sponge. The one ...

The CNN 10: Thinkers

CNN is honoring people who have shoved conventional wisdom aside and are shaping the world around us with their insights and innovations.

48 Boss Stories So Infuriating They Might Make You Quit Your Job

Given the existence of labor laws, you would think that corporate managers would be compelled to act accordingly. But as the ...

The internet isn’t in a cloud. It’s 600 cables on the ocean floor, and a single one is about as thick as a garden hose.

An estimated $10 trillion crosses these cables every day, and roughly 60 ships on the entire planet keep them running. Ship ...
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As Arizona counts votes, Republicans seize on Election Day glitches

PHOENIX — Kari Lake, the Republican nominee for Arizona governor, seized on technical glitches at dozens of polling locations in a key county to call Thursday for a special legislative session to ...
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Star Trek's Klingon cloaking tech comes to life with a drone that turns invisible – by taking advantage of a glitch in the human eye

Cloaking technology might be banned for humans in the Star Trek universe – but Northwestern University can hide this drone in plain sight! When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...