Apple computers targeted in first ‘ransomware’ attack
Mac users might not be as safe as they think.
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Frenchman prepares for history-making zero-carbon Atlantic flight
The French town of Les Sables d'Olonne is no stranger to ambitious missions to harness the forces of nature.
How Trump and Sanders tapped America’s economic rage
Finally, somebody is listening.
How real is the hypersonic aircraft revolution?
We live in an era of fast technological change: self-driving cars, drones, artificial intelligence.
Palestinian teacher awarded $1M prize
An elementary teacher who grew up in a Palestinian refugee camp has won a $1 million prize recognizing the "outstanding contribution" she has made to her profession.
Rich and quirky: The ancient rituals of London’s ‘invisible’ financial City
London's original financial quarter is a wall-ringed square mile piled thick with skyscrapers and Palladian palaces, populated by secretive institutions who live by laws of their own making, and whose doors are closed to anyone but the initiated.
DNA results are in: Early humans and Neanderthals made babies together
Neanderthals may not have been as lucky as our human ancestors in the long run, but that doesn't mean the two subspecies didn't get lucky.
Moon village envisioned by European Space Agency
The European Space Agency wants to build a village on the Moon.
‘Super-Earth’ is super hot, NASA telescope discovers
Scientists have known for years that 55 Cancri e, a "super-Earth" 40 light years from Earth, is a bit warm. Now they have a better idea of exactly how hot.
Take a ride on a virtual reality roller coaster
Piloting a fighter jet, dodging skyscrapers and battling alien intruders -- all while barreling along a steel track hundreds of feet in the air.
