Benjamin Fearnow

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief is challenging scientists to engage in a televised debate in which they defend climate change as a serious threat to the planet.

Nevada’s governor and the state’s department of taxation have issued a “state of emergency” to create a structure for recreational marijuana regulations.

A U.S. Military DARPA program is putting $65 million into the creation of an implantable device providing data-transfer bandwidth between human brains and the digital world.

Snapchat’s stock price has fallen below its IPO for the first time amid speculation that the company won’t grow as quickly as expected and amid. This comes just ahead of the lockup period at the end of the month in which insiders can begin selling their shares.

Want to have more control over your Twitter notifications? A new feature rolled out Monday by the social media giant allows users to mute accounts that don’t follow you, were just created and several other customized options.

Twitter’s ongoing legal battle against the U.S. Government was given a boost Thursday after a federal judge ruled the FBI and Department of Justice can’t block the social media giant from publishing “classified” government surveillance requests.

Tesla Inc.’s co-founder and chief executive Elon Musk followed up his Twitter hype for the company’s new Model 3 by posting the first images of the vehicle as it came off the assembly line.

In part of its #CNNBlackmail outrage, Trump supporters and those who dislike mainstream media outlets are focusing their online efforts against one target this week: CNN.

Instagram has locked and deleted hundreds of accounts over the past 24 hours, and users who have confirmed their phone numbers still report that their accounts were disabled.

Robotics experts are divided on robot child sex dolls: Some are encouraging the use of robot sex as a method for preventing sex crimes while others are calling for a full ban on robots that look like children.

Oregon is now the first state to allow residents who identify as neither male or female to mark their driver’s license, learner’s permit or ID card gender as “not specified.”

In what the BBC leadership is calling a "rallying cry" to recapture Britain's youth, the British Broadcasting Corporation plans to spend millions to fight off American media and tech giants — namely Amazon, Netflix and Facebook.

Medical marijuana may be just the remedy for dogs scared by the booms and crackles of fireworks this July 4 holiday.

Experts weigh in on the range, capability of an intercontinental ballistic missile fired by North Korea on Tuesday and whether it could reach the mainland United States.

A school robotics team of five students from The Gambia has joined Afghanistan’s all-girl robotics team in having their one-week visas rejected by the U.S. in order to attend the First Global Challenge robotics competition in Washington D.C.

Male fish are taking on transgender form and female characteristics in what a new study is linking to exposure of birth control pills and contraceptives being flushed down toilets and dumped in waterways.

A Canadian parent, Kori Doty, who identifies as a “non-binary trans person” is fighting for a “non-gendered” birth certificate to be issued to their 8-month-old child, Searyl Atli.

Kanye West’s ongoing feud with Jay-Z intensified this weekend after sources say he left Tidal over a financial dispute and threatened the company with a $3 million lawsuit.

Twitter is looking to actively take on “fake news” by adding a feature that would allow users to flag tweets deemed misleading or harmful – although it’s not clear who would ultimately verify such facts.

Drink up! Tipsy Robot, the first U.S. bar to feature fully robotic bartenders, is set to open Friday in Las Vegas.