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The case filed by former Snap employee Anthony Pompliano, was originally brought against Snap in January in a state court.

Uber will be allowed to continue using the technology that may have been stolen from Waymo, a judge ruled Monday.

That burger you got can be quite tasty, but what is it really doing to your health?

One passenger is curious about what measures to take when a flight attendant doesn't respond to repeated requests.

SpaceX has become quite a large organization over the last few years, yet it still maintains a startup mentality and feel to it.

Two words: Charles Manson.

Exercise is beneficial for learning, but how exactly?

Through meditation, we get better acquainted with the behavior of our minds.

The popular burger joint in Livermore, California was temporarily closed after some customers reportedly became sick after consuming their food.

Snap Inc., Snapchat's parent company, released first quarter earnings Wednesday after IPO launch in March.

An "atmospheric river" is bringing a change in the weather.

The increase in attacks is likely due to better conservation, one marine biologist noted.

A bill proposed by a California lawmaker would allow residents of the state to block their license plates when parked to prevent automatic scanners from collecting plate numbers and locations.

As cancer is a disease of older age, we are at a higher risk of getting cancer, the older we turn.

As a direct input device, eye tracking is actually fairly frustrating and useless. However, as a general contextual signal indicating possible user intent or attentional focus, it is quite useful.

Here is some advice to give young women who want to pursue a career in tech.

The American Academy of Family Physicians found that 4 to 6 percent of Americans suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder.

Like most things in life, things are more complicated than a few minutes of sentimentality.

There are hundreds of surprising, perspective-shifting insights about the nature of reality that come from neuroscience.

If anyone tells you that there is a simple cause or cure for crime, don’t believe them.

Great companies always find inefficiencies in the market they operate in and create products that fit snugly into the market need.