A 25,000-acre wildfire continues to burn in south Florida, just 20 miles from the immigrant detention facility known as ...

The decline of reading and the rise of social media are again transforming what it feels like to be a thinking person.

The resulting outcome is that you have A.I. systems that have learned what it means to solve a problem that takes quite a ...

The New Scientist Book Club enjoyed our February read, Tim Winton's far-future-set Juice. Head of books Alison Flood rounds ...

Discover the practical origins of romantic clichés like roses, chocolate, and candlelight, and how they evolved into symbolic love gestures worldwide.

It appears that last month's installment, where I mentioned the lady that displayed a number of signs of Alzheimer’s in a commercial, prompted a few questions. Specifically, what are the ...

As digital data streams increase in speed and data rate, losses in PCB traces become ever more of a bottleneck.

What sustains companies is discernment: knowing when to push, when to pause, when to trust instinct and when to borrow ...

Giant of the Classics automatically becomes the key reference point for Saturday despite race's shorter distance and lack of ...

Participants are likely to find renewed outrage, not forgiveness, and redemption isn't found on TV.

I’ve been on the trail for three hours, the first time I fall. The coastal scrub has opened into rolling hillsides of summer-gold grass, the sea wind blustering the dry stalks. Climbing uphill has ...

Historian Bruce Robbins argues Gaza has shifted the debate over how and when the label is used ...