An AI agent attacked a human's reputation. Another disabled its own safety controls. We all need to see what we can't see coming.

Megan Marchena, 27, of Massapequa was indicted for allegedly assaulting and endangering toddlers at a Lindenhurst daycare. She pleaded not guilty at arraignment.

In parts of North America, certain caves and pits become seasonal shelters for enormous numbers of rattlesnakes. During winter, thousands of these venomous snakes gather together in underground dens ...

Last week, a usually very good dog became the prime suspect in a destuffing-of-a-lamb incident at an Ohio sheriff’s office.

The dominant narrative frames doomscrolling as a dopamine addiction or a willpower failure. Behavioral science suggests something more honest: your brain is seeking low-stakes unpredictability because ...

On a warm summer afternoon in Yellowstone National Park, a crowd gathers around a bison. The animal weighs close to a ton. It can run up to 35 miles per hour. A human wouldn’t stand a chance against ...

As social media becomes the core domain of information interaction in the era of big data, the emotional information contained in the vast amount of user-generated content provides an unprecedented ...

On President’s Day, the First Amendment Troop staged “ResistDance” - a tribute and act of artistic dissent - at the Kennedy Center and Lincoln Memorial. The piece honored Renée Good and Alex Pretti.

Project Genie is an underwhelming glimpse into what may come. Project Genie is an underwhelming glimpse into what may come. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The ...

This dog wore jammies and went koko. The video starts like a cozy couch moment, then flips into pure chaos. In this pajama pup clip, an American Bully named Hemi turns into a wiggly tornado the second ...

UPDATE, 8:26 p.m. ET: President Trump told reporters on Air Force One Friday night that he did not plan to apologize for the racist video. “I didn’t make a mistake,” he said. He also said that he had ...

Americans are expected to place a record-breaking $1.7 billion in legal bets on the Super Bowl. With a potential casino inside every phone and computer, a rising chorus of experts who study problem ...