Facebook, the very open platform that would like to be the opposite of that in the near future, announced a big change this week: It will no… Read More

Last September, Italian physicist Alessandro Strumia gave a bizarre lecture at CERN in which he argued–to an audience of young women scientists–that women are less qualified to… Read More

A pair of bills that prohibit spreading fake news and insulting authorities just made it one step closer to becoming law in Russia. Read More

Last week, Amazon started quietly teasing just where its massive Lord of the Rings TV show would take place in the Middle-earth timeline. Now, the speculation has… Read More

Following a report from the New York Times earlier this week that such a move was imminent, Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei has announced that it is suing… Read More

Two cost-cutting rounds of layoffs affected hundreds of Snap employees last year beginning in March. While the company, which owns Snapchat, maintains that the majority of these… Read More

On Wednesday, the saga of the most infamous GoFundMe campaign in history came closer to a conclusion. A woman and a homeless man whom prosecutors claim engaged… Read More

The head of the U.S. intelligence community is no longer required to publish an annual report detailing the number of civilians and enemy combatants killed in U.S.… Read More