The family of slain Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich have asked conspiracy theorists to stop making baseless speculations about his death. Rich was shot and killed July 10 while walking

Beijing (CNN) A Chinese migrant worker with no college degree has found a solution to a complex math problem -- in what appears to be a real life version of the Oscar-winning movie "Good Will

Donald Trump raised more than $26 million through online and mail solicitations in June and another $25 million at events with the Republican National Committee, his campaign announced Wednesday, a hefty

A newly discovered malware capable of cyberespionage and remote takeover is targeting Mac computers, delivering its payload by opening up a backdoor connection to a command-and-control (C&C) web server

The way we talk politics lulls us into an "eternal political present," one psychologist explains—and Trump couldn't be happier. Source: Fast Company This article points out how some of the

According to William Bennett, which provides digital versions of the whole work, Dali's illustration of Lewis Carroll's story is "one of the rarest and most sought-after Dali suites. With the original

After 90 years, ol' Route 66 is making history — again. It's about to become the first public roadway to receive a solar panel makeover, thanks to Idaho start-up Solar Roadways. See the original story

Robots that slice, grill, assemble and bag 400 burgers in one hour are set to invade California. Momentum Machines unveiled its autonomous grill master in 2012 and recently announced it will be opening

WASHINGTON — A divided Senate rejected rival plans to bolster the federal background check system and moved toward blocking other proposed curbs on guns Monday, eight days after the horror of Orlando’s

The Chinese government has demanded the removal of more than 5,000 monks and nuns from Larung Gar Buddhist Academy, and plans to demolish 50 percent of residences at the historic monastery. According to

I founded the International Blockchain Real Estate Association (IBREA) in October of 2013. On May 17th we held a conference in Newport Beach, CA. It was the first-ever full day conference dedicated exclusively

The United States Postal Service (USPS) released a report on Monday, outlining four different ways it could use a public blockchain to improve efficiency and save money. Issued by the internal Office of

The next-generation graphics card war is officially on—though it’s already shaping up very differently than previous versions. While Nvidia kicked things off with the overwhelming firepower of the

A machine-vision algorithm has learned to analyze and categorize scientific figures. In 1973, the statistician Francis Anscombe devised a fascinating demonstration showing why data should always be plotted

When your internet connection dies the cause isn't likely to be a government-issued blackout. But that's the reality for people living in Iraq. Earlier this week, Iraq's government turned off all broadband

Is it finally the beginning of the end for passwords? From our laptops to our bank accounts to e-mail, social media accounts, and myriad other online services, passwords ostensibly protect almost every

EVER SINCE THE dramatic last-minute halt of the execution of Richard Glossip in Oklahoma last fall, exactly what happened that day has remained a mystery. In Washington, D.C., the U.S. Supreme Court had

Educational institutions are turning their attention to the public blockchain to record and verify student credentials. Under normal circumstances, recording student achievements using paperwork can be

Four House members on both sides of the aisle today are pushing forward legislation to reform the federal rules for civil asset forfeiture. Civil asset forfeiture is the process by which law enforcement

You can’t invest in American law firms—yet. But it’s only a matter of time. We live in an age where just about any income-generating asset one can imagine, from home loans to professional football players,