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On April 5, after two years of refurbishment and upgrades, the Large Hadron Collider officially went back online: two proton beams firing in opposite directions around a 27-kilometer ring with an initial "injection energy" of 450 GeV, or about three
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On Friday, the United States Patent Office ?trashed key elements of the so-called "podcasting patent," the result of a series of petitions submitted by the Electronic Frontier Foundation against what the organization describes as a classic case of
Of all the competing regulation issues for car service app Uber, airport-related rules may be some of the most complex and inconsistent.
From aerospace to mechanical engineering, professionals across the world rely on powerful supercomputers to aid their work each day.
The realm of quantum computing is so often regarded as a mythic place of near-infinite possibility.
Hillary Clinton officially announced she's running for president today, and Republican rival Rand Paul spared no time adding anti-Hillary merchandise to his campaign store.
GoPro is the first company most people think about when they hear the words "action camera," but that doesn't mean its competition can't find clever ways to sell their products.
The company behind the consensus network and currency, Ripple, has announced a new office in Sydney, Australia as part of a push further into the large Asian and Pacific markets.
Operating a small business with Bitcoin just got a bit easier. Online billing service Hiveage has announced its integration with Bitcoin wallet and exchange Coinbase, allowing its 45,000-plus small business and freelance clients around the world to
After announcing her decision to seek the Democratic nomination, Clinton will visit state whose initial lack of support undermined her entire campaign in 2008
Florida senator to announce run on Monday in carefully orchestrated Miami event as his team competes with Clinton and Jeb Bush for nation's attention
After facing questions over his behavior in interviews with female journalists, presidential candidate says women are 'intelligent'
Ban Won't Impact Existing Fascist Factions
A Portuguese company that wants to use drones to provide internet access to offline areas of the world has completed its first test flight.
Thanks, Dubai
Instead of tilting at windmills, how about living in one?
Like most people who write for a living, I scrupulously maintain my feeds. Twitter. Tumblr. RSS. They're a fixture of my daily existence, both invaluable and utterly overwhelming.
You might think riding a bicycle down a ski slope so steep, you hit 138.75 miles per hour and break a world record before tapping the brakes is one of the more outrageously dangerous things anyone could do.
The NSA isn't the only three-letter agency that's been quietly collecting Americans' data on a mind-boggling scale.
The relentless days-long cyberattack on GitHub showed that someone was willing to use hundreds of thousands of innocent internet users to try to take down two single pages set up by an organization fighting Chinese censorship.
On mountain ranges across the world, a small group of extreme athletes have been taking to the skies in specially-designed bodysuits to test the limits of unpowered human flight.
Navigating awful, 100 percent Flash-based sites is an experience many of us have had, and is unequivocally part of internet canon. And it's on the verge of going away forever.
The organization that administers the internet's domains is having second thoughts about allowing companies to secure one of its newest and most controversial addresses, .sucks.
Hillary Clinton is planning to officially launch her US presidential campaign on Sunday while en route to Iowa, a source familiar with the campaign has confirmed to the Guardian.
Swedish Match argues moist powdered tobacco product snus should not have to carry warning labels, citing studies that say it is less harmful than cigarettes.
A divided university board of trustees voted to allow administrators settle claims for an undisclosed amount related to Sandusky's conviction for child molestation
The British general election is the most unpredictable in years but the latest polls suggest Labour is inching ahead. Simon Hattenstone profiles the man who could oust David Cameron
Campaign group accuses authorities of 'attacking democracy' and being angered by questions over India's environmental record
With room for 11 small shoebox-sized CubeSats on the first test flight of NASA's behemoth Space Launch System, agency officials have turned to scientists, industry and students to fill the slots in time for launch in 2018.
