Science & Technology
What The New York Times Missed When It Tried to Explain Conspiracy Theories
Powerful people can be paranoid too.
Penguin Agrees to $75 Million Settlement over E-Book Pricing
Apple still faces DOJ accusations
Iran Expands Nuclear Technology
Installed close to 700 centrifuges, according to UN agency
Are Savages Noble?
Two new books ask whether our ancestors were right about food, sex, war, and trade.
Reporters Accused of Hacking After Uncovering Confidential Information Posted on the Internet
The information (including Social Security numbers) had reportedly been left publicly available
Google Addresses Privacy Concerns with Google Glass
You'll be able to tell when somebody wearing it is filming you
Portland, Ore., Votes Against Water Fluoridation
Fourth time since 1956 they've rejected it
Mars Opportunity Beats Off-World Travel Record Set by Apollo Moon Buggy Forty Years Ago
22 miles traveled on Mars
Intel Not Sure It Can Keep Up With Moore's Law of Processing Power
More difficult to fulfill as chips get smaller
Bronx Cop Charged With Allegedly Hiring E-Mail Hacker
Looked for e-mail account access to fellow cops, civilians
NASA Launches Cosmic Background Experiment into Space
Seeking answers on the origin of the universe
DOJ's Phone Records Grabbing at Fox Bigger than Just Reporter
DOJ took records for calls from at least five numbers associated with Fox news and two numbers from inside the White House
OK Fire Chief "98 Percent Sure" There Are No More Tornado Casualties
Death toll at 24, including nine children
California's Third Carbon Auction Raises about $280 Million
That's enough for, like, 20 feet of high-speed rail, right?
PayPal Pushing More into Offline Pay Systems
Will this spell the end of the retail cash register?
Sen. Hatch Strikes Deal to Support Immigration Bill
Will make it easier for high-tech companies to hire foreign temp workers
Google Hackers Accessed US Surveillance Database
Maybe they'll be the ones to tell us who the government is spying on?
Bitcoin Can't Be Stopped, But Can It Be Spoiled?
Government and Bitcoin businesses both think more regulation of the private digital money is inevitable.
Pat Robertson Says Tornado Victims Didn't Pray Enough (Update: Referring to 2012 Tornado)
God totally would have stopped it if folks were more Christian-ly
New XBox Console Unveiled
Plans to integrate just about everything you do in the living room
Apple CEO Tim Cook to Senate: We Pay All The Taxes We Owe
"Every single dollar," he tells a Senate subcommittee
Navy Dolphins Find 130-Year-Old Torpedo Off Coast of San Diego
Found during mine-detection training
Rate of Smartphone Ownership in New Zealand Doubles in One Year
Tablet ownership almost tripled
Wi-Fi at Guantanamo Bay Shut Down Amid Threat From Anonymous
Hacker group launched "Operation Guantanamo" last week
With 'Standstill' in Global Warming, Climate Scientists Reconsider Projections
No change in temperatures since 1998
Bitcoin Creator May Be Japanese Mathematician
Shinichi Mochizuki hasn't confirmed, so take it for what it's worth
