Rising Temperatures May, Or May Not, Affect Biodiversity
The effects of temperature changes may be a big deal, overstated, or mitigated by evolution, say stubbornly scientific scientists
Science & Technology
Some Groupon Investors Head to the Exits
Early investors losing faith in the new Internet boom.
Facebook Stocks Bounce Back Slightly
Recovers after dropping to lowest point earlier in the day.
Judge Demands to Know Who Google Paid to Blog About Lawsuit
Google says they haven't paid anybody to write about scrap with Oracle, but judge doesn't buy it.
Samsung CEO to Reach Out to Apple CEO Today
Trying to talk before the jury has the final say
Samsung, Apple May Try to Negotiate Before Jury Starts Deliberation
The jury in the patent trial is set to begin deliberating this week
Indian Government Takes At Least 250 Websites Offline
Move is in response to images on websites that incentivize exodus from India's north east.
Scientists Store 700 Terabytes of Data in Gram of DNA
No word on when you'll be able to play Angry Birds on your kidneys.
You, Too, Can Purchase a Not-Quite Panopticon
We're almost certainly not yet living in the Panopticon. But any step in that direction-even if it's well-spun marketing-speak-is worth watching.
Wozniak Fears Internet Regulation
The Apple co-founder says online freedom is at risk from governments
RT.com Targeted by Anti-Leaks
The Russian news services helped break the TrapWire story, bypassing an attack on WikiLeaks
Scientist Makes Breakthrough With Microwave Laser
An old scientific paper and an argument wth his wife drove him to succeed
Assange To Make a Statement Sunday
UK government pledges to extradite the hacker to Sweden.
Hope for Men: Male Contraceptive Pill on Horizon
Years of trials and tests still needed.
Zuckerberg: Falling Stock is Painful to Watch
The social network entrepreneur made the comments to employees at a company-wide meeting organized in part to boost morale.
Deliberate Breeding of 'Ethical' People is a Moral Obligation
Claims Professor Julian Savulescu of Oxford University
Dunkin' Donuts Gets an App
Purchase food, gift cards through your mobile phone. Michelle Obama does not approve.
Octopuses Inspire Flexible, Color-Shifting Robots
Creatures have more to offer tech field than just video game bosses.
Regulators Approve Verizon Spectrum Sale
Deal will help adapt to increasing demand for data services on mobile platforms.
Chinese Company Experiments with "Social Credit Card"
By linking card with online identity, consumers get deals based on social activity.
Judge to Apple: Are You Smoking Crack?
Objects to effort to bring in 22 rebuttal witnesses in patent case against Samsung.
Get Ready for a New Generation of Drones
The high-tech robots are getting smaller, deadlier and more autonomous
Mars UFO Mystery Solved, NASA Says
Curiosity snapped a photo of its backpack's crash landing is what it was
Judge Rules Architectural Renderings Have Copyright Protections
Does not have to serve as a blueprint in order to be protected from distribution.
Astronomers Find Record-Setting Galaxy Cluster
One of the largest structures in the universe, it has been nicknamed "Phoenix."
Germany Reopens Facebook Privacy Inquiry
Official says company illegally archiving photos of members without permission.
U.K. Police Amassing Outside Assange's Embassy Refuge
Ecuador embassy surrounded around midnight, according to reports.
Bitcoin Makes First Appearance in a Lawsuit
Theft at a large exchange sparks legal action over the alternative currency
Hypersonic Aircraft Doesn't Fly
The Air Force's unmanned craft had to be destroyed during a test
