Hyperloop Project Inches Closer to Becoming a Real Thing
Two tech companies offer services to develop prototype.
Two tech companies offer services to develop prototype.
Remember the great penis scare of the 1990s?
The death of "the libertarian moment" is greatly exaggerated.
But are they really? Large majorities of us prefer creative destruction to government-managed economies.
Q&A with Nathaniel Popper on his new book, Digital Gold.
"If you're telling me Amazon is bad for culture, like seriously, fuck you," says memoirist of '90s alt-music scene.
A year ago, Rand Paul was ascendant. Now, not so much. Is libertarianism dying on the GOP vine?
Ten startups have turned off their services in the Empire State to avoid applying for a BitLicense.
"Rand is the ONLY one in the race who is standing up for your Liberty, across the board," says former representative, presidential candidate.
A majority believes civilization could collapse and humans go extinct in the next 100 years.
Bailey responds to the criticism below
Global climate trend since Nov. 16, 1978: +0.11 C per decade
Rand Paul gets attacked for being pro-liberty and anti-abortion. But there's nothing inconsistent about his view.
Deep Web Director Alex Winter calls the sentencing an "injustice" that's "tantamount to torture."
Privacy advocates gain key victories in high-profile battle
Modest self-promotion of my new book
Google, Amazon, and the University of Nevada, Reno are all involved.
Their popularity is all about protectionism and walling off America from the wide, wide world.
Peak oil is comprehensively debunked in The End of Doom. Just saying.
A blockchain-based prediction market that won't be controlled or managed by anyone.
The question for cybersecurity-minded lawmakers should not be how to control the zero-day market but how to encourage more "white hat" trades and fewer destructive ones.
But can adults be prosecuted for consensual sexting? Maybe.
Set TIVO for 3 A.M. ET; other folks appearing include host Tom Shillue, Andy Levy, and former Independents' co-host Kmele Foster.
Judge not sure that government preventing the distribution of software files related to 3D-printing a pistol violates First or Second Amendment.
The socialist senator takes on the ride-sharing company.
The Singularity is closer and dumber than you think.
Art was the first neurotechnology: A feel-good video to start your weekend
Circuit Court panel demands police seek a warrant.
The Republican pollster talks to Nick Gillespie about how to win the hearts and minds of a generation that has yet to realize its own political power.
VR headsets could give new life to the Second Life concept-for better or worse.
The celebrated Chinese artist was denied a business visa by the British government.
Also: Uber shows-not-tells the people why legal transportation cartels suck.
Neurotracking, video games, laughing rats, brainwave sniper training, robot love, and a "pernicious libertarian"
Nanny of the Month, July 2015
The legendary tech writer on net neutrality, the FCC, and why Bitcoin is the missing eighth layer of the Internet.
Lethal autonomous weapons are too dangerous to develop.
On Trump, Jon Stewart, Mike Huckabee, Iran, and A.I. deathbots
"Cyberweapons" crackdown could be used to criminalize basic software-bug testing.
Why privilege solar over all the other technologies, including some that may not even be invented yet?
The fight to save a California oyster farm from the National Park Service
A new lawsuit seeks to make prostitution legal in California.
"It appears that an oft-used tool for identifying lawbreakers will be lost if Backpage were to fold," writes federal judge.
John Stossel asks: Is the left's scientific ignorance more damaging than the right's?