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A reminder for the new year: You can use these muted strings to force Twitter to be better.

The former New York City mayor has spent almost $200 million, and he still has billions left in his account.

The chip's complex design was generated by a computer. "If you look at the design, no human engineer would have come up with it."

The chip's complex design was generated by a computer. "If you look at the design, no human engineer would have come up with it."

The huge magnetic filaments were clearly detected in the halo of the Whale Galaxy, marking a first for astronomers.

Port Arthur, Texas, is surrounded by refineries that residents say are poisoning them.

They're a lot less impressive when they're everywhere. Here's how the smartphone went from innovation icon to standard component.

RIP uploading 207 photos to Facebook after an average night out.

Neuroscientists' best estimate for "right now" is only about 2.5 to 3 seconds, or less. According to physics, right now is an illusion altogether.

New years make me very anxious, but thinking about the good stuff to come helps me cope.

America continues to lead — and to innovate.

They're all truly awful. Enjoy.

The fashionable 1 percent isn't interested in luxury goods, but they are really afraid of death.

Both 17-year-old Billie Eilish and 15-year-old Millie Bobby Brown have said they text with the 33-year-old rapper. What are we to make of this?

Winter has been to 15,000 Starbucks in 55 countries, and he's not done yet.

Nobody set out to make one of this decade's most influential styles of game. It just happened. What's next?

Everlane has branded itself as committed to sustainability and "radical transparency." But remote employees have something to say about that.

Everyone and their father has a set of whiskey stones now. Here's how America came to love them… and then hate them.

The fossilized roots, which date 386 million years, shed light on Earth's first forests and the enormous effect they had on global climate and ecology.

Try as you might, Christmas fiends, you cannot kill Williams-Sonoma. I know because I've been sh*tting on this company's catalog every Christmas for YEARS, as a matter of both tradition and moral principle. But all of my efforts to drown this yuppie trinket hive in the toilet have seemingly been in vain.