The plane will need an engine swap at the remote Canadian airport where it's stranded.
The new movie might be set in 2049, but is it too slow and contemplative for audiences in 2017?
Director Ryan Coogler's movie looks amazing—in all the best ways.
A vulnerability called KRACK affects nearly every Wi-Fi device on the market.
Make your old PC feel new again with this update.
Vinaite, who plays a single mom in Sean Baker's film, brings her confidence and vulnerability to a much bigger screen.
Last week the Internet spent a lot of time talking about a 'Rick and Morty' marketing tie-in gone awry.
New evidence shows that ketogenic diets protect the brain as mice age. And one day you might be able to buy a pill that does the same thing, without having to kiss carbs goodbye.
Today, learning about science and tech is all play. Well, and maybe just a little work.
Scientists detected their fifth gravitational wave in August, and announced it today. But keeping the discoveries quiet is getting harder and harder.
'Dockless' bike-sharing companies are attracting investments from top-flight VC firms and private equity.
Another Equifax goof, an easy iOS phish, and more of the week's top security news.
Google, Facebook, and Twitter’s biggest problems used to be rare instances of pranksters acting up. Now chaos is the status quo.
The new Android handset from the Chinese manufacturer has a home-made chip that powers several AI features.
Meet this season's BB-8. Twitter can't get enough of him.
Today will be easy. Tomorrow, not so much.
Is there a physical reason why a planet might have ended up looking like some sort of fat, intergalactic caterpillar?
Google’s researchers have taught machine-learning software to build machine-learning software, in a project dubbed AutoML.
At the beginning of the month, Vice President Mike Pence announced that the US, at long last, will go back to the moon. Well ... some day.
If it bleeds, it leads—and then it gets piped into wherever you are.
