The Silicon Valley elite’s latest status symbol: Chickens
In America's rural and working-class areas, keeping chickens has long been a thrifty way to provide fresh eggs. In recent years, the practice has emerged as an unlikely badge of...
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Ford patents driverless police car that ambushes lawbreakers using AI
The car could pull you over and issue you a ticket on its own.
San Francisco’s crime-fighting robot retired after launching alleged “war on the homeless”
Like so many classic Western anti-heroes before him, he rolled (literally) into town with a singular goal in mind: cleaning up the streets, which had become a gritty hotbed of...
Uber waits a year to reveal massive hack of 57 million customers’ data
A cyberattack exposed sensitive personal information belonging to tens of millions of Uber customers and drivers before the company hid the breach from public view for more than a year,...
Man proud of daughter’s attempt to shield children from bullets in Texas church shooting
Bob Lookingbill thought he couldn't get any more proud of how his daughter lived her life.
Texas massacre followed “domestic situation” involving gunman’s family; his mother-in-law had attended the church
Investigators said Sunday's church massacre in Texas occurred amid an ongoing "domestic situation" involving the gunman and his relatives, at least one of whom had attended the church.
The latest way companies are luring top female talent: Breast milk shipping
There was just one problem: As committed as Torgersen was to her career, she was equally committed to keeping her newborns healthy by providing them with breast milk - one...
Why 2017 will go down as the beginning of the end of the internal combustion engine
Electric vehicles no longer seem like a futuristic fever dream, but they remain a rarity on most American city streets, accounting for less than one percent of the nation's auto...
What do women want? A company that lets women hire attractive male servants has some answers
When Dala Khajah and Josephine Wai Lin co-founded ManServants -- a company that lets women hire attractive men as personal assistants, stand-in boyfriends and bachelorette party butlers -- their goal...
A black Denver man went undercover as a digital white supremacist. This is what he learned.
As soon as Denver actor Theo Wilson started making YouTube videos about culture and race, trolls using racial slurs started flocking to his page.