As the series's second season wraps up, the wall between his real-life self and Westworld persona comes crashing down.

Last week, social media was awash in commentary about the historic meeting between the US president and the North Korean leader.

Plus: Volvo gets some lidar, Seattle's high-tech tunnel, and Boeing tries to make the future of flight a lot more fun.

It's like the designer *wanted* people to crash in excellent viral videos.

As the trustless, decentralized world of digital tokens expands, fraudsters, gamblers, sex workers, and drug dealers are cashing in.

The 'Fortnite' Pro-Am event, held during the E3 videogame show this week, brought together titans and fans of the world's biggest game.

"Aquamation," a greener form of body disposal, is gaining acceptance in America. But some groups are fighting to stop it.

Romain Jacquet-Lagrze captures daily life unfolding atop buildings in the crowded district of Kowloon.

Go shopping for DNA testing kits, fancy robot vacuums, gaming hardware and software, this weekend.

Encrypted email, a 20-year-old bug, security news this week.

Former *Mythbusters* host Kari Byron has a few suggestions for handling toxic fans.

We look at two cameras that approach the iconic quadrilateral instant photo from new angles.

The huge cloud blocks out the sun, sending Oppy into low power mode.

One cautionary point: Pro-leisure science does not give permission to trance out on Twitter or graze Netflix endlessly.

Computer simulations have become so accurate that cosmologists can now use them to study dark matter, supermassive black holes, and other mysteries of the real evolving cosmos.

Embattled Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes faces 11 counts of wire fraudbut will continue to chair the company's board.

This weeks podcast is all about the software that points to the future of our how we'll use our gadgets even if they infuriate us in the interim.

New tests find that certain headbands cut risk of head injuries, but officials are reluctant to mandate their use.

If Trump actually followed White House protocol for secure calling, it's probably fine. But what are the odds?

Roger Clark allegedly served as Ross Ulbricht's Silk Road consigliere. Friday, the feds announced his extradition from Thailand.

Since the show's original Bravo incarnation, the conversation around gender and sexuality has evolved in fundamental waysand in new episodes is refreshingly nuanced.

Verizon has united two faded names from internet 1.0 under its Oath brand. Now it needs a strategy.

All three of Huawei's M5 Android tablets are worth your time, but which is best for you?

Opinion: The UK and Canada are uncovering the unsettling reach of Cambridge Analytica. So why aren't Americans interested?

The giant videogame show is wrapping up, which means it's prediction time. Here's what we noticed.

A soccer player rarely scores directly off a corner kick. It's called an Olympic goal, and when it does happen, it's usually an accident. Here's why.

Arecibo Observatory's 1,000-foot telescope was damaged in last year's storm, and the recovery money is only just beginning to flow in.

The technological hurdles facing the development of aircraft for urban mobility systems like UberAIR are massive, but not insurmountable.

Todays understanding of the importance of microbes to health was anticipated by a rival to Louis Pasteur.

Jeff Flake and Chris Coons sent Jeff Bezos a letter Thursday with nearly 30 questions about how the company handles user data and privacy.

The mantis shrimp wields one of the fiercest strikes on Earth. With the help of a robot, researchers show that the predator is a master strategist, too.

Pods in the tunnel will speed people to OHare Airport in less than 15 minutes.

The share of Google employees who are women, black, or Latinx barely budged last year, as the company was riven by internal debate over its diversity policies.

The report found no evidence that politics influenced the outcome of the 2016 probe, frustrating those on the right hungry for proof of corruption.

Top officials from the SEC have publicly stated that the world's two most popular cryptocurrencies are *not* like stocks and bonds, a relief for people who own them.

Russia expects as many as 2 million visitors during the 2018 World Cup, most of whom should take extra precautions against the country's many cyber risks.

In a Boeing-sponsored competition, teams designed personal flying machines that look more like jetpacks and flying motorbikes than the boring planes we use today.

As recent events have shown, using an encrypted messaging app like WhatsApp or Signal is no privacy panacea.

Congratulations! Youve just found the perfect go-anywhere summer travel shoe.

Juggernaut franchises like 'Call of Duty' and 'Battlefield' are trying to capitalize on the success of Epic's phenomenon, but battle-royale games tap into something deeper than just skins and emotes.