Fourteen tropical storms are predicted — yet as humans, we struggle to plan well for them. Psychology explains why

The magazine's "legal expert" writes a flagrantly inaccurate claim, and he and his Editor refuse to correct it when notified

A parade of polite techies correct Andrew Leonard on what it means to subject Steve Jobs to a "low-pass filter."

A new measurement of the W boson suggests the Standard Model is wrong. Yet there still isn't a "smoking gun"

Media ran with the official jobless rate of 14.7% — even though the government admits it's really much higher

Quantum entanglement makes some scientists question the nature of reality — this is why

In the days before Apple, an article on "phone phreaking" turned the young pioneers into tech entrepreneurs

Bartiromo was earlier forced to air a correction after suggesting voting machines were used to steal the election

The photo, one of many showing Trump with Epstein and Maxwell, was captured at the president's Mar-a-Lago resort

The research proves that IQ tests poorly predict learning disabilities. So why are schools still using them?

The New York Times corrects itself: No Clinton White House Lay-over.

Why can't we talk out of our rears? Are those movie explosions possible? A scientist puts farts under a microscope

"We're that chronically ill," we no longer recognize corruption

A day after an embarrassing mistake in his New York Times column, he appears on Fox News and gives an inaccurate preview of Barack Obama's speech.

Kevin Hassett admitted the president's latest Twitter boast about the economy was off by an order of magnitude