In an excerpt from his new book, the famed atheist wonders what would have happened if Hitler's dad only sneezed

A look at the methods the industry uses to adapt to climate change, which portends more storms and greater risk

He flirted with secession a few years ago, but now he's thinking about the White House

Exclusive: U.S. Rep Joe Walsh tells a town hall meeting that radical Islam has infiltrated the Chicago suburbs

"Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." and "Almost Human" have to make tech both cool and believable. They don't always succeed

RSA Security warns customers that standard encryption code may have been intentionally weakened with NSA backdoor

Thursday: Addison Walsh returns to Seattle, but will she stick with "Grey's Anatomy" for good? Plus: What did you think of "The Big 4-0" on Wednesday?

The president's surprise announcement that testing is out of control is more than welcome: The tests deserve an F

Are we ready to hand over all our computing to Sun's network -- or to the Web?

The “Lamborghini” of border walls is in danger of falling into the river if nothing is done, experts say

Reading a long novel on a tiny screen is claustrophobic, but if the book is good your brain will get the message.

Bush's new fuel-economy standards for SUVs won't reduce America's oil consumption enough to matter.

Republicans are plotting a strategy to court the Latino vote.