In both physical and cultural tastes, sweet things get a bad rap

Video games are becoming just as popular as professional sports, so why do people think it's only a game?

The 2020 election cycle is shaping up to be another record-breaking year

On the U.S.-Mexico border lie communities called "colonias" — and they're some of the poorest in the nation

Hackers are persistent and are always looking to find flaws in routers and other systems

How much is the government paying for each test? And what were the terms of the agreements?

China gained 88 million Internet users in 2008. Online political dissent also jumped. That can't be an accident.

A number of outlets have declared an epidemic of Internet addiction. Only problem? The research doesn't support it

Hungary has devolved from a democracy to an authoritarian regime

I've been a speaker at a lot of graduations. Here's what I've learned

Jordan alleges colleges aided Biden's “censorship regime by advising on so-called misinformation"

In it, the "Treasure Island" author says that most fiction from his era bored him

Online misinformation efforts — from the US, Russia or Iran — follow different patterns, researchers say