Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales' search engine will get advanced "categorization" software from a private firm that has agreed to release its source code.

As he heads to a more traditional role, we mourn television's greatest blowhard

On shows like "Star-Crossed," the aliens look just like the cool kids -- who are geeks supposed to identify with?

Trump’s FCC commissioner, Ajit Pai, is waging an under-the-radar attack on the World Wide Web

Timothy Horrigan is second state Democrat to come under fire this week for comments about former Alaska governor

Martin McDonagh channels Tarantino and Charlie Kaufman in this crazy-ambitious meta follow-up to "In Bruges"

As more companies drop the GOP candidate, at least one person still feels OK about the Donald

Triumph of the brogrammers: A software company compares "openness" to a sexually available woman

"What's the matter, ISIS? Jealous? You can't even see [Ebola] and it's upstaging you!"

Posting at one of the National Review's blogs, John Derbyshire invokes both the Nazis and Soviet forced labor in discussing Obama's proposals.

I was a nice, Jewish girl taught to believe sex was dirty. Fifteen years after my husband died, all that changed

One of the religious right's main provocateurs on why HBO's chief dissenter is still breathing

The Sarah Palin way, of course

Tyson, Pilgrim’s, Sanderson Farms and Perdue treat contracted farmers like garbage and Congress is doing nothing