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Archaeologists have uncovered the remnants of a Aztec temple and ceremonial ball court in the heart of Mexico City, according to media reports.

When it was raised in 2000, the HL Hunley looked a bit like the Flying Dutchman.

Need to make someone more creative? How about zapping their brain with an electric current? That's the conclusion of an experiment carried out by researchers in the U.K. But it's not quite as good as it sounds.

Hewlett-Packard has built an amazing laptop that any business can bank on.

Niantic on Thursday confirmed the rumors of a Solstice Event to begin on Tuesday, June 13th.

NEW YORK — Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson received the Stephen Hawking Medal for Science Communication Tuesday (June 6), becoming the first American scientist to earn the prestigious award.

A pair of white tennis shoes with the rainbow apple logo on the sides and tongue will go up for Live Auction on Ebay Sunday.

Savvy Internet users know not to click on strange links, but malvertising — malicious code hidden within otherwise innocuous advertisements — presents a more pernicious problem.

As quickly as it came, the NES Classic Edition is now gone.

A Facebook Town Hall update allow politicians to see who actually lives in the district they represent in three features launched Wednesday. The update allows politicians to see which commenters actually live in their district.

If you are an experimental foodie, this might be just the thing you’re looking for. Researchers with the MIT Tangible Media Group have announced the successful creation of edible, shape-shifting origami “pasta,” a food that literally changes shape when properly “manipulated.”

HOUSTON — NASA introduced 12 new astronauts on Wednesday (June 7), who will train for missions into Earth orbit and to deep space.

If we're ever to live in a world where drones buzz around delivering stuff, we're going to need a powerful system to manage all of those unmanned aerial vehicles in the sky. Alphabet is building one.

As anyone who closely follows Apple can attest, the company tends to harp on user privacy whenever it touts new software features.

The AI for Good Global Summit brings together scientists, ethicists, industry leaders, and policymakers for three days in Geneva to discuss how this emerging technology can be used to benefit humanity.

This is the centennial year of the US Army 82nd Airborne Division. At Major General Michael Kurilla’s remarks at the 100th Anniversary Memorial Service on May 24, he touched on the group’s history, noting: “A group of Americans from all over the country [formed] to fight as a cohesive unit. This had never been done before. They represented the values of All Americans.”

Ransomware that takes on nasty new personalities may be the future.

Samsung's next big smartphone release could come with some desired features -- but lack another many had hoped for.

The bones of ancient hunters unearthed in Morocco are the oldest known specimens of the human species, potentially pushing back the clock on the origin of modern Homo sapiens, scientists announced Wednesday.

Researchers just confirmed a theory originally proposed by Albert Einstein nearly a century ago, and it's something that even the famed physicist thought was impossible.