Donald Trump set off a fierce new controversy with remarks about the right to bear arms that were interpreted by many as a threat of violence against Hillary Clinton.
Computer Science researchers at Princeton University created an editing tool that helps reduce distortions in your selfies. The software can also make your photos look like they're moving, similar to the portraits in the Harry Potter films.
For the first time in more than 100 years, Hershey is sponsoring the Olympics. Ahiza Garcia talks to the company about their emotional ad campaign and why Americans connect personally with the Hershey brand.
Donald Trump said that if Hillary Clinton becomes president and appoints Supreme Court judges who would seek to erode gun rights, "Second Amendment people" may be able to stop them.
Betabox takes old shipping containers and refurbishes them, giving the boxes a new life as a tech Makerspace. The company rents the boxes to schools who cannot afford to fund regular STEM education initiatives, as well as to other tech companies for brainstorming sessions.
NASA engineers developed an HDR camera to capture and learn from the details of their equipment tests. And it happens to be really cool for us to watch!
Restaurants are constantly battling temperature in order to keep bacteria from growing on your food. A Pittsburgh tech company called FreshTemp is helping hundreds of restaurants connect food sensor technology with the cloud.
Oxitec CEO Hadyn Parry says using genetically engineered mosquitoes to fight Zika is more effective than insecticide. The FDA recently approved its use in a Florida field trial.
Patrick LaMear sees treasure when he finds an abandoned barn, school house or factory. His business, Urban Reclamations, turns old wood into new furniture. And he does it in one of the oldest timber towns -- Seattle, Washington.