A European lawmaker wants the web to forget your embarrassing moments. But at this point, that's pretty much an impossible task.

It's one thing when people can't explain the weird things they see in the night sky. But what if a UFO sighting takes place over a military base and high ranking officers have no idea what happened?

With the Soviet space program often shrouded in secrecy, there are many tales of cosmonauts whose grim fates were deliberately omitted from the country's history.

Scientists found a way to temporary induce psychopathy in text subjects, and that has some mulling the darker applications of this technology.

Andrea Rossi is still keeping up his cold fusion scam and taking a community of fervent believers for a ride in the process.

Elevatorgate was an incident worth talking about and what it means for the future of skeptical conferences. Watson turned it into a personal brand instead.

Data centers are getting a bum rap, but behind the scenes, they're working hard on trying to keep the internet more reliable and their power usage more efficient.

Policy wonks are trying to wrap their minds around how to fight a war in cyberspace, but their thinking keeps defaulting to conventional warfare.

Our nearest stellar neighbor has a planet. Where do we go from here?

We want to believe tales of an afterlife from those who were clinically dead, but we also have to keep the caveats to their stories in mind...

Giving until it hurts is a feel good battlecry, not a viable strategy for development and progress.

The author of the roundly criticized anti-GMO study appeared to know it wouldn't be well received, which is why he threatened to sue any vocal critic before the publication date.

In an effort to cater to religious fundamentalists in its ranks, the Israeli Defense Force is letting religious sexism compromise battle readiness.

A new experiment is attempting to find out whether we may be living in some sort of simulation.

Stephen Crowder's attempt to encourage abstinence until marriage among teenagers and adults inadvertently shows all the downsides to this approach.