By Julian Hattem A federal court has tossed out a lawsuit trying to prevent the government from searching laptops, cellphones
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange addressed a major gathering of computer experts Monday at the Chaos Communication Congress in Hamburg, Germany,
A video made by a man from North Dakota shows him cautiously holding a lighter up against the stream of
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden have uncovered a secret NSA hacking unit which delivered the US some of its most
“Can you make it go left now,” the hacker says from the driver’s seat, while the car barrels along a
A trolley bus blast in the Russian city of Volgograd has killed at least 10 people, emergencies services reported. The
Gun-toting fans of singer Toby Keith’s fans in Virginia are taking aim at the country star over a no-weapons policy
By Ria Misra In 1920, rocket scientist Robert Goddard wrote up an article postulating how we could use rocket fuel
By Claudine Zap Talk about cold storage: A cache of negatives that are almost 100 years old that were discovered
By Zachary Stieber An explosion in the Bronx borough of New York City rocked houses on Monday night, prompting residents
From Aaron Swartz to Assange, Monsanto to Manning, fracking fears, Iraq carnage and more, here are RT’s “Top 13 of
India’s largest bitcoin exchange service has suspended its operations, just when the most valuable currency in the world had begun
The Los Angeles Police Department has announced plans to ramp up use of a portable tool that checks for drug
By Kamal Nayan A new study has revealed that global warming is increasing at an alarming rate which might result
A United States federal judge said Friday that the National Security Agency’s controversial bulk phone data collection program doesn’t violate
2014 will mark the beginning of a massive change for liberal talk radio across the country. In New York, WWRL
During a simple discussion of the National Security Agency’s surveillance practices, a US radio program experienced a unique “technological meltdown”