Pentagon Battles Cyber Attacks
The United States Department of Defense developed some of the technology that led to the internet.
Your Phone Might Be Listening to You
A recent piece of audience mail expressed concern about the “listening” capability of smart phones.
It May Be His Last Chance to Cover the NBA Finals
The National Basketball Association is in the middle of its championship series.
Investigators: Wife of Orlando Killer Knew of Attack Plans
Investigators in the Orlando mass shooting say the killer’s wife knew about his plans for the attack.
Boy’s Body Found After Alligator Attack at Disney
Police have recovered the body of a small boy who was attacked by an alligator at Walt Disney World, say officials in Florida.
Push for Gun Control After Orlando Shooting
The day after 49 people were killed at a nightclub in Orlando, U.S. President Barack Obama called on the nation to make it harder for people who might be a threat to get guns — just as he had after other mass shootings.
Meet Monique, the Chicken Sailing Around the World
Guirec Soudee is sailing around the world.
Students in Brazil Occupy High Schools
Brazil now faces its own Occupy Movement in public schools.
Indoor Farming Industry Is Growing Fast
As experts warn of a coming food crisis, the vertical farming industry aims to create plants that offer more nutritional value and require fewer resources.
Orlando Shooting Renews Focus on ‘Homegrown Extremism’
As Americans mourn victims of the mass shooting over the weekend, authorities are focusing on what can be done to prevent “homegrown” extremist attacks.