Men are "pheromone-maxxing," skipping showers before dates. Kelly Oxford weighs in on whether women really like this.

From the very beginning of this recent obsession with identifying everyone online (yes, they like to call it "age" verification, but it always ends up as identity verification), we've been pointing out that it was a huge privacy nightmare waiting to happen. Or maybe it wasn't waiting. Maybe it was already happening. This week a...

Wednesday in Las Vegas, the Michelin Guide will host the first-ever Southwest ceremony and name the restaurants here who will receive a star or two, as well as other lesser recognitions that could be ...

The future is not knowing what ails you

Locking up toothpaste was a warning sign that our executive class was crazy

A new report questions a billionaire-founded think tank's ties to law enforcement and surveillance—and its connections to the Trump administration.

There have been more than a dozen cases around the country where police use Flock to obsessively and illegally stalk people.

What the Founders would have thought about Pete Hegseth lifting the requirement that service members get the flu vaccine.

For nearly twenty years, I’ve used Google Docs for most of my writing: class notes, personal notes, a novel in progress, research, activism, and my day job. It’s become an essential piece of infras…

Two Americans killed in Mexico, previously identified only as embassy staff but working for the CIA, participated in a raid on a drug lab.

How well-intentioned policy choked the housing market

Analysis of satellite images concludes paramilitary soldiers are conducting mass killings in house-to-house operations

Trying to take control of your online privacy can feel like a full-time job. But if you break it up into small tasks and take on one project at a time it makes the process of protecting your privacy