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The German government on Tuesday agreed to pump 62 billion euros ($69 billion) into its rail network as part of a wider plan to promote greener transport.

Popular dating apps like Tinder and Grindr are sharing the personal data of their users to third parties in breach of EU regulations, a Norwegian consumer rights group said Tuesday.

The New York Times said Tuesday it now has more than five million total subscribers after adding one million for its digital offerings in the past year.

For years, cutting the pay-TV cord has been seen as a way to save money—you don't pay for channels you don't watch and are free from long-term contracts.

Most of the products introduced at the just concluded CES will never see the light of day.

A book designed to help improve the lives of indecisive and confused twenty somethings

Strings of artificial lights can't compete with Mother Nature.

We speak to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg about the sweeping changes she has witnessed that have altered the landscape of federal jurisprudence.

There has been “limited” human-to-human transmission of a new coronavirus that has struck the mainland city of Wuhan, mainly small clusters in familie...

Cars are changing—fast. But are innovations such as autonomous and flying cars a bright new dawn, or just a wild pipe dream? And if they become the future's way of getting from A to B, can we trust them to take us there safely? Here are five key questions answered by an expert.

With the introduction of new export controls on artificial intelligence software last week, the White House appealed to lawmakers, businesses, and European allies to avoid overregulation of artificial intelligence. It also maintained its refusal to participate in a project proposed by the Group of Seven leading economies, which seeks to establish shared principles and regulations on artificial intelligence, as the U.S. prepares to take over the presidency of the organization this year.

The European nations triggered a dispute mechanism in the 2015 pact, a first step toward reimposing United Nations sanctions.

Fears for the future of the 2015 accord grow as the UK, France, Germany complain of Iranian breaches.

Did you know that your biggest daily exposure to air pollutants comes while driving your car to work?

As a neurologist, Robert Knight has seen what happens when the brain crashes around violently inside the skull. And he's aware of the often tragic consequences.

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A book is made of wood. But it is not a tree. The dead cells have been repurposed to serve another need.

Over the last few decades, machine learning has revolutionized many sectors of society, with machines learning to drive cars, identify tumors and play chess—often surpassing their human counterparts.

Indian hotel giant Oyo said Tuesday it is cutting 1,000 employees, or 10 percent of its local staff, as it battles multiple allegations including bribery and pressure from Japanese backer SoftBank to cut costs.