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A new study finds that GOP candidates paid a price for perpetuating Trump's Big Lie about the 2020 election being stolen. Though not huge, the penalty will hopefully serve as a deterrent...

Peter Thiel — tech billionaire, libertarian polemicist, Trump donor — recently gave a speech at the Oxford Union, one of the oldest and most prestigious student debating societies in the world, to kick off its 200th year. That’s hardly news — we’ve all heard Thiel’s spiel many times before on campus conformity and how only

Opinion > Second Opinions — Until more evidence emerges, here's how to discuss it with patients by Heather M. Snyder, PhD February 13, 2023 Numbers don't lie -- dementia is a global health crisis. According to Alzheimer's Disease International, dementia impacts more than 55 million individuals worldwide, and there are over 10 million new cases

Here’s the truth: the tech industry has long had a gender imbalance problem, and it starts early. Globally, women obtain 53% of STEM university degrees, but in the EU only 34% of graduates in the field are women, according to data from Girls Go Circular. That has obvious knock-on effects. According to figures from Eurostat

In 2014, Eminem fans were sent into a frenzy over the revelation of a ‘scratch’ version of ‘Lose Yourself’.’Lose Yourself’ was first released over 20 years ago as part of...

Software Published: January 18, 2023 | 4:25 AM Twitter has found that data released online containing hundreds of millions of users’ names and contact information isn’t from an earlier data leak, and nor has there been a new leak. Alon Gal founder of security firm Hudson Rock, who was one of the first to publicly

Nvidia says there’s a fix for a recently discovered issue where Discord being open in the background limited the performance of some graphics cards. According to a tweet from the company, the patch will download automatically when you log into Windows, so you won’t have to go through the trouble of manually downloading a graphics

Back in October, LAist reported that over the past decade, Los Angeles lost eight times more affordable housing units than it gained for its lowest-income residents. According to city records, from 2010 to 2019, 110,000 houses and apartments affordable to low earners were lost, while only 13,000 were built.“Affordable,” in this case, means costing no