Shallow wells could dry up, but deep wells have their own problems.

Interactive article explaining alpha compositing concepts.

The Swedish company Teenage Engineering has won over kids — and professionals — with a revolutionary idea for a synthesizer: Make it simple.

A record-breaking heat wave across London, Paris, and Amsterdam is signaling an urgent need for design and cultural changes to combat climate change.

Scientists have a totally new understanding of thirst

DoorDash abandons tip-skimming policy, heeding customers, not workers.

The Pew Research Center suggests children's content is among the most popular on YouTube, even though the company discourages children under 13 from using its platform.

In a trial in Oklahoma, records showed the firm was consulted about sales at a time when abuse of pain medicine was widespread. Cases in two other states also shed light on its role.

Ten years ago, a neuroscientist said that within a decade he could simulate a human brain. Spoiler: It didn’t happen.

Approximately 2,200 Intel employees will join Apple, along with intellectual property, equipment and leases.

Data confirms fears that Jair Bolsonaro’s policy encourages illegal logging in Brazil

Mr. Hughes has joined two leading academics to argue to government officials that Facebook has engaged in anticompetitive behavior for almost a decade.

A funny and unpretentious guide by the illustrious novelist Umberto Eco, for his favorite audience: teachers and their students.

San Bruno, California laid out a detailed blueprint for more housing. One developer followed that blueprint. $3 million and 3 years later, the city killed his project anyway.