Jonathan Strickland

A new global report says 1 million species are at risk of extinction — the greatest number in human history.

Jammed with more than 170,000 attendees in 2015 and packed to the gills right now, the ginormous consumer electronics event wasn’t always this big and crazy.

It’s a bold move: limiting or shutting off Internet access for an entire country. But it’s happened twice recently, and it’s bound to happen again.

Parking tickets are a pain. Chatbots can be too. But that hasn’t stopped one programmer from creating a bot to help overturn thousands of tickets.

Light vibrations from the wearable make learning Morse code (and potentially many other tasks) a lot easier, according to new research.

The renowned scientist said in an interview with “Good Morning Britain” that he accepted Richard Branson’s invite to fly into space without a moment’s hesitation.

“Game of Thrones” fans, beware spoilers — a new computer program predicts the death of the show’s characters.

That infamous pharma exec Martin Shkreli just bought the sole copy. Bummer.

The Department of Defense relies on nuclear force systems that are 53 years old. These critical systems were brand-new when President Kennedy was assassinated.

If you’d bet $20 on the swarm intelligence platform’s Superfecta picks, announced a day before the race, you’d have won more than $10,000. Yep, this just got interesting.