Category: Tech news

From posh lounges to dirty dive bars, the quotidian fixture is both a symbol of modern convenience and a site of contention over sanitary restroom practices.

Sharing meals, hand-holding, and kissing can spread the coronavirus. That hasn’t stopped anyone from checking their dating apps.

Hanks, who is currently in Australia working on a film, posted the news on social media.

Falling share prices say the economy, and corporate profits, will worsen. But stocks will likely rebound before skies clear. 

As industries slow and people fly less, emissions are falling. But unless we get serious about restructuring our society, they’ll bounce right back.

A mission to the mysterious asteroid is technically feasible, but it might not be the best way to study interstellar objects.

The flaw has the potential to unleash the kind of attacks that allowed WannaCry and NotPetya to cripple business networks around the world.

Why did my IMDb page say I made an appearance on *Brooklyn Nine-Nine*?

The office dress code is too casual, but the benefits are out of this world.

Funding is tight, and a proposed citizenship question has made some people wary. Minorities and low-income Americans are most at risk of being missed. 

After SARS and H1N1, Singapore built a robust system for tracking and containing epidemics. South Korea, Taiwan, and others did too—here’s what they learned.

Once the obsession of fringe survivalists, disaster preparedness is now a national pastime—and supply can’t keep up with demand.

No Purell? No problem! When disinfecting gel sells out everywhere, you can just make some yourself with stuff you (maybe) already have at home.

The US president promised loans and tax holidays, but his crisis-adjacent plans didn’t offer much to support the health care system.

“Warzone” blends your favorite parts of “Apex Legends,” “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds”, and “Fortnite” into a kickass stew.