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The internet has moved on, but this longtime user still finds reasons to stay.

As the Trump administration seeks to manage Venezuela's oil industry, residents are protesting at a pace not seen in years, mainly about the failing power grid.

UC-Irvine's 7-foot-9 Olivier Rioux talks about his goals, his teammates and the problem with overhead sprinklers.

William Howard Taft avoided foreign wars and worked to reduce tariffs. His presidency was "humdrum."

The thing about tides: They go back out.

After a 10-year interlude, the party seems to have returned to an older style of politics.

AI is exposing decades of software shortcuts. They need fixing before hackers exploit the weaknesses.

"I don't know when we've owed a debt of gratitude to any animal as much as we do to that raccoon," said Faye Prichard, Hanover County board supervisor.

How does she support her brother without undercutting her parents?

As voice cloning and app fraud drive record losses, proposed legislation would create a central hub to monitor bad actors.