Watching a balloon zag instead of zig, Sal Candido often feels like Dr. John H. Watson observing Sherlock Holmes. As CTO of Loon, the Alphabet company that last summer spun out of X (née Go... Read more

The Gulfstream Girl can’t use that nickname anymore. In 2013, the model-turned-pilot—then 27, blond, often beaming in photos—was hit with a trademark infringement suit by Gulfstream Ae... Read more

Climate change has thrown our beautifully balanced planet into chaos. As oceans and forests transform and ecosystems go into shock, perhaps a million species teeter on the edge of extinction... Read more

Up to 750,000 military bunkers once dotted Albania, a Balkan country in southeast Europe of just 11,100 square miles. They were put there by communist dictator Enver Hoxha, who ruled for 40... Read more

WHEN YOU WRITE IN ALL CAPS IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU’RE SHOUTING.All caps to indicate strong feeling may be the most famous example of typographical tone of voice. But there are several kinds of... Read more

Amazon’s first step in its plan for world domination seems to be making sure that every single person alive is a shopper with an Amazon Prime account. But if you live with a partner or roo... Read more

Over the past two years—as Wall Street watched the stock plunge and some investors left the platform for dead—teenagers weren’t paying attention to the numbers. They were busy making t... Read more

“A study by a private party, or a candidate putting it in their platform, really had no impact on our need to review the effectiveness of the law,� says Dan Salsburg, chief counsel and a... Read more

On July 10, a Ford crew showed up at a Canadian National Railway yard in Montreal with 43 F-150 pickup trucks. They loaded 42 trucks into 10 double-decker rail cars. The 43rd, they left outs... Read more

Pinterest wants to calm you down, Equifax gets hit with a record fine, and facial recognition is still struggling with darker faces. Here's the news you need to know, in two minutes or less.... Read more