French Stuntman Dies After Falling from Hong Kong Skyscraper

A French man who was known for his daring stunts on social media died last week after falling from the 68th floor of a Hong Kong skyscraper, according to reports.

DNA-coated glass: a new material stronger than steel and lighter than plastic

Zoo denies ‘human in bear suit’ claims after viral video

How long-life tech is disrupting the consumerist churn

Houston Woman Crawls Through Sewers to Save Abandoned Puppies

Ionocaloric Cooling: A New Way to Chill Things Without Harming the Planet

Yellow Corp. Shuts Down, Leaving 30,000 Jobless and Taxpayers in the Lurch

Oklahoma Faces Legal Battle Over First Religious Charter School

Gen X: Living Longer, But Not Healthier

Generation X, the cohort of Americans born between 1965 and 1980, has been dubbed the…

U.S. Says Farewell to Incandescent Light Bulbs

The era of the incandescent light bulb, which has illuminated American homes…

India’s Solar Power Boom: A Bright Spot in the Global Energy Transitio

Air Force Engineer Accused of Leaking Classified Data on 17 Military Facilities

How The O.C. star lost $250K in crypto and exposed celebrity scams

Why More Sharks in the Water Is a Good Sign for the Ocean

How a Deadly Weapon of War Became a Lifesaving Cancer Treatment

The Witcher Season 3: Why Fans Are Turning Their Backs on Netflix’s Hit Show

How AI could weaponize fake news and erode democracy in elections

Beyoncé’s $100K Gift to Detroit Tech School Sparks Joy and Inspiration

Georgia Power launches first new nuclear reactor in the U.S. in decades