Egyptian security forces have expanded a crackdown on anti-government protesters, arresting hundreds, including political opponents, while restricting access to news websites and social media channels as the nation braces for possible new protests.
Google does not have to apply Europe's "right to be forgotten" law globally, the continent's top court ruled yesterday in a landmark case that pitted privacy rights against freedom of speech.
An earthquake shook northern Pakistan yesterday, killing 22 people and injuring nearly 200 more, government and police officials said.
Tourists could fly from Britain to Australia in just four hours by the 2030s in an aircraft powered by a hypersonic engine being developed, the head of the UK Space Agency has said.
A new species of crocodile has been discovered among a collection of skulls in US and Australian museums.
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The promise of technology, we were once told, is to liberate us to achieve our true potential. But it's becoming clear that our current technological direction is only making us hopelessly dependent on technology. For much of post-industrial-revolution human history, technology has been synonymous with progress, held up as the key toward liberating humanity from...
