No, You Don’t Need an App For That
Some apps just don't make sense.
Some apps just don't make sense.
City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito defended her decision to let the NYPD handle the Right to Know Act, a package of police reform bills.
"Planet of the Apps" is officially taking casting calls from now until August 26, in search of the "world’s most talented app creators."
According to the Russian Military Academy, a functional model of the bomber's engine will be developed by 2020.
How a not-for-profit organization representing 200 farms in the USA produces cotton for the world’s finest shirt makers
So! You've graduated from school/ ran away from home/ are in the middle of your mid-life crisis. You can move anywhere in the country and the options are limitless...just be aware, wherever you land, TV and movies have got your number, not to mention your forwarding address. Here's what pop culture has armchair diagnosed you with, based on your new zip code.
I met Neil Gaiman in the sunny courtyard of his Soho hotel, the day after the Brexit vote and the day before Gaiman announced his newest book, Norse Mythology, a retelling of the myths of Asgard.
And a decadent Black Tap collaboration.
Zombie-like K2 users terrorize Brooklyn, Trump's anti-immigration policies get a price tag and more
A little originality never hurt anyone, right?
We all grieve in different ways. Many people cry. Some bow their heads in silence and reverence. Others have sex with fellow funeral-goers. Apparently, George W. Bush publicly rejoices and rhumbas to "Glory Glory Hallelujah." Mr. President, sway all you want. Pay little mind to the bitter critics who want to police our public servants' every move.
As they lose shock value, ISIS has upped the violence and gore.
Clinton and Trump are considering admirals and generals for VP—and it's not the best idea.
The massive Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope (FAST) is about to begin an unprecedented search for intelligent extraterrestrial life.
Instead of falling in line, blindly loyal to Clinton just because she's a Democrat, Sanders' supporters will vote for values.
"I support, I support the Democratic nominee, the Democratic nominee, and, for Congress in that district," Andrew Cuomo said, his face twitching in apparent discomfort.
The drawing will be shown at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
One of the city's most revered, glamorous buildings is (hopefully) coming to the end of its awkward phase.
Daniel Arsham and Alex Mustonen have carved a stylish niche, at the intersection of art and architecture.
“In high school the dream was to go on a stand-up tour and front a heavy metal band. I always had that in the back of my head.”
On the sixth anniversary of Dodd-Frank, we talked with those who crafted the legislation and those it governs to evaluate its impact
No need to get worked up about Outlaws and Angels, a vile, nauseating and incomprehensible pile of saddles-and-spurs gibberish.
A lot of people are on a collision course toward failure because they haven't programmed themselves for success.
To the dismay of American hipsters in Paris, UK trades EU for US.
Drake Doremus’ new film Equals is a futuristic Romeo and Juliet knockoff set in a cold, dystopian society called The Collective.