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Cryptocurrencies are in no hurry to gain back lost ground: Here's why

When it comes to Bitcoin and the like, government oversight should be a feature, not a bug

I was raped at 16: Padma Lakshmi opens up about being silent on her rape

I understand why a woman would wait years to disclose a sexual assault.

Alexa at the front desk has hotel workers worried about their jobs

There is no equivalent measure on the penetration of software systems like Alexa or touch screens in the workplace

Denying green cards to immigrants on benefits will only cost US more later

Trump administration's clampdown on green cards for immigrants on public assistance 'cruel'

Trump's China war puts US tech and telecom companies in the cross hairs

Google, Dell, IBM and others say the tariffs will increase costs for companies and consumers

Trump admin may deny new green cards to immigrants who use public aid

Older immigrants could also be forced to stop participating in the popular benefits program

Four good men

Ms Goodwin here explicitly takes up the formation of her subjects' characters, and how their most notable qualities equipped them to lead the country during trying times

'Latent' tuberculosis? It is really not that common, experts find

Drug-resistant TB remains a crisis, the WHO reported, and just three countries - India, China and Russia - account for almost half the cases

How a bookseller came up with a genius idea to boost sales, engage readers

The idea has not just shored up the business, but actually increased sales by some 20 per cent

PayPal cuts off Alex Jones' Infowars, joining other tech companies

Most of the firms said the site had violated their policies by promoting hate speech and misinformation

Beware Google, Facebook! Amazon sets sights on the $88 bn online ad market

Amazon is gaining in advertising when the public perception of Google and Facebook has soured

How Amazon plans to jump the language barrier to reach 500 mn Indians

As it seeks to reach India's's farthest regions and appeal to less-educated customers in the world's fastest-growing pool of internet users, Amazon has found that English is not enough

India pushes back against technology 'colonisation' by internet giants

India's new policies are still a work in progress, with competing government agencies jousting with foreign and domestic lobbyists and policy advocates to shape them

Tech giants now share details on political ads; what does that mean for you

We tried out new tools from Facebook, Google and Twitter that let you look up campaign ads. Here's what the databases can - and cannot - do

Here is the conversation we really need to have about bias at Google

Google says it is aware of the potential for certain kinds of bias in its search results, and that it has instituted efforts to prevent them

Donald Trump's rougher edge complicates trip by Pompeo and Mattis to India

Improving ties with the United States was Mr. Modi's signature foreign policy endeavor when he came to power in 2014

Microwave weapons are prime suspect in ills of US embassy workers

Now, doctors and scientists say such unconventional weapons may have caused the baffling symptoms and ailments

What is identity?

Both books help explain so much more than Trump. #MeToo. White nationalism. Hindu nationalism. Black Lives Matter. Campus debates about privilege and appropriation. Syria. Islamism

Firefox is back. It's time to give it a try

Do you ever feel that the web is breaking?

Facebook fends off 'New York Times' charges over data access, shares plunge

Facebook officials defended the data sharing as consistent with its privacy policies, the F.T.C. agreement and pledges to users