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Think big tech is troubled? From Google to Apple, it's just getting started

With so little to really worry about, Big Tech is planning for a future far beyond any present-day turmoil

Let fountain pens flow

In this coldly pixelated age, old-fashioned writing implements make a small but meaningful comeback, writes Miranda Purves

Devices that will invade your life in 2019 (and what's overhyped)

Here's what to watch, and what to avoid

With gavel in hand, Nancy Pelosi gears up to seal a place in US history

Nancy Ms Pelosi knows that this speakership will be defined by how she handles President Trump

First in history! China's spacecraft nears landing on the far side of moon

China is only the third country - it followed the United States and Russia - to send its own astronauts into space aboard its own rockets

Divided US government raises questions on Trump's political control

After the midterm elections ushered in the most diverse freshman class in history, House Democrats intend to put a spotlight on the issues that worked well for them during the campaign

Facebook data scandals stoke criticism that a privacy watchdog rarely bites

Cambridge Analytica data leak set off a reckoning for Facebook and a far-reaching debate about the tech industry, which has collected more information than almost any other in history

New year, new you: How to crush your habits with the help of science

Make 2019 the year you actually do all the things you want to do. We asked the experts and checked the journals for the most useful tips you can take to heart

'The Trump Prophecy': The unique link between 45th US prez and King Cyrus

Isaiah 45 celebrates Cyrus for freeing a population of Jews who were held captive in Babylon. Cyrus is the model for a nonbeliever appointed by God as a vessel for the purposes of the faithful

Markets in 2019: Investors cautiously optimistic, but a lot could go wrong

Here are the factors that will help determine whether that happens this year

Facebook's new role as global arbiter of mental distress is a tricky one

Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among people ages 15 to 29 worldwide, according to the World Health Organization

From safety to job-losses, driverless cars come under criticism in US

The debate touches on fears ranging from eliminating jobs for drivers to ceding control over mobility to autonomous vehicles

2019: The Year of the Wolves

Can the Constitution withstand the partisans?

Rocket launches, trips to the Moon and more space events in 2019

Here are some of the launches, space science and other events we anticipate.

Democrats want to snub Trump, end US govt shutdown without wall funding

Democrats say their proposed measures would create a month of breathing space for the president to negotiate with them

How Amazon's DIY chip innovation threatens Silicon Valley giant Intel

Amazon's new chip arrives as market forces are rapidly undercutting chip makers and their $412 billion in yearly sales

Wall Street faces stomach-churning swings as economic uncertainty grows

On Monday, stocks jumped 1.1% on word that President Trump and President Xi Jinping of China had agreed to a 90-day halt on any new tariffs to provide space to negotiate key trade issues

Your apps know where you were last night, and they're not keeping it secret

At least 75 companies receive anonymous, precise location data from apps whose users enable location services to get local news and weather

After Cohen, Federal Prosecutors shift gaze to others who could be involved

Cohen, Trump's self-described fixer, has provided assistance in that inquiry, which is separate from the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S Mueller

Building on technological innovations, the airports of future have arrived

Two of the biggest airports in the world - Istanbul and Beijing - aim to make travel easier and faster for the passengers who use them