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After more than a decade at war in Afghanistan, the Americans are moving into a support role this year, but an intense effort to train the Afghan security forces is not without its...
An American withdrawal from the region could diminish the financing and political importance Pakistan held as a key player in global counterterrorism efforts. 
A visit to Africa by Secretary of State John Kerry comes as amid several developments on the continent, but Syria was still on his agenda. 
After years of grueling battles over state budget deficits and spending cuts, California has an unexpected surplus, setting off a debate about how the money should be used. 
At the Dover Port Mortuary, where the bodies of service members are brought to be prepared for funeral, no detail is too small, whether the coffin is closed or the body slated for...
Gabrielle Giffords spoke for no more than two minutes at the commencement ceremony, where she also received an honorary degree, but she earned several standing ovations. 
An Alabama lawsuit argues that a law declaring teeth whitening the exclusive province of dental professionals is unconstitutional. 
Mr. Miller’s images, whether taken of the front lines, the streets of Chicago or the birth of his own son, intimately chronicled a world remaking itself. 
Community gardens for immigrant groups can provide not only familiar foods that are hard to find in the grocery store but they can be a balm for alienation and depression. 
Speaking at commencement at the United States Military Academy at West Point, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel confronted the dark shadow of sexual assault in the military. 
As Election Day nears in Massachusetts, the race between Gabriel Gomez and Representative Edward J. Markey for the Senate seat vacated by John Kerry has focused on lesser issues. 
Editor’s note: Ross Rubin is principal analyst at Reticle Research and blogs at Techspressive.
Connectify, a Philadelphia-based software company obsessed with making the Internet faster and using...
Editor's note: Matt Turck is a managing director of FirstMark Capital.
The emerging Internet of Things is experiencing a burst of activity and creativity that is getting entrepreneurs, VCs and the press...
It’s that time of the week for CrunchWeek, the show where a few of us writers chat up the most interesting stories from the past seven days.
Ryan Lawler, Greg Kumparak, and I chatted about Yahoo's...
Heads up, Android fans. If you took the plunge and backed the rather sleek Shine wearable activity tracker from Misfit Wearables, you may want to get your money back. According to a recent update posted...
Price and ship date are always the biggest concerns when new gadgets or hardware hits the market, but in the case of the Xbox One, it's likely to help determine whether the "home entertainment system," as...
Microsoft's Xbox One presents a big and complicated machine whose primary purpose is a menu layer for watching television. This in an age where living room television is irrelevant. Having bet the farm on...
The Gillmor Gang — Robert Scoble, Kevin Marks, Keith Teare, John Taschek, and Steve Gillmor — neatly sidestepped the Yahoo Tumblr acquisition and segued into the wonderful world of messaging....
Google Buzz, the social service that Google launched way back in 2010 and then killed in 2011, reminded former users that their data still lives in and will be moved over to your Google Drive accounts in...
Although 3D printing technology has existed for some time, it's only now beginning to cross over into mainstream awareness, thanks to increasingly affordable access to the printers themselves as well as...
An Apple-1 computer, made in 1976 and originally priced at $666, sold for a record $671,400 at an auction in Germany. The sale shows the run-up in prices for the vintage machines recently.
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web for important and peculiar items. For Friday, selections include earthquakes shifting the locations of GPS markers on the ground,...
Making a good phone isn't enough to compete in the brutal handset market. Just ask HTC, BlackBerry, Nokia and just about any company that isn't Apple. Chetan Sharma, an independent...
Apple-1 computers, built in Steve Jobs’s family garage, have sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars in recent auctions, a run-up reflecting the company’s mystique, Steve Lohr reports in The...
Though the company's Web page redesigns have received negative reviews, Tim Parsey, senior vice president of user experience design, said his work was done.
The Galaxy S4, the latest version of the company's flagship mobile device, is selling even faster than its popular predecessors, less than a month after it went on sale. While hype is part of the...
A group of drama students is organizing a Google Free Day on Friday, highlighting what they say is the minimal share of its revenue that the search giant pays in taxes, as well as the increasing...
Coming off a quarterly earnings report that pleased investors even as revenues fell, Hewlett-Packard’s chief executive, Meg Whitman, said in an interview with CNBC that “we feel good about...