Drones are poised to be used on U.S. soil for food delivery, farming, moviemaking, search-and-rescue -- and surveillance
For Bill Gates, technology is still the solution. He shows Charlie Rose some inventions he's working on to help heal the world
Cyber-security experts say Americans need to come to terms with the permanence of their online lives
The first non-fuel flight across U.S. leaves California; expected to reach JFK airport in New York in early July
The most futuristic piece of consumer technology might be Google Glass - like a second screen for your smartphone that you wear
In a first for aviation, a solar powered plane embarks on a cross-country flight
On the heels of several high-profile Twitter account hacks, experts caution people should always be skeptical of unusual emails
This week's moment in nature takes you to Custer State Park in South Dakota, where bison moms and their offspring are doing just fine
African white lions have been hunted almost to the point of extinction; Linda Tucker has dedicated her life to saving them
New CEO Melissa Meyer hopes to attract more traffic and advertisers with social media company's blogging site and mobile apps
In a speech this week, the president will defend various counterterrorism practices drawing ire
The psychology of design and color has been applied to analysts' offices, jails, even locker rooms to surprising effect
Jack Andraka's innovative mind led him to create a new approach in finding pancreatic, ovarian and lung cancer
U.S. agency getting $25 million to update aging computer mapping systems as Texans begin recovery from destructive tornadoes
In the decades since it was established, the Endangered Species Act has kept many American animals from extinction
Even geniuses make mistakes, but sometimes those errors push humanity toward some unexpected discoveries
Google says security is so important to the company that it's part of its DNA, but passwords remain a thorny problem
For "Star Trek Into Darkness" sound designer, nothing was more useful than knowing intimately what original TV show sounded like
Sci-fi plots of self-aware drones launching malicious attacks on the world may be fantasy, but these flying machines do carry a number of safety concerns
Chinese scientists say ultra-light carbon aerogel can provide solutions to pollution control, oil spills
Company details how it gathers, corrects data for massive global mapping effort at its I/O show
Danish National Museum credits 16-year-old with making first find of its kind in more than 70 years