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On Monday, the world's largest strip club — Sapphire Gentleman's Club — became something else: The most subversive art show in Las Vegas.

Thinoptics reading glasses have no arms. They stick right on your face and stay there- apparently, even if you shake your head or dance. You can bend and twist these frames, and they won't break. Fold them up and stick them in your phone case, wallet, or keychain. You'll never lose or break your glasses again. Read more...

After the fires, the rain. Southern California has been drenched in torrential showers for several days and the deluge has hit areas recently scarred by the largest wildfire in state history. 

After the fires, the rain. Southern California has been drenched in torrential showers for several days and the deluge has hit areas recently scarred by huge wildfires.

CES, the world's largest trade show, brings together the world's innovators, influencers, and enthusiasts to demo and drool. It's happening this week at showrooms across Las Vegas. 

When it comes to climate change, New York City is bringing the fight to court.

Aflac has developed a small, fluffy robot that looks and quacks like a real duck. The robot is created with child cancer patients in mind. The goal of this project is to create a pet and companion for children undergoing cancer treatment.  Read more...

High-end graphics processing units (GPUs) were already expensive. But now that they're being used to mine cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, costs are getting ridiculous.

Nothing like a completely avoidable disaster to totally ruin your expensive cruise.

Sony unveiled a new and improved version of its Aibo robot dog 11 years after its launch. This time, Aibo has some new features, including an app that lets you download tricks and games. But this plastic companion doesn't come cheap—it costs a whopping $1,700, along with a monthly subscription service.  Read more...

I never thought I would have to say this, but I'm glad I live in a place that doesn't get so cold that you can ice skate down your own street.

Would a new can design and flavors like "Feisty Cherry" or "Twisted Mango" convince you to drink Diet Coke? The Coca-Cola Company sure hopes so.

It appears that CES can't handle, well, CES.

The Central Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center lost power Wednesday afternoon, shutting down booths and leaving thousands of exhibitors and press wandering around in darkness. 

For a brief and beautiful moment, the sounds of a violin echoed throughout the cavernous hall, and those stranded began to randomly cheer and stomp (really).

The official CES Twitter account has weighed in on the madness. 

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It was apparent for a while now that Samsung will not launch its Galaxy S9 at this year's CES, meaning the next probable date is near the beginning of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, which kicks off on Feb 26. 

We regret to inform you that Tide Pods are not the only toxic item that looks delicious.

Everyone loves a good looking pair of wireless earbuds. Or, at least the fantasy of what they make possible: jaunting about, free from the tyranny of wires, with the sole goal of dancing your way through an urban snowscape until you serendipitously bump into the person you're destined to fall in love with.

There's nothing like a thoughtful present from a loved one to elicit all the feels and this one takes the cake.

Throwing an 8-pound ball down a narrow lane to knock down a bunch of pins is difficult for some. But for others — like this shoeless woman — even just getting it into the lane is impossible.

When travel expert Laura Begley Bloom forgot her laptop on a flight last month, she threw up a tweet in hopes of a small Christmas miracle.

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As Facebook continues to battle the scourge of "fake news," it's trying out a new feature that it hopes will connect users with local news, events, and announcements called "Today In."

Social change and vodka shots with Meryl Streep? That's all in a night for Ai-jen Poo.

It's fine-tuned to be as engaging as possible, so that you don’t want to put it down once you pick it up. It lacks real substance and is engineered to be desirable. With their sufficiently random rewards systems giving you unpredictable dopamine hits, they’re designed to be addictive. You don’t need it, but you want it, and companies spend billions of dollars each year to convince you to consume it.