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Microsoft is paying a well-known British hacking expert more than $100,000 for finding security holes in its software, one of the largest bounties awarded to date by a tech company. The company also released a much anticipated update to Internet Explorer, which it said fixes a bug that made users of the browser vulnerable to […]

1. Design-Conscious Backgrounds Are you among the many who don’t like the aesthetic look of iOS 7? Part of the problem may be that you’re using a photo as your wallpaper – the real world seems to clash with the operating system. If you want to give your background more of a Jony Ive feel, open the […]

It’s not quite the Fountain of Youth, but it may be the river that leads to it. In a paper published in the journal Lancet Oncology, scientists found that a small group of men who made changes in the way they ate and handled their emotional needs showed longer telomeres in their cells. That’s exciting because previous research […]

It may surprise you to learn that the Korean-American rebel chef David Chang, known for his delicious, creative food and brash, edgy attitude, majored in religion at preppy Trinity College in Hartford. Much about Chang’s background is unusual. His father, for example, wanted his son to be a professional golfer, so young David spent hours […]

 A potential government shutdown next week would have no material impact on the timing of the federal government reaching the debt limit, experts said Friday. Steve Bell, the senior director of economic policy for the Bipartisan Policy Center, told TIME that a shutdown — of any length — wouldn’t alter the pressure on Congress to […]

President Barack Obama on Friday heralded the international agreement requiring Syria to give up its chemical weapons as a “potentially huge victory for the international community.” Speaking after an Oval Office meeting with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Obama said the United Nations Security Council deal would not have happened without the credible threat of […]