Technology

Where were you on that day in July 1969? A lot of people watched, and say it changed their lives.

A new report says Philadelphia will do quite well compared to other places in the U.S. as more work gets automated.

A pricing tool embedded in many medical records systems lets doctors see how much each patient is likely to pay out-of-pocket for medicine. But the tools could be better.

If you want to own a plot of lunar land, there are websites that will sell you one. Are those websites for real?

Facebook says it will make advertisements for jobs, loans and credit card offers searchable for all U.S. users following a settlement designed to eliminate discrimination.

Short answer: money

Technology overuse ranked as the No. 1 fear of parents of teenagers in a national survey last year.

Starting Thursday, tweets that Twitter deems to involve matters of public interest, but which violate the service's rules.

As Congress bears down on big tech, two senators want to force giants like Google, Facebook and Amazon to tell users what data they're collecting and how much its worth.

The tech giant is moving closer to a future in which customers order drones to hover around a home and scan for things like a garage door left open or a broken window.

Some call it the USB paradox, the seemingly impossible process of making a 50-50 guess wrong twice.

A new study shows that many students enrolled in Pennsylvania’s cyber charter schools are not getting a quality education.

From penicillin to the moon landing, we have science to thank for humanity’s greatest achievements. But science has also helped advance ...

Being aware of noise in your child’s environment is important for hearing and cognitive development, studies show. Apps can help identify quiet spaces.

Twenty years ago, an 18-year-old's death while undergoing a Penn clinical trial changed gene therapy.