Society

He grew up by the often perilous waters of Newfoundland, and once saved a cousin from drowning

The hacker group’s hit list has grown to include Arab dictatorships and opponents of WikiLeaks

The "David Mabus" case raises serious questions about law enforcement’s interest in catching online criminals

For the first time people are surviving the infection without vaccinations—but is this therapy too risky?

But Google isn’t doing its hardware partners any favours with the move

The Spartan Death Race, one of the toughest physical tests on Earth, attracts "lunatics"

A fun-loving cab driver who enjoyed Bollywood music and card games, his main desire was to make his children happy

A U.S. chef whose courses cater to the fearful says the No. 1 problem is recipes

Known for ecotourism, Costa Rica may actually be a paradise for poachers—and murderers of expats

Fast food restaurants are getting the farmers that grow their food to sell it too