Technology

Leave it to the Guardian UK Paper to publish a story about what could be affecting US on this side of the pond.  The US Supreme Court is hearing a case about a GPS being used to track a suspect without their knowledge.

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A letter has been sent to the Department Of Energy from the Hanford Advisory Board, telling the Feds the amount of money set aside to 'finish' cleanup at the Hanford Nuclear Site might not be enough.

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Last week, millions of BlackBerry smartphone owners weren’t able to access email or other messaging when a data center failure triggered outages across five continents.

In response, BlackBerry maker Research in Motion offered free apps and tech support — only to see its stock take a five percent dive on Monday.

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No, it's not a line from Smash Mouth's Walking On The Sun...The collective European Space Agency plans to build an exploratory spacecraft that will come within 25 million miles of the sun-closer than any previous spacecraft.

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The Obama Administration had pledged to add 5 million 'green jobs' to the nation's economy after he took office, but so far that is falling far short.

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The Ironman Triathalon is 143 miles of swimming, biking, and running that has reduced many a competitor to jelly. But not this little fellow...

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Those who are pushing for alternative energies, especially windpower, should carefully examine what has, and is happening in our 50th state.

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Of all the officials in the Obama Administration, Energy Secretary Steven Chu has managed to avoid scandal, and the political spotlight altogether (compare how many people know who he is as opposed to Janet Nepolitano).  But now, his leadership and even ethics are being called into question.

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Like it or not, the TSA, or Transportation Security Administration, is what we have to deal with in a post-911 America.  But the lawmaker who was behind it's creation is not happy with it and wants to completely remake it.

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Heads up! Despite earlier forecasts that it would probably miss North America, experts are now saying that dead satellite that is returning to the earth's atmosphere could come down over North America, possibly the US, tonight or saturday.

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