Well over a decade has passed since Mojang saw the release of its monumental sandbox game Minecraft, but the developers are ...

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LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky said Ivy League diplomas won’t get Gen Z hopefuls far in the job hunt. Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg agree college isn’t needed for success. Instead, Roslansky ...

Aerial time lapse image of traffic on the 10/110 Freeway interchange just west of downtown. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times) A new era in commuting begins today for clean-air vehicles with new ...

Driving can be a moment of mindfulness for many people, giving them space to reflect, regulate, and sometimes even escape the discomfort of inner turmoil. However, it can also be an outlet for others ...

The stop arm extends. The lights flash. The bus rolls to a halt. The children disembark. But then something goes wrong. A driver in the other lane doesn't stop. Or one behind the bus gets impatient ...

Where would you draw the line on local driving behavior? Would it be the guy who ran the light at Columbia and West End Avenue three seconds after it turned stone-cold red? Or the guy who was about to ...

We’ve all been worried about AI taking our jobs or robots taking over the country, but Lamborghini’s new idea may take tech in a more irritating direction. The automaker recently spoke with The Drive, ...

Bad Bunny is opening up on the reason he’ll exclude the United States from his 57 stop world tour. As the Reggaeton artist prepares for his upcoming “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” tour, he revealed why he’s ...

Singer Bad Bunny admits there is a big reason he isn’t including the U.S. on his upcoming world tour, and its initials are ICE. The three-time Grammy winner’s Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour is ...

The automotive industry is no stranger to software. For decades, digital modules have made cars safer, more predictable, and—especially with recent advances in traction and stability control—faster.