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Don't blow it, Congress

As Congress begins writing new telecom legislation, a big question is whether Internet users will have the same broad freedom to access applications and content as before, or whether their online experience will be controlled by companies supplying your Net access.

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Some companies helped the NSA, but which?

This is the first in a two-part series. Coming Tuesday (US time), part two: A glimpse at the technical details of how the National Security Agency's electronic surveillance system seems to work.

Even after the recent scrutiny of the National Security Agency's domestic surveillance project approved by President Bush, an intriguing question remains unanswered: Which corporations cooperated with the spy agency?

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NASA budget emphasizes space exploration

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--Science will play a diminishing role at NASA as the space agency emphasizes lunar exploration in the next five years, according to a new governmental budget.

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Face transplant patient aims to resume normal life

AMIENS, France--The French woman who underwent the world's first partial face transplant said Monday that she was grateful simply to have a face "like everybody else" and hopes to resume a normal life quickly.

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A video slam-dunk for the NBA

Garrick Barr, a computer hobbyist and former college basketball player, is trying to merge both of his passions into one sports technology company.

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