America’s appetite for organic food is so strong that supply just can’t keep up with demand. Organic products still have only a tiny slice, about 2.5 percent, of the nation’s food market. But the slice is expanding at a feverish pace.

The path to alcoholism starts with a drink at a remarkably young age, according to a recent Boston study.

Man’s eternal quest to fit every device possible onto his wrist continues with the Triple Watch Cellphone. It’s currently just a prototype, but its designer, Manon Maneenawa probably wouldn’t mind it going into production.

The young ladies are going to love this shredder pen that fits perfectly into Girl Tech’s Password Journal. There are so many secrets for the young fillies, and here’s a way to write them down and then shred them right up, Nixon-style. It’s downright therapeutic.

U.S. neuroscientists are starting a 5-year project to learn how sensory deprivation in children might lead to abnormal brain function as adults.

All around the world the price of residential bandwidth is falling. As communications and entertainment services begin to merge on a single digital platform, bundled packages of mobile and fixed voice, digital TV and Internet access are becoming commonplace. But the similarities end there.

A U.S. geography professor is using satellite imagery to determine how land use and land cover changes affect human health and food security.

An FBI computer consultant gained access to the secret passwords of Director Robert Mueller and others using free software found on the Internet, the latest embarrassment in the bureau’s long struggle to modernize its computers.

A new report by JupiterResearch says that 34% of large US companies now have a corporate blog, and that another 35% will have one by year-end.