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In a speech this week, the president will defend various counterterrorism practices drawing ire

The psychology of design and color has been applied to analysts' offices, jails, even locker rooms to surprising effect

Jack Andraka's innovative mind led him to create a new approach in finding pancreatic, ovarian and lung cancer

U.S. agency getting $25 million to update aging computer mapping systems as Texans begin recovery from destructive tornadoes

Was death of an American computer engineer in Singapore a suicide -- or, as his parents contend, murder? The mystery has possible links to the dark world of cyber-espionage. Seth Doane reports from Beijing.

John Miller joins in studio 57 to talk about the case of Todd Shane, the American computer engineer who died in Singapore. His parents will submit evidence to bring a circumstantial case to counter the case of the authorities in Singapore.

In the decades since it was established, the Endangered Species Act has kept many American animals from extinction

Even geniuses make mistakes, but sometimes those errors push humanity toward some unexpected discoveries

This summer, millions of cicadas will crawl out of the ground as part of their 17-year mating cycle - which will mean a lot of noise for East Coast residents. CBS News' Jim Axelrod reports.

Google says security is so important to the company that it's part of its DNA, but passwords remain a thorny problem

For "Star Trek Into Darkness" sound designer, nothing was more useful than knowing intimately what original TV show sounded like

Drones are poised to be used on U.S. soil for food delivery, farming, moviemaking, search-and-rescue -- and surveillance

Drones have been primarily been known for their role in American foreign policy, but as Brian Montopoli reports, the unmanned vehicle systems are beginning to be integrated into everyday American life.

Sci-fi plots of self-aware drones launching malicious attacks on the world may be fantasy, but these flying machines do carry a number of safety concerns

Chinese scientists say ultra-light carbon aerogel can provide solutions to pollution control, oil spills

Company details how it gathers, corrects data for massive global mapping effort at its I/O show

At Cristo Rey High School in Harlem, N.Y., a group of juniors are getting an early introduction to a lucrative future. CBSNews.com's Nick Dietz reports on ScriptEd - a non-profit aiming to bridge the digital divide.

Danish National Museum credits 16-year-old with making first find of its kind in more than 70 years

Unions fighting push by Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to expand number of visas for high-tech foreign workers

Webpages that highlight upcoming nuptials should include cute bits of information but never read like a personal blog