The Ethics Of CRISPR

Targeted gene editing can be beneficial—or catastrophic, if used irresponsibly. Here are a few of the dilemmas that scientists are facing.

Anthony Romero Is The ACLU’s Power Broker

The ACLU’s executive director is leading the nonprofit through the most contentious period in its nearly 100-year history.

Six Ways YouTube Is Primed For The Future (And Four Areas That Need Work)

The video giant is entertaining the planet and diversifying its revenue. But it’s not easy to keep advertisers and creators happy.

The Stuff–From Lego To Ludacris–That Makes YouTube YouTube

Susan Wojcicki Has Transformed YouTube—But She Isn’t Done Yet

To outmaneuver traditional TV—and secure Google’s future—YouTube’s CEO must satisfy homegrown creators, risk-averse advertisers, Hollywood celebs, and a billion-plus viewers.

Brain Surgeons Are Basically Using Lego To Model Surgery

Now You Can Sauna In A Giant Golden Egg In Sweden’s Northernmost Town

Now You Can Go Shark Watching On A Submarine

Startup OceanGate is teaming up with a group of marine researchers in the Bahamas, and they need your help to study the creatures of the deep.

Pony Sweat Is Dance Aerobics For The Body-Positive Era

Inspired by Richard Simmons, L.A.-based instructor Emilia Richeson leads a series of workouts that aim to be welcoming to everyone.

Soon You Might Be Able To Get Your Suntan From A Pill

How The NBA Became The World’s Most Tech-Savvy Sports League

By building an ecosystem that involves VCs, teams, startups, and others, the league has become nimble and able to quickly adopt new technologies.

This Email Startup Wants You To Go Shopping In Your Inbox

Could interactive email startup Rebel’s new in-email checkout product turn email into a better platform for e-commerce than social media?

This Skater Bro Turned Apple Music Mogul Has Big Plans For LVMH

With LVMH’s new retail site, chief digital officer Ian Rogers wants to translate the tricky art of selling luxury products into an online experience.

Why $200 Adult Security Blankets Are A Stroke Of Startup Genius

The Gravity blanket raised over $4.7 million on Kickstarter by nailing a formula most startups don’t.

How Intel Is Using VR To Try To Change Sports Viewing Now And Into The Future

The tech giant has grand ambitions, and thinks that fully immersive live sports is the key to giving fans what they want–someday.

The Honeywell Tech That Could Make Flying Cheaper, Faster, Less Bumpy, And More Netflix-y

Uninterrupted high-speed internet will not only let passengers watch all the video they want, but could also help avoid turbulence, and reduce weather- and mechanical-related delays.

Why These VCs Are Investing In Fields That Others Find Hard And Boring

Investors explain what they love about industries with high barriers to entry, excruciating timetables, and no cool factor.

Why My Startup Scrapped Its Perfectly Successful Business Model

One CEO explains why the best time to change everything is when it’s working out great.

Meal Kits May Be Winning Us Over—And Unilever Wants A Seat At The Table

The packaged-goods giant’s new investment in Sun Basket shows the allure of niche food markets.