Elliot Williams was joined by fellow Europe-based Hackaday staffer Jenny List, to record the Hackaday Podcast as the dusk settled on a damp spring evening. On the agenda first was ...

It can be hard to say goodbye to old devices when trade-in value is low. But recycling sales can earn you discounts on new tech.

"Somewhere between staying up till 4 a.m. perfecting my handmade stationery organizer and graduating high school, I lost my ...

The rising cost of homeownership has placed affordable for-sale housing at the center of housing policy discussions nationwide. Building homes that middle- and low-income buyers can afford requires ...

ASEAN is now China's largest trading partner. To better understand why "Made in China" continues to enjoy global popularity, ...

The internet is captivated by Chibi figurines, small anime-style characters that transform real people into cute, ...

At precisely 8:22 p.m. Saturday night — the cell phone that had become the connection to the outside world said — ‘A force of ...

Seawalls have long served as a primary defense against coastal erosion and storm surges. Typically constructed of concrete ...

I wrote a column about a few of the weirdest, wildest, strangest toys of my youth: Food Fighters, Zoids and Mad Balls.

I feel like I’m back in college taking an economics class, learning about tariffs, all the while figuring out that what I know today may be irrelevant tomorrow.

Victor Schmitt and Tracy Bennett hit us with a knuckle sandwich of a Sunday puzzle.

A new study of housing policies in the nation’s 250 largest metro areas confirms that California lags in increasing affordable housing.