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New York state recently approved the United States' first congestion pricing scheme, which will eventually force New York City drivers to pay at least $10 to access Manhattan below 60th Street. But Helsinki is in the process of one-upping New York with a big idea of its own: The Finnish city wants to make cars obsolete.

The value of the virtual currency skyrocketed over 4,800 percent between January to June this year, but its trading has since taken a rough tumble, forcing traders to decide whether or not they should stay in the market or cash out.

You can just read "is anybody else hearing this right now?" in their eyes.

Here are examples of the "everyday life" of humans, as envisioned by tech executives and marketing divisions.

Anyone else up to grab a sushi burrito after aerial hot yoga?

No characters. No crazy effects. There really isn't all that much to "Tetris" and, yet, it is one of the best-selling video games of all time. Born out of humble beginnings in a Soviet computer lab, what is it about this game that makes it so beloved?

Syria's brutal civil war has created hundreds of thousands of refugees, civilians who have been forced to leave everything behind at home and travel in search of a new life in Europe. Follow two as they make the dangerous journey across seas and borders to reach safety.

The man who used his cellphone to record video of Freddie Gray's arrest by Baltimore police officers was himself arrested by officers after he left a protest on Thursday, in what he describes as a clear case of witness intimidation.