Matthew Reitman

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PTSD Causes Erectile Dysfunction

What U.S. Military Spends on Viagra to Help Veterans with PTSD

Male veterans with PTSD commonly suffer from erectile disfunction.

Bitcoin Exchange Operator Arrested

U.S. Law Enforcement Targets Major Bitcoin Exchange

Alexander Vinnik is accused of money laundering through BTC-e, his bitcoin exchange.

Living Descendants of Canaanites

DNA Analysis Identifies Living Descendants of Biblical Canaanites

3,700-year-old remains contained genomes found in 90 percent of modern Lebanese.

A U.S. Soldier with Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment marches back to the Joint District Community Center after fortifying a combat outpost , Rajankala, Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, Nov. 26, 2009. The U.S. Army operates from combat outposts to add flexibility to operations in their sectors (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Francisco V. Govea II/Released)

How Much Transgender Troops Cost the U.S. Military in Medical Expenses

President Trump banned trans service members due to 'tremendous medical costs.'

North Korea

North Korea’s Cyber Army Is Hacking More Bank Accounts

A shift in their targets, the DPRK's hacker army is emphasizing finances now.

Initial coin offering

Bankers Are Quitting Their Jobs to Chase the Cryptocurrency Boom

Initial coin offerings, or ICOs, offer financiers a chance to make millions in a matter of seconds.

Silky sharks photographed in a large school near Roca Partida Island in Mexico (Getty Images)

Cows Kill More Americans Each Year Than Sharks

The U.S. leads the world in shark attacks, but other animals are deadlier.

Designs for 'Artisanopolis' (Gabriel Sheare, Luke & Lourdes Crowley, and Patrick White/ Roark 3D)

Floating City Designs Aimed to Produce ‘Start-Up Countries’

These buoyant buildings are meant to form clusters of unregulated innovation.

World’s First Autonomous Cargo Ship Will Launch Next Year

The $25 million Norwegian vessel could be crewless by 2020.

Cuban teenagers sit along a sidewalk on their cell phones and laptops to use the internet from a near by wifi hotspot in Havana, Cuba on August 14, 2015. Hotspots are limited and one of very few ways for Cubans to access the internet. You can usually find large groups gathered around late into the night to surf the web on their cell phones and laptops. Despite this being a common scene in the US and other countries around the world this is a new phenomenon since wifi was made available to Cubans only two months ago. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)Cuban teenagers sit along a sidewalk on their cell phones and laptops to use the internet from a near by wifi hotspot in Havana, Cuba on August 14, 2015. Hotspots are limited and one of very few ways for Cubans to access the internet. You can usually find large groups gathered around late into the night to surf the web on their cell phones and laptops. Despite this being a common scene in the US and other countries around the world this is a new phenomenon since wifi was made available to Cubans only two months ago. (Samuel Corum/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

How Do-It-Yourself Internet Users Surf the Web in Cuba

Cubans creatively overcome problems caused by insufficient connectivity.

NFL Brain Study

Study Finds CTE in 110 of 111 Former NFL Players’ Brains

Only one of the NFL brains studied did not have the degenerative disease.

Kid Rock Is a 'Serious' Candidate

Why Kid Rock Shouldn’t Be Dismissed as He Considers a Senate Run

Experts say he's a shoe-in for the nomination after Trump's election win.

PodPonics Inc. employees harvest lettuce inside of a pod farm container in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S., on Friday, Aug. 12, 2011. "There's a major trend that has serious legs," said Matt Liotta, chief executive officer of PodPonics Inc., which will start growing watercress, arugula and other lettuce varieties hydroponically (in water, without soil) in recycled shipping containers on eight acres outside Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in the next two months. (Chris Rank/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Shipping Container Farms Built to Grow Produce in Space

A hydroponic farm built inside a shipping container could increase access to healthy food.

The Roomba might be gathering customer's data in addition to dirt. (iRobot)

Roomba Can Sell Maps of Your Home to Amazon and Google

The vacuum robot can map customer's homes and sell that data to advertisers.

Whales Learn Songs like Humans

Whales Learn Songs Like Humans and Can Remix Them Too

Scientists find that whales learn songs in segments similar to human languages.

elon musk

Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg Feud Over Artificial Intelligence

The Facebook founder doesn't fully grasp the AI threat in the future, Musk says.