conciergery.net

Sweden beat a Canadian team cheered by a cowbell-clanging crowd.

Has the curating of digital photos come to define modern parenting?

A woman keeps passing out, and no one can figure out why.

Silvio Scaglia, who founded Fastweb, Italy’s biggest telecommunications company after Telecom Italia, surrendered after arriving in Italy early Friday.

Lindsey Vonn, who won gold in her first event in Vancouver, the women’s downhill, failed to finish three of her next four events.

The city has dispatched a vaccination team to some Jewish enclaves in Brooklyn to battle a mumps outbreak, where doctors have discovered an epidemiological oddity.

Narrative choices designed to frighten were at the heart of the marathon health care summit meeting on Thursday.

Technology tidbits from around the Web selected by Times technology journalists.

Esther Dyson, investor and technologist, discusses technology that tracks your health and why she thinks you will want to use it.

Researchers at Princeton said they found a way to harvest the body’s energy using piezoelectric crystals, an application that could first be used in shoes to keep a music player charged.

New research provides support for the idea that some fish use ultraviolet light as a means of communication.

Researchers in Spain found that yeast brought to the dungwort plant by pollinating bumblebees warmed the plant’s nectar and the flower itself.

Amazon.com is pushing newspaper, magazine and book publishers to guarantee that Kindle customers will get the lowest prices on electronic content. In return, publishers may get a bigger cut of the revenue.

A new site called PackLate wants to offer steep discounts on last-minute vacations, using an approach that’s similar to private-sale fashion sites.