Droneland Now!

Not dangerous at all . . .

The drone revolution dates back more than 100 years. Here's an animated look at how it all began.

Drones—a.k.a. unmanned area vehicles (UAVs)—can provide a good number of social benefits but also involve serious questions around basic human rights when used on the domestic front.

Meet Johnny Dronehunter, Defender of Privacy. (Cue nu-metal.)

A ban on drones might be inevitable. The drone community awaits the FAA's rules, but stupid people seem bent on a ban on drones being the only possibility.

A map of where it is restricted to fly drones in the U.S.

Surveillance drones might have a similar slippery slope.

Conservationists are looking to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for help in keeping an eye on endangered species

Comic-Con, the 2014 iteration of which kicks off Thursday in San Diego, has seen an increasing amount of outlandish stunts over the years — stadiums full of zombies, entire pop-...

President Barack Obama plans to issue an executive order to develop privacy guidelines for commercial drones operating in U.S. airspace, POLITICO has learned. The order would put the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, an arm of the Commerce Department, in charge of developing the guidelines. NTIA would bring together companies...

You may not be able to fly your drone wherever you want, but there's no rules on what you can actually do with it. That's likely to change, with Politico