Science & Technology

The program has been running since March but we're only learning about it now.

Time to get excited as Amblin prepares to finally reveal this new sci-fi movie from Steven Spielberg.

The hot super-Earth exoplanet has a magma ocean and orbits a very old star.

From protests to elections, governments are increasingly pulling the internet plug on entire populations. Connectivity is slowly becoming a tool of control, not a guarantee. 

The return of measles, weakening vaccines, and the complete destruction of the CDC are just a few of Kennedy's ignoble accomplishments in 2025.

The Ron Howard movie turns 25 this year, and its star recalls the torture he went through to portray Dr. Seuss' Christmas-loathing character.

The Cybertruck isn't pulling its own weight either.

Eat your way through Disney Parks this season with Chewbacca-endorsed Life Day fare at Galaxy's Edge and chimichangas at Avengers Campus.

Should the mission proceed as planned, it will mark a major step forward for accessibility in spaceflight—sending the first wheelchair user beyond Earth.

Amazon is being forced to repeatedly learn a lesson: use AI slop, and get people yelling at you until you don't.

When the bubble pops, you can't say there weren't signs.

The company says the law violates teens’ political speech rights as other countries consider similar restrictions.

For the first time, astronomers have captured the brilliance of a superluminous supernova via gravitational lensing.

Which way, Jedi? Either will change the relationship between 'Star Wars' and its past forever.

All conditions favor a dazzling show across the skies this weekend.

The collapse of Terraform Labs was part of a greater deleveraging event in crypto that culminated in the fall of FTX.

With James Cameron's latest blockbuster on the way, it's time to refresh yourself on the world of Pandora.

New research highlights the unique dangers of the UV radiation provided by tanning beds.

Not exactly a public service.

It's just audio for now, but the Mira set an icky precedent for always-on recording in smart glasses.