Science & Technology

Herbert West's delightfully sick experiments return to the big screen courtesy of Mutant and the American Genre Film Archive.

Neither the PS5 digital edition nor the PS5 Pro was spared tariff woes.

A new discovery offers fresh insights into the life cycle of massive stars and their imminent death.

Called Thunderbird, the beer-fridge-sized nuclear reactor is supported by relatively simple electrochemical concepts.

The majority of companies are failing to see any returns on their AI investments, a report finds.

Jelly ice is a jiggly, compostable gelatin that doesn’t leave a watery mess.

Sydney Chandler, Timothy Olyphant, and Alex Lawther star in the FX series created by Noah Hawley, which continued this week.

Regular folk can now play on the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X, even if they still can't preorder it yet.

Researchers found a surprising way to brew beer up to 30 hours faster than normal.

Experts recently identified major gaps in their ability to forecast space weather. Surya aims to fill them.

And the cast of 'Street Fighter' continues to grow—although this time not with a fighter.

Would you take a ride in a flying Cybertruck?

The tractor company has said tariffs are contributing to an uncertain climate for its buyers.

Musk’s visits and Canadian ties have fueled debate

Psychologists have been sounding the alarm for months.

Dan Erickson has explained, specifically, how something on the Apple TV+ show works. What a world.

The company is dismantling the division it built two months ago, and is looking to downsize after a remarkably expensive hiring spree.

Casting directors Nina Gold and Martin Ware discuss finding the right actresses for Tony Gilroy's series.

Creating a human fetus in a robot is a bioethical minefield.

The familiar MAGA figure added to the furor over the recent arrest.