Science & Technology

Billionaire entrepreneur Jared Isaacman has re-emerged as the front runner for NASA Administrator, but it appears Acting Administrator Sean Duffy wants to secure the role for himself.

New research may have narrowed down the optimal length for your daily walks.

The pixels are small enough to pack a 1920 by 1080 resolution into a display the size of breadcrumbs.

The bones are exceptionally well-preserved, and the skeleton is "incredibly complete," the researchers say.

Have we finally reached the time when 360 cameras fully replace your typical single-lens action camera?

The BBC has announced that Russell T Davies will pen a 2026 Christmas special for the series after Disney has confirmed it will not renew its partnership.

A controversy over spam prompted a new bitcoin fork proposal that's being mocked as a "clownshow."

Showrunner and producer Adam Muto discusses how the second season of his 'Adventure Time' spinoff builds out its fantastical world.

Brushing teeth can be exciting and stress-free with the right tools!

Here's your first look at what will surely be a very expensive foldable phone.

There's big changes ahead for 'One Piece' fans, as the anime is making some big production changes ahead of the Netflix adaptation's return.

AMC's latest Anne Rice series follows a mysterious society that keeps tabs on supernatural creatures, including, of course, many bloodsuckers.

Plus, Sydney Sweeney discusses all those 'James Bond' rumors.

We reviewed a ton of gadgets this year. Here's our list of winners for everything that blew us away.

'Future Boy,' the actor's memoir about making the sci-fi classic, is out now.

As global temperatures rise, some scientists believe we need to do everything we can to prevent catastrophic warming—no matter how crazy some potential solutions may sound.

The old crutch for lazy students is being eaten alive by the new crutch for lazy students.

The search for a primary writing system in 'Star Wars' has a history almost as old as the saga itself.