Science & Technology

A social media site, an ISP, the lives of astronauts, and the health of the economy may soon depend on one absurd company.

Whether the efforts targeted immigrants or transgender people, Palantir was there to supply the technology in 2025.

Every technology has positives and negatives.

The animatic webseries is getting some well-deserved love and standing out as an indie darling to watch for.

Teamsters California wants to see Waymo’s operating license suspended over safety concerns.

Artemis 2 could launch as early as this coming weekend. If it does, the 10-day mission will have to compete with the Olympics and Super Bowl for media attention.

It's called 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die,' stars Sam Rockwell, and opens February 13.

Flip the switch.

The AI used the same data human planners employ to guide Perseverance through the Martian terrain.

Remarkably, for the Sega Saturn, the answer is, "Yes."

Is Apple running out of original ideas?

A new study suggests that most Americans with hypertension don't have it under control.

Fewer people are coming to Disney Parks from Europe, Canada, and Mexico out of fear of current U.S. policies.

Also some of the posts are probably "fake." Fake meaning a human wrote them.

What's next for Dunk and Egg's relationship now that a certain game-changing secret is out?

The HP HyperX Cloud Alpha 2 costs extra for a base station and one standout feature.

Get the lowdown on the origins of Manny Jacinto's 'Star Wars' villain with our look inside 'The Art of Star Wars: The Acolyte.'

In a newly filed FCC application, Musk’s SpaceX outlines plans to launch a data center constellation of up to 1 million satellites.

The tournament begins, but another major crisis soon takes over in 'The Squire.'

The new laws would make it harder for states and cities to regulate AI.