Science & Technology

It costs several thousand dollars, and it’s a fun ride—even without a battery.

This is the tech that most impressed us at IFA 2026 in Berlin.

In which case, we should expect more meltdowns.

Vanessa Baden Kelly dishes on inspirations and reasoning behind John's new origin in the latest 'Lanterns' episode.

The House is cutting its September schedule to just four voting days, leaving the crypto industry’s biggest remaining legislative priority with almost no time to clear Congress before the midterm elections.

It’s a win for groups demanding transparency on how agencies are surveilling people.

The Navimow H5 Pro's unique approach to edge trimming is aimed at keeping grass trimmed evenly, all the way to the edge.

However the HBO adaptation ends, Naughty Dog won't leave 'The Last of Us' behind anytime soon.

The "Flappy Bird" clone is decent.

Robot mowers with dedicated edge-trimming arms now exist, and we may not see them stateside for quite some time.

Prime Video doesn't want more of 'Spider-Noir,' but it's apparently open to shows starring other superheroes.

One day, a catastrophic earthquake will rock the U.S. West Coast. Experts weigh in on whether we're truly ready.

We're sure no one will have a problem with this completely reasonable proposal.

'Squid Game' star Hoyeon joins Michael Fassbender, and Alicia Vikander in 'The Wailing' director's sci-fi action film, in theaters September 9.

The 'Weapons' director has 'Resident Evil' hitting theaters later in September.

The New York Times discovers clout chasing.

Paramount passed on a 'Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves' sequel after it bombed at the box office.

As models become more advanced, they could also grow more inscrutable.

"Particulate matter can cause blockage and clotting in blood vessels," according to the recall notice.

'Silo' season three just ended, but we've already got out first look at season four.