Science & Technology

Fear not, Dunk and Egg fans, season two should still arrive right on time in 2027.

Students want to give 'Bots and Beats' the boot.

Renewable energy is gaining ground in the U.S. power mix.

The latest season of AMC+ and Shudder's Ridley Scott-produced horror anthology is adapted from Victor LaValle's eerie novel.

About 1,000 people are facing layoffs at Disney—with Marvel Studios reportedly facing big cuts that include almost wiping out its visual development team.

Heavy users could pay significantly more under a new usage-based pricing model.

In 'The Handmaid’s Tale,' we saw Gilead wife Serena Joy’s evolution from villain to ally—but Paula reminds us that’s not always the journey on 'The Testaments.'

For a company built around privacy, smart glasses are a giant risk.

Say hello to Newbird AI, a radical experiment in buying GPUs and praying that profits follow.

Windows 11 can't overcome a slew of bugs, security holes, and AI slop. It's time for something new.

The company announced that it was nearly finished developing the spacesuit to be worn by astronauts during the Artemis missions.

It's a good time for cosmology.

After years of waiting sparked by sexual harassment allegations against co-creator Neil Gaiman, Amazon is ready to send 'Good Omens' out for one last time.

Advocacy against data centers isn't necessarily all about being anti-AI.

Plus, Nic Cage is returning to the 'Longlegs' universe for a new film.

Move over, Artemis crew. Space worms are taking over.

The latest UCS 'Star Wars' set brings Mando's latest ride to the line... just weeks before 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' is set to phase it out.

If every step taken, hour slept, and heartbeat can be measured, recorded, and analyzed, are we taking control of our health or losing the plot entirely?

The findings potentially resolve a long-standing issue with methanol conversion, which has tended to be clunky, inefficient, and environmentally detrimental.

'Supergirl' stars Milly Alcock and Jason Momoa introduced new footage right out of CinemaCon.