Science & Technology

Measuring the Joe Rogan effect.

Elon Musk’s company is suing a startup that wants to resurrect Twitter, claiming it never gave up the brand.

Gemini for Home has its perks, but I don't know that free users will feel the "next-gen" of it all compared with the old Google Assistant.

YouTube will stream the Super Bowl of the movies starting in 2029.

He and his family survived the comet—but what comes next? Find out in the sequel hitting theaters in January.

Can the latest flavor of LCD screen technology finally beat OLED?

Cameron has a plan that may involve fewer blue aliens and more 'Terminator' (without Schwarzenegger).

People given the herpes medication valacyclovir actually experienced worse cognitive decline than those given a placebo.

For more than a decade, scientists have accepted that Titan, Saturn’s biggest moon, has a subsurface ocean of liquid water. A new look at the data suggests otherwise.

New research shows that tropical cyclones leave behind more than death and destruction.

It's time to play the music; it's time to light the lights.

Over 20 AI-enhanced apps and tools, including unlimited Firefly and 3rd-party image generations, make Adobe the industry leader.

What's the common denominator among all tech enthusiasts? Coffee mugs. They're the best underrated gift. The nerdier the better.

Plus, get a new look at Christopher Nolan's take on 'The Odyssey'.

A giant iMac would also cost a fortune.

Lactating armpits, deadly burgers, and the world's nosiest parasite are some of this year's most bizzaro medical tales.

Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein are attached to direct an adaptation of the sci-fi novel, 'The Traveler.'

Astronomers call them LFBOTs—rare and powerful bursts of blue light that shine across billions of light-years and then vanish in just a few days.

Season two of the Prime Video adaptation might have only just kicked off, but Bethesda is already looking to the future—of both the show and the games.

The President is allegedly leveraging the pause to push for looser food and online safety regulations in the UK