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Despite the Trump administration's efforts to revitalize domestic coal power, renewables continue to set new records.

Experience the first film in the 'Fast & Furious' franchise on the big screen this summer.

Researchers tested their newly discovered peptide against one common antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Only about one in every hundred million survived to pass on genetic resistance.

When it comes to physics, AI seems to be as bound by prior biases as human scientists.

'Luca' director Enrico Casarosa returns with another Italy-set tale, hitting theaters March 5, 2027.

Chatbots just aren't very creative.

Spielberg is done begging for the franchise to recognize his immense talents.

Deezer is now offering a free tool that lets users scan playlists from rival streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music to see which songs have been generated by AI.

“Every day that Section 702 is in effect without reforms is a day that Americans’ rights are under threat," Sen. Ron Wyden said.

Plus, the 'Minecraft' star is just as frustrated as you at the wait for a new 'Fast and Furious' film.

In the wake of the BBC's big announcement about the show's immediate future, we may not see the Time Lord again until at least 2028.

State-backed Chinese hackers "sought to exploit and amplify existing public concerns about energy prices and local impacts of data center development," the company said.

Westeros plunges into war when the 'Game of Thrones' prequel returns to HBO June 21.

The outbreak has likely been ongoing since at least 2023, with more cases than have been detected.

Tell me if this reminds you of the 45th U.S. president in any way.

There's a good chance this El Niño could become one of the strongest on record. Now is the time to prepare.

A rebuttal of a rebuttal of the mainstream view of the universe’s expansion concludes that the cosmos is still accelerating toward a Big Freeze.

In some ways smart glasses are more legitimate than ever, but in others they feel like one big work in progress.

A pair of skeletons offer rare insight into the ancient burial practices in Scotland's northern coast.