Science & Technology

A fan realized if you combine the Instagram and YouTube versions, you get IMAX. Kind of.

An analysis by a law firm specializing in car accidents ranked the cars with the most recalls that American consumers keep buying.

A new report brings more allegations and damage control regarding Chloé Zhao's update of the Sarah Michelle Gellar series.

The Cetra Open Wireless Gaming Earbuds might be better than wearing a wireless headset.

The government relies, in part, on third-party firms to vet cloud technology, but those firms are hired and paid by the company being assessed.

The company behind the “Enhanced Games” plans to market eight out of the 14 experimental peptides currently banned by the FDA.

'Lilo & Stitch' and 'Incredibles' sequels are coming back to the big screen within weeks of each other.

Who could have seen this coming?

Jason Momoa and Florence Pugh are back and asking the 'Dune' questions fans want answered.

The official death toll of covid-19 between 2020 and 2021 was off by nearly 20%, new research finds.

Dance like no one's watching.

Check your freezers.

Our first look at the next 'Spider-Man' film is jam-packed with nods to the comics—and some very interesting stories it could be taking inspiration from.

New research reaffirms that GLP-1s can help prevent heart attacks, but only as long as you're taking them.

The proof-of-concept still has a long way to go before it’ll end up in real devices, but it’s a great start.

"There are clearly individuals in the White House who are making money off of when the United States goes to war or not,” Sen. Murphy said.

It's still not instant.

After making its debut last year, X-59 is preparing to soar over California for its second flight.

Sony hopes its new technology, Protective AI, will protect creators and rights holders from copyright infringement by making their own in-house AI slop machine that does the same thing.

UCLA's Stop Methane Project ranked the 25 oil and gas sites with the largest methane emissions rates worldwide.