Science & Technology

The choice makes perfect sense from a Trumpian perspective, and that doesn't bode well for the space agency.

'Murderbot' wraps up its first season tomorrow, and Alexander Skarsgård's soap opera-obsessed AI robot will return.

Maybe we didn’t need four days of bad or totally fake deals.

A third of kissing bugs collected across the state carried Trypanosoma cruzi, new research finds.

Hot Toys is turning his 'Last of Us' character, Joel Miller, into a collectible. Golf club not included.

A new study on the structure of ice formed in space overturns a decades-long consensus in astronomy.

'Man of Steel,' 'Superman Returns,' 'Justice League,' and the new James Gunn film: where do they all rank?

Grok 4 is xAI’s most advanced model yet, but early praise is clashing with old scandals and fresh tests of its limits.

'Revenge' star Matilda Lutz dons chain-mail-clad armor and kicks a lot of ass on a quest to prevent tyrants from bleeding the Earth.

For about $200, you won’t find a better Chromebook or regular laptop.

A new Vision Pro may be upon us, but maybe not the one you're hoping for.

Like Optimus Prime and Bumblebee before him, Soundwave can completely transform without disassembly.

Commissioner Hester Peirce's stark warning: blockchain doesn't magically erase old investment rules.

Plus, Krysten Ritter teases her 'gritty' return to Jessica Jones for 'Daredevil: Born Again'.

Samsung's flip-style foldable phone is so close to perfection.

The joke's on anyone who is disturbed enough to want a tour of Florida's new horror show.

In a series of pointed X posts, Cloudflare’s CEO Matthew Prince lays out a bold new policy that treats AI companies like unwelcome guests and hints that even Google might be forced to play by his rules.

The much-anticipated launch of these four new cleaning super-machines will come with incredible deals during Prime Day.

Maybe Disneyland's long-teased version of the concept will see the light of day as a spin-off.

Perplexity's Comet wants to kill the click. OpenAI is poised to follow. Google Chrome might be next on the chopping block.