Science & Technology

"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.

Say hello to the "reMarkable Paper Pure" tablet?

While its rivals keep rethinking their EV strategies, BMW has persisted.

A new Shudder documentary gazes at horror history through a feminist lens, featuring interviews with Akela Cooper, Mary Harron, Kate Siegel, and more.

Blue Origin unveiled a planetary defense concept to protect Earth from incoming asteroids.

Plus, 'Booster Gold' TV writer Paul Jenkins offers a vague update on those cancelation rumors.

Brand new days, same old crises for Peter Parker.

Krysten Ritter returns as the hero in 'Daredevil: Born Again' season two, which begins on March 24.

Comic book writer Grant Morrison took the HBO Max show's co-creator to task, prompting a hasty apology.

Meet five tiny multiport titans ready to juice up your smartphone, tablet, smartwatch, and even your laptop.

Each of these aerospace firms has a unique vision for the future of humanity's presence in low-Earth orbit.

Soon, you won't be able to access Meta's flagship metaverse experience on its flagship metaverse-experiencing device

The prediction market is accused of misdemeanors related to illegal gambling.

Apple's smart home devices have not seen a major new release in some time, and reporting strongly suggests that's because of the company's struggles with Siri.

It's all about cost.

Code is law, some say. That doesn't mean normal laws do not apply.