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Here's what we know about the first BMW EV to wear a proper M badge.

General interest in AI PCs has been wavering for a while..."

VoidLink includes an unusually broad and advanced array of capabilities.

DHS is weirdly using import/export rules to expand its authority to identify online critics.

The agency used to warn of chelation, used by RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine ally David Geier.

US defense secretary announces plans for integration despite recent controversies.

Company responds to community concerns over electricity bills and water use.

Google has also added the updated Veo tools to YouTube creator tools.

Iran shut off Internet as it cracks down on protests; even Starlink has problems.

New language criticizes uncertainties" in longstanding EPA practice.

Video, audio, and image editing apps join up in one subscription on January 28.

"I had an amazing life. I gave it everything I had."

Poorly calibrated pedal mapping marred the Wagoneer S experience.

Apple TV's sci-fi series is part of Legendary Entertainment's MonsterVerse and is set after 2014's Godzilla.

Officials have linked the poisonings to the death cap mushroom (Amanita phalloides).

Introducing Confer, an end-to-end AI assistant that just works.

Users can give Claude access to a folder and tell it what to do for them.

"We can't keep everyone living on that first ship that sailed to North America."

WBD calls Paramount's lawsuit "meritless" and its offer deficient.

"But then I cut out the middle man-me."

FCC waives rule that forced Verizon to unlock phones 60 days after activation.

AI Overviews provided false liver test information experts called alarming.

Donald Trump's social media post triggers rare Fifth Amendment ruling.

Scientists analyzed carbonate deposits from baths, aqueduct to learn more about city's changing water supply.

AT&T and Verizon claim right to a jury trial was violated by FCC fines.

Google describes apps exactly like Grok and says they are banned from Google Play.

"It was not recognized how serious a problem that is until... about 2017 or 2018."

Apple goes with Google's tech despite using OpenAI's ChatGPT elsewhere in iOS.

The sudden closure of hundreds of storefronts isn't exactly a great sign...

Grok tests if UK can penalize platforms for sexualized deepfakes generated by AI.

The new LFP battery pack has 262 miles of range and fast-charges at 150 kW.

Studies have linked ultraprocessed foods to poor health outcomes.

The Propulsion and Structural Test Facility and Dynamic Test Facility are no more.

Big sizes, big resolution, and big ideas.

Footage of the 2024 discovery appears in NatGeo's new documentary series Pole to Pole with Will Smith.

For the eighth year in a row, the world's oceans absorbed a record-breaking amount of heat in 2025.

Half the country has enacted age-verification laws to prevent minors from viewing porn.

Including previous approvals, Starlink can now deploy 15,000 Gen2 satellites.

ArianeGroup is still trying to catch up to where the bleeding edge of the launch industry was 15 years ago.

With so many exposures sites, officials can't figure out where people were infected.

Google says creating for people rather than robots is the best long-term strategy.

Italy fines Cloudflare 14M euros for not blocking pirate sites on 1.1.1.1 DNS service.

Crazy, but that's how it goes.

"That level of openness and transparency is exactly what should be expected of NASA."

Hunter-gatherers probably derived the poison from the milky bulb extract of a Boophone disticha plant.

Faced with a ban in the United Kingdom, X pushes flawed fix to CSAM problem.

SpaceX opened its 2026 launch campaign with a mission for the Italian government.

People still use Craigslist to find jobs, love, and even to cast creative projects.

Canceled contracts and scaled-back product plans turn out to be costly.

"The crew is highly trained, and they came to the aid of their colleague right away."