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New mobile chatbot feature analyzes conversations overnight.

Drug patents frequently cite research that the NIH wouldn't be able to fund.

AI-selected portfolios might perform well in a growing market, but experts warn of downturn risks.

Tech firms pressed to explain if H-1B workers are paid less than US workers.

The least exciting iPhone this year is also the best value for the money.

Amazon's settlement with FTC kills the No, I don't want free shipping" button.

DeepMind researchers believe this is the dawn of agentic robots.

These features try to turn iPhones into more powerful work and organization tools.

"DMA compliance is not optional, it's an obligation," the EU reminds Apple.

"We bought the engine from them, and it was garbage."

Search shows 2 million vulnerable Cisco SNMP interfaces exposed to the Internet.

Instead of contracting an outside team to campaign it, Ford Racing gets the job.

An AI figures out how robots can get jobs done without getting in each other's way.

Integrity, this is Houston, you are go for the Moon...

What's next, Sonic games on Nintendo consoles? Oh, wait...

The detection was along a heavily trafficked commercial thoroughfare, USDA says.

NatGeo documentary Cleopatra's Final Secret chronicles archaeologist Kathleen Martinez's 20-year search

De Niro parodies FCC boss: Criticizing Trump will cost you "a couple of fingers."

"It's like a bus. You wait for one and then three come at the same time."

Feeling any better about your backlog yet?

Why babies don't pop like water balloons when they get vaccines-and other info for Trump.

OpenAI's new $400 billion announcement reveals both growing AI demand and circular investments.

South Africa has 60 days to meet with Taiwan to avoid export curbs.

The DNA of nearly 2,000 US citizens has been entered into an FBI crime database.

Sunrun, Ford, and BGE started the vehicle-to-grid test in July.

Baseboard management controller vulnerabilities make remote attacks possible.

Bill Skarsgard reprises his role as the murderous clown, and there are several Stephen King Easter eggs.

New study examines how a helpful AI response could become a cultural disaster in Iran.

In case you needed another reason to get rid of Disney+.

Alphabet blames the Biden administration for its moderation decisions.

Brendan Carr would like you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears.

An interesting iPhone despite throttling, worse battery, and single-lens camera.

"It was over quickly for both males, one after the other. The first took 63 seconds, the other 47."

QWOP meets Death Stranding meets Getting Over It to form wonderfully surreal, unique game.

A "nation-state" is said to be involved.

"There is a desire for us to be the first to return to the surface of the Moon."

Judge calls decision to stop construction the height of arbitrary and capricious."

Public schools ran to VMware during the pandemic. Now they're running away.

Kagan dissent: Majority is giving Trump "full control" of independent agencies.

Here comes another screen overlay.

EU looks at Big Tech groups over handling of fake apps and search results.

The Ridgeville plant will add a new hybrid by 2030 in addition to next year's XC60.

"They have to have on-orbit refueling because they don't access space as frequently as we do."

Thuggish government behavior is not stopped by capitulation.

NASA's 24th astronaut class since selecting the Mercury astronauts in 1959.

"THIS WAS NOT CAUSED BY TYLENOL" Kennedy's anti-vaccine group retweeted.

Design that puts the logic board at the top helps stave off a second Bendgate.

Disney says "thoughtful conversations with Jimmy" led to show's return.

The remedy phase of Google's adtech antitrust case begins.

"Absolutely inappropriate. Brendan Carr has got no business weighing in on this."