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Guano dramatically boosted the production of maize, and the surplus helped fuel the Chincha Kingdom's economy.

Zoe Hitzig resigned on the same day OpenAI began testing ads in its chatbot.

Arm PCs have enjoyed special treatment from Microsoft for the past two years.

Users only get three hours of free Nest video storage, but Google can retrieve videos much later.

US labels SpaceX a common carrier by air, will regulate firm under railway law.

It's getting a little easier to move from iOS to Android, if that's your thing.

The test marks a significant step in China's push to land humans on the Moon by 2030.

Updated Home app is required for Matter support and some types of accessories.

The EPA is revoking the finding for legal, not scientific, reasons.

Violators were told they would be shot down.

Some brands are already ahead of the curve, while others leave the US in the cold.

The move comes amid RFK Jr.'s relentless efforts to enact his anti-vaccine agenda.

The next Starship flight is a key precursor for more ambitious missions.

DDoS hit blog that tried to uncover Archive.today founder's identity in 2023.

Tony Wu leaves a company now entangled with social media, space-based IPOs.

There's no reason to think ivermectin cures cancer, but RFK Jr's NIH is on it anyway.

PCs without the new certificates could eventually have trouble booting new OSes.

The Results About You tool is getting an upgrade.

Forget VW's expensive retro bus-this is the electric van we've been waiting for.

Alphabet becomes first tech company to issue 100-year bonds in nearly three decades.

Meant to help judges handle scientific issues, document is now climate-free.

The Ayaneo Next II pushes past 3 pounds, is 13 inches wide, and costs up to $4,300.

SpaceMolt envisions a world where AI plays with itself and the humans just watch.

After a lengthy test, YouTube Music is making lyrics a premium feature.

FCC recently issued equal-time warning to late-night and daytime talk shows.

Discord to block adult content unless users verify ages with selfies or IDs.

Can we pander to MAHA, re-litigate COVID, and improve science at the same time?

Bonus: Mandalorian and Grogu 30-second spot shows duo being pulled through the snow by Tauntauns.

Analogue dials, aluminum switches, and plenty of buttons for the Ferrari Luce.

High-end Macs and less-expensive iPhones and iPads are all on the docket.

"SpaceX has already shifted focus to building a self-growing city on the Moon."

"There are infinite possibilities for this to go wrong."

The Environmental Protection Agency has drastically pulled back on holding polluters accountable.

The $20,000 experiment compiled a Linux kernel but needed deep human management.

Claims of penis injections in ski jumpers has fillers spewing into the news.

Behold the most overwrought AI legal filings you will ever gaze upon.

Incident is at least the third time the exchange has been targeted by thieves.

Analysts expect Valve might be hit particularly hard by soaring RAM, storage prices.

Less pollution meant lower amounts of a methane-destroying chemical.

With Genie 3, Waymo wants to explore rare and even impossible driving conditions.

A new job posting suggests the debate may be swinging back toward reusing GS2.

This V8 hybrid with more than 900 hp replaces the V10 Huracan.

Controversial 2025 study "represents the encroachment of pseudoscience into the heart of biological research."

The automaker follows Ford and GM in writing down huge sums after betting wrong.

NASA shall evaluate the "viability of transferring the ISS to a safe orbital harbor" after retirement.

"Our two worlds that on paper wouldn't seem connected, made a lot of sense to connect."

Regulators say design choices that hook users could breach EU's digital rules.

Amazon has booked 10 more launches with SpaceX, citing a "near-term shortage in launch capacity."

Production source says it takes "weeks" to produce just minutes of usable video.

Claude Opus 4.6 and OpenAI Frontier pitch a future of supervising AI agents.