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Any YouTuber wrongly labeled a teen must provide an ID, credit card, or selfie.

Google's failed appeal could open up the market for Android apps.

We hope downforce doesn't ruin the racing when it arrives in a couple of years.

Also, a cybersecurity firm analyzes the smart TV in question.

Canceling subscriptions should be easy, lawmakers say, reviving FTC fight.

US spiking costs to import cheap goods from anywhere rattles e-commerce giants.

Nvidia will cover gamers who take advantage of Windows 10's extended updates.

US semiconductor giant is trying to revive sales in the country.

Samsung's new flagship foldable is a huge improvement over last year's model.

Sophisticated group also used novel means to disguise their custom malware.

Senate confirmed Susan Monarez to CDC while Vinay Prasad made a quick exit from FDA.

"A deliberate, coordinated digital attack."

Substack may be legitimizing neo-Nazis as "thought leaders," researcher warns.

Google has fixed the bug, which it says affected only "a tiny fraction of websites."

The feathers can emit two frequencies of laser light from multiple regions across their colored eyespots.

NIH leaders got funding-pause memo Tuesday afternoon. Trump admin then backpedaled.

AP survey shows most Americans treat AI chatbots like a search engine replacement.

Buying Windows 10 a one-year stay of execution doesn't have to cost anything.

Roman concrete produces as much, if not more, CO as modern concrete, fewer air pollutants.

"We are at the threshold of fulfilling the immense scientific potential NASA and ISRO envisioned."

"I thought best case was maybe 40 seconds of flight time, but I'll take 14 as a win."

The company is not looking to make new enemies in Europe.

Red Viper on the 3DS makes Nintendo's failed '90s experiment look like new.

Proton VPN signups originating in the UK increased by over 1,400 percent.

The lithium iron phosphate cells will be made in Michigan.

Beware of coding agents that can access your command window.

Proposed data center would demand 5x Wyoming's current power use at full deployment.

The outbreak occurred in 2023-2024, but little information had been shared about it.

The outbreak occurred in 2023-2024, but little information had been shared about it.

EC spokesperson denies network-fee issue is settled, says it must be legislated.

"Largest deregulatory action" in the history of US would be one of the unhealthiest.

Both comics and memes rely on the same interplay of visual and verbal elements for their humor.

Photos app fix and a pile of security updates.

New set of system prompts promote understanding with guided questions, "Socratic dialogue."

Whistle pet monitors will stop working on August 31.

We spend a week with Polestar's SUV flagship.

Changes are rolling out to Windows Insider testers in the Dev and Beta channels.

Exec: Liberation Day chaos and tariff antics have harmed the domestic energy industry."

Some of Firefly's programs are going quite well. Others, not so much.

The plot makes no sense, but that retro-futuristic Tomorrowland vibe and superb cast make it (mostly) work.

The connected devices now only work manually without a subscription.

China's frontier AI will be fueled by Nvidia H20 chips, experts warn Trump.

Support will come to the iPad Pro first, with other platforms to follow.

"This step is necessary to prove I'm not a bot," wrote the bot as it passed an anti-AI screening step.

Trump FCC claims there's precedent for CBS ombudsman, but it's a weak one.

Police are now involved.

State-owned Aeroflot cancels dozens of flights, stranding travelers throughout Russia.

CDC's MMWR is publishing much less, and sources say studies now require RFK Jr.'s sign-off.

Google's Battery Performance Program update was supposed to stop this.

John Glenn's Friendship 7 returns as SpaceX and Blue Origin artifacts debut.