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The US eliminated measles in 2000, but the disease is once again circulating.

Tariffs, torn-up US emissions regs, and being uncompetitive in China are all to blame.

Google Maps is about to get more chatty and immersive.

Looking back at Dash Rendar, 3DFX cards, and a pivotal moment for Star Wars.

This satellite streaming technology transforms off-road racing for fans and teams.

Google is more focused on desktop gaming than ever before.

Meanwhile, Kennedy's allies want all vaccine recommendations eliminated.

Will it really take "centuries" for SpaceX to deploy its megaconstellation?

Most of the devices are made by Asus and are located in the US.

Your phone still functions when held to your ear, people!

Running Windows on gaming handhelds is currently a blessing and a curse.

Character.AI deemed "uniquely unsafe" among 10 chatbots tested by CCDH.

Binance's lawsuit accusing WSJ of defamation unlikely to stall government probes.

The museum is celebrating 25 years of the original F&F film with a 23-car exhibit.

New CPUs are a bit faster and a bit cheaper than the ones they replace.

"We are focused on protecting space, assuring access to space, ensuring custody of space."

"We are focused on protecting space, assuring access to space, ensuring custody of space."

GPU maker courts corporate partners for NemoClaw ahead of annual conference.

First speaker minimizes climate change, COVID risks-and is a lab leak proponent.

The midsize AWD EV goes on sale this spring, single-motor versions in 2027.

A brief spoiler-free review of the film, which opens in the US on March 20.

75% of the criminal cases closed last fiscal year originated before Trump took office.

Highest risk of part of tongue being torn off is with temps between -5 and -15 C (23 to 5 F).

A complex structure with multiple electrons is within reach of today's hardware.

"Due to late-stage design changes, the potential risk of uncontrolled reentry increased."

In the end, the FDA only approved the drug for a rare genetic condition with clearer data.

Is it clean "reverse engineering" or just an LLM-filtered "derivative work"?

The viral social network project was created with OpenClaw.

One toggle for "fast classic search."

Anthropic says it was blacklisted for opposing autonomous weapons, mass surveillance.

It's unclear what Prasad's FDA exit means, but some drug makers are happy to see him go.

"NASA's tracking of SpaceX's manual control risk indicates a worsening trend."

Gemini can now pull context from your files, emails, and more to create and edit documents.

Marc Abraham: During the past year, it has become unsafe for our guests to visit the country."

Clever polymer science and a little robotic precision created the Hakkapeliitta 01.

AWS has suffered at least two incidents linked to the use of AI coding assistants.

8GB of RAM is a bummer, but this $599 laptop cuts most of the right corners.

"It's a big fat middle finger for those that thought they had something."

A warehouse of guitar gear in the palm of your hand.

M5 Pro Max's "performance" CPU cores definitely aren't just rebranded E-cores.

States seek mistrial, saying "sudden disappearance" of US will influence jury.

Shang Dynasty oracle bones and modern weather models feature in the same study.

Nintendo may face pressure to share refunds with gamers who helped pay tariffs.

Falling cats in the study also seemed to show a marked preference for turning to the right.

What part of "this year," exactly, is still anyone's guess.

The key is understanding how to conserve energy across a lap. Oh, and be reliable.

Faster charging, more modern infotainment, and a new LFP battery are highlights.

Stories of border issues lead to pervasive travel fears across the worldwide industry.

"I'm gonna take this city back."

Small size seems to have come before a change in diet for a tiny dinosaur lineage.