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Climate change is wreaking havoc on the planet's 117 million lakes.

NFL streaming is still mired in a mess of tangled platform agreements.

Online-only Evolve gets second lease on life, complete with matchmaking.

The first "Raptor Lake" processors are expected sometime this fall.

$350 million will go to customers and lawyers.

NFT Worlds insists that Minecraft's grapes were probably sour anyway.

Rising prices of components cast shadow over 5G rollout and development of data centers.

Google says Lemoine violated security rules, slams "wholly unfounded" claims.

It's expected to cost $2.5 billion per year for up to 13 NFL games a week.

Also: Dwayne Johnson appeared in costume to reveal new Black Adam teaser footage.

Quasi-periodic kicks result in very periodic qubits, thanks to donuts.

Mercedes' newest battery EV is based on an existing model.

Plus a new She-Hulk trailer, sneak peeks at Ant-Man: Quantumania, and more.

Mercedes-Benz built the Vision EQXX for ultimate efficiency.

Battery life is the Framework Laptop's Achilles heel, but it's still unique.

The declaration comes amid new reports of cases in children.

“Have you given any thought to where this ends? No one, not even you, can kill everyone.”

Remarkably normal-looking galaxies, remarkably close to the Big Bang.

Apple can (and probably should) provide more cooling for the M2 MacBook Air.

Epic prequel series premieres on Amazon Video in September—and Sauron's presence looms.

"We didn't mean to unleash the greatest evil the world has ever known."

Climate change is reducing output and raising safety concerns at nuclear facilities.

Advisory had already warned hardcoded password was "trivial to obtain."

Experts say the abortion bill could lead to more states restricting free speech.

It's starting to feel more like an EA game than a Codemasters game.

Right-wing network was already in dire straits after getting booted from DirecTV.

"Alexa, make Amazon more money."

New "Data Safety" alternative runs on the honor system, and that's not good enough.

Hundreds demand "safe state" relocation assistance to avoid discriminatory laws.

It's disturbingly common for people to say solved problems were never problems.

Ares Expedition captures the feel of the board game in a smaller, tighter package.

"EcoRocket Heavy is an ecological, reusable, unprecedentedly low-cost rocket."

Here's what we know and how vaccine-derived polioviruses occur.

Amazon to buy One Medical, which runs 180+ medical offices throughout the US.

Uncap America Act would ban data limits that exist solely for monetary reasons.

After lying low, exploit seller Candiru rears its ugly head once more.

The best option may be a launch on the competitor of ESA's traditional partner.

French game publisher hopes you like Rabbids, Skull & Bones in the meantime.

Inquiry launched as Congress debates bill that could gut FCC's privacy authority.

Much higher energy density, but don't expect to see one in your laptop soon.

Improved live sports streaming functionality headlines a modest set of changes.

Climate change primed it, but human migration made Europe’s wildfires catastrophic.

New behavior could be released to the public soon, later, or never.

The Pixel 6a is a flagship-class device for $449, and that's hard to beat.

Facebook wants the scandal to be over by next spring, but discovery drags on.

The 75% keyboard woos with a decent features and lower price.

"I heard the sound of thundering hooves, splintering shields, and ringing swords."

"Scarcity and exclusion" of projects like NFT Worlds go against the game's "values."

The president is experiencing mild symptoms and is carrying on with his full duties.

Stealing meth labs to pay off college loans? Relatable.