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Restraining order blocks DOGE's "unlimited access" to Social Security records.

"We're updating our language regarding plans to send crew to the lunar surface."

The classified aircraft will replace the F-22 sometime in the 2030s.

Prosecutors: Firm offering "300% more" fraud detection oversold revenue by 700%.

Cartilaginous fish form the same style of joint that we do, while jawless fish don't.

A trip to the city in the clouds yields a truth that some characters can't handle.

Looking to hire someone? Check your wording very carefully.

Weeks later, Sonnet's "reasoning" model is struggling with a game designed for children.

"It is what he has always dreamt of."

"I've terminated 11 major contracts in less than three years."

When are Facebook posts "false personation"?

Rule eliminations make it easier to replace copper networks with wireless.

The Information report claims notable losses for Apple's only service in the red.

Checking out an early version, headed by X-COM creator Julian Gollop.

Apple is looking to right the ship after key Siri features delayed to 2026.

Bosch's new electronic braking system is enabling Wickens' return to the top level.

Recall forces Tesla to reveal just how many Cybertrucks were sold.

The interview downplayed the disease, maligned vaccines, touted unproven treatments

Video takes a wider look at the busted caps of early 2000s PCs and other gear.

Discord looks for more ways to make money ahead of expected IPO.

Character.AI takes down bots bearing likeness of boy at center of lawsuit.

Will Elon Musk's Tesla get special treatment?

Crafting the perfect bracket is nearly impossible, but there are solid strategies to improve your odds.

Amazon founder has executed a sharp public reversal in his relationship with Trump.

Blocking outputs isn't enough; dad wants OpenAI to delete the false information.

Vacancies in a key office of pandemic preparedness raise concern.

Mollick proclaims "the meme Turing Test has been passed," but a new study offers a key caveat.

Latest DESI results fall short of discovery threshold but strengthen evidence for dynamical dark energy.

"This is your fate, and you cannot change it."

HP has previously paid millions for bricking printers, but not this time.

A parrot called the budgerigar controls its vocalizations with a flexible system.

Apple will have to open iOS up more, and Google could face steep fines.

Judge's discovery order is too "intrusive," Trump admin tells appeals court.

You've got until April 29 before the Lifetime Pass more than doubles in price.

Democrats fight "illegal" firings that leave only Republicans at consumer agency.

Some of Google's coolest AI features don't work on the 9a.

Computer scientist won't give up fight to copyright AI-made art after court loss.

Massive parallel testing means Volvo can work through lots of unusual scenarios.

Salt is starting to pollute the freshwater sources people rely on.

Google promises preorder details in the coming weeks.

It took nearly two years for doctors to figure out the cause of his chest pain.

"Let's bring them home NOW, Sir!"

Satirical San Francisco billboard asks: "Has a Harrison fired you lately?"

Asus, Dell, HP, and others to produce powerful desktop machines that run AI models locally.

CEO Jensen Huang says new chips will power robots and billions of AI agents.

One angry sheriff takes on the feds.

Gemini is absorbing features from one of Google's coolest AI products.

Geoffrey Starks to leave FCC as new chair pushes "Delete, Delete, Delete" plan.

Officially licensed spin-off features familiar voice talent; starts at $11,620.

Merger revived after falling apart in 2024 on concern about regulatory approval.