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Term at DOGE did serious damage to his brands, only achieved a fraction of hoped-for savings.

"There's not yet a commercial reason only to go to the Moon with humans."

"This is a design change that I really had to push the team very hard to do."

Small subscriber perks help the streaming services stand out.

The chatbot can answer questions and extract data from your uploaded vids.

Feds reduced maximum infringement amount from "tens of millions" to $40,000.

Statistically, "the real behavior of a rolling object is largely a function of its geometry."

Join us on the livestream at 3 pm EDT and ask questions about the future of space!

We weren't even sure if Paranthropus remains come from a single species.

Google's Veo 3 delivers AI videos of realistic people with sound and music. We put it to the test.

Nintendo is still testing the 15,000+ game Switch library with the Switch 2.

Trump rejects court ruling he can't impose tariffs at his whim.

Discord moves further away from being ad-free.

Musk says he's leaving Trump admin, citing 130-day limit on special employees.

HHS said it pulled funding for testing because the shots are "under-tested."

Instead of iOS 19, macOS 16, and watchOS 12, we'll get "iOS/macOS/watchOS 26."

Move is another attempt to make it tougher for China to develop cutting-edge AI hardware.

Tianwen-2 will first return samples from an asteroid, then explore a mysterious comet-like object.

Backdoor giving full administrative control can survive reboots and firmware updates.

The man was in Argentina when he fell ill, but such cases occur in the US, too.

The Amazon/Stellantis STLA SmartCockpit was meant to arrive in 2024.

Getty dumped millions and millions" into just one AI copyright fight, CEO says.

Trump admin backs Cox in Supreme Court piracy battle against record labels.

Samsung's One UI 8 beta program for the Galaxy S25 is now open.

After "chaotic" start, judge finds DOGE staff are now being vetted properly.

Google Photos brings new tools to 1.5 billion users on its 10th birthday.

Opinion: Wider TV trends helped kill a show that was starting to live up to its promise.

Judge expected to take months to weigh Meta monopoly trial verdict.

20 years of observations have given us more knowledge about the icy giant.

Fast-paced multiplayer action fits surprisingly well with the old Elden Ring formula.

3D-printing new parts for the A1 taught me a lot about plastic, and other things.

SpaceX's ninth Starship survived launch, but engineers now have more problems to overcome.

"Once you have the transportation system to Mars, then there's a vast set of opportunities."

Expert analysis shows Anthropic's attempts to skip chatbot praise and avoid copyrighted content.

Plan calls for three new reactors to reach criticality in about a year.

Trump move "is textbook retaliation and viewpoint-based discrimination," NPR says.

So-called "wrench attacks" are more common as bitcoin's value increases, reports say.

Researchers are studying the long-term effects on air, water, soils and surfaces of properties that didn't burn.

Both Musi and Apple seek sanctions as fight over App Store removal intensifies.

A short second season ends with a literal bang and a figurative whimper.

Probe into lack of age verification targets Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, XVideos.

Kennedy's move may make it harder for kids and pregnant people to get vaccinated.

Trajectories, wind shear, temperature gradients, topography, and weather can affect how a sonic boom spreads.

OnePlus has been slower than most to implement mobile AI, but that's changing.

Australia's online safety regulator asks for severe fine to combat flood of AI porn.

The least-sensible F1 race of the year is also the most glamorous.

Eggs are less likely to crack when dropped horizontally vs. vertically, contradicting conventional wisdom.

Watching memory DIMMs get sorted like Wonka children inside SK TES' facility.

Bird-friendly agriculture can assist in helping waterbirds with rest stops along their seasonal migration routes.

Andretti Global's Kyle Kirkwood and Marcus Ericsson talk to us about the Indy 500.