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Hiking exoskeletons are now a thing, really.

Writers Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing and artist Hernan Gonzalez kick off a brand-new arc in issue #7.

Plus, Dan Harmon confirms the director of the 'Rick and Morty' movie.

The $400 recreation of Main Street USA costs more than a ticket to Disneyland, but it lasts longer.

Colorado officials are asking residents to be mindful of hantavirus infections from the local Sin Nombre strain during spring cleaning.

Andy and Barbara Muschietti aren't spilling many details, but they are sharing broader ideas about what Pennywise could get up to next.

Executive... pretty please?

Masayoshi Son has a history of making smart bets. Insiders are reportedly worried he's on a losing streak.

AI Financial is a publicly traded company heavily invested in Trump-related crypto.

The spatial computing experience isn't as immersive as an XR headset, but maybe it doesn't need to be.

The 'Lost,' 'Watchmen,' and 'Lanterns' writer correlates his exit to a key issue in a galaxy far, far, away.

Oh, you mean "intelligent eyewear"?

The smartwatch was formerly a companion for your phone. Now, they're how you'll control Google's smart glasses.

The tech giant is promoting Omni as essentially the Nano Banana of video.

'The Vampire Lestat: After Dark' will feature interviews with series stars and creatives.

"This is the biggest upgrade to our iconic search box since its debut over 25 years ago," a Search executive said.

The SMILE mission will spend three years studying how our planet's magnetosphere interacts with solar weather.

Comics legend Brian Michael Bendis, 'Lower Decks' creator Mike McMahan, and more are getting in on the celebration.

The recall affects Straus Family Creamery products sold in 17 states.

The CFTC has sued several states that have tried to regulate prediction markets at the local level.

NASA's MAVEN spacecraft observed the Zwan-Wolf effect deep inside Mars' ionosphere during a solar storm.

'The Apology Tour' for the classic 1986 animated film continues with a few re-releases.

An AI agent for anyone (willing to pay $100 a month for it).

These might be the most exciting smart glasses yet.

The most recent season of the post-apocalyptic Prime Video series is now out on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD.

Samsung and Google took the wraps off smart glasses they're developing with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster.

An exceptionally well-preserved' notebook pulled from a late Middle Ages latrine was found alongside silk scraps believed to once be fancy toilet paper.

The AI Cold War is heating up.

The system allegedly resulted in "cascading" failures like late deliveries and a drop in sales.

Nicolas Cage stars in the Prime Video Spidey show, which debuts on May 27.

I'll give you one guess what the Milton A.N.C. bring to the table.

Sony could do with a bit more optimism after raising PlayStation Plus prices.

The sequel series' final part will air in July.

The Solix S2000 is the size of a PC desktop, with capacity that rivals many much bigger devices.

And you thought $550 was a lot of money.

The outbreak is being caused by a rarely seen species of Ebola virus with no licensed vaccine or treatment.

OSHA has launched an investigation into a death that occurred at launch complex on Friday.

Plus, 'The Fog' meets 'Blade Runner' in Nicolas Winding Refn's first film in a decade.

Microsoft finally stuck Intel's Panther Lake inside Surface PCs, though Qualcomm chips are coming later.

Four different spacecraft captured the massive surge of energy as it just kept going.

The first 'Star Wars' movie in seven years stars Pedro Pascal, Sigourney Weaver, and Jeremy Allen White. It opens May 22.

Digital platforms will be held liable for nonconsensual sexual images but critics say it will be a free speech disaster.

The show comes from 'What We Do in the Shadows' veterans, including Taika Waititi, and stars Zach Galifianakis.

Colossal Biosciences has announced newborn chickens from an egg' made of titanium and bioengineered silicone. It's the firm's next step toward resurrecting New Zealand's extinct giant moa.

Nicholas Galitzine, Camila Mendes, Idris Elba, and Jared Leto star in the Mattel film, out June 5.

It's going to cost Claude a little bit of its mystique.

Passwords were stored as plain text in a public GitHub repository.

Punch deserves so much better.

Franchise vets Matthew Lillard and Frank Welker will voice Shaggy and Scooby, respectively.

Passengers will check in their bags at a remote terminal then get on a direct bus to their gate.