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You can play ball, just not with smart glasses on your face.

Plus, a new 'Masters of the Universe' Skeletor poster.

The rocket experienced an anomaly during a hot fire test ahead of its fourth mission.

Acer's Nitro Blaze Link is like if a PlayStation Portal ran Linux.

Australia is suing 3M over a toxic product that seeped into the ground beneath 28 military sites.

You need both a Samsung AC and a Galaxy wearable to reap the benefits.

The new stop-motion animated film about a writer facing her own monsters comes to Netflix June 12.

Chase Infiniti and Mattea Conforti talked about the complex relationship between Agnes and Becka.

A recent trial is the latest to suggest that GLP-1s aren't just for treating diabetes and obesity.

A recent Webb discovery defies the classic scenario of how black holes form and grow.

If Elon Musk's bot ruled the world, total societal collapse would apparently follow.

Classics like 'Memories' and 'Robot Carnival' make me wish for an anime anthology renaissance in my lifetime.

The latest version of Claude specializes in catching its own mistakes and pointing them out to users.

Tuning into sound waves from deep inside the Sun revealed previously unknown patterns in solar activity.

And another question: How do you burn bitcoin?

Universal Kids Resort opens in Texas on July 1 and, as the name suggests, it's aimed at a specific audience.

Satellite data shows that joint U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on Iranian oil facilities ejected over 29,800 tons of toxic sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere.

CEO Arthur Mensch argues Europe needs its own advanced AI capabilities in order to avoid getting left behind by American rivals.

Holland, Zendaya, Sadie Sink, Jon Bernthal, Mark Ruffalo, and others star in the July 31 release.

It's now clear, most people aren't interested in a persistent AI companion. The next wave is all about being a friend to your own body.

If scaled up, this method could easily address the biggest issues in lithium mining, as well as the looming supply crisis for the valuable element.

Wyck is a salty curmudgeon who's witnessed horrors during his time on the island.

Sounds like those CPUs are available to the highest bidder... unless Elon figures out how to make a successful AI model.

AI comes for us all.

GKIDS is bringing the eclectic 'Revolutionary Girl Utena' movie to the big screen for two nights only this June.

World, the humanity-authentication company that has you stare into its orbs, is offering 2-for-1 Thirty Seconds to Mars tickets to anyone willing to prove their humanity by sharing biometric data.

The Google employee allegedly used confidential Google search data to place Polymarket bets about the most-searched people in 2025.

LJ Benet plays Michael in the Broadway adaptation of the cult classic 1987 vampire film, which just got 12 Tony nominations.

An international team of researchers argues that increasingly hot weather has been responsible for roughly one quarter of emerging antibiotic-resistant Salmonella genes since 1940.

Mosquitoes can apparently learn to overcome their hatred of DEET.

Glucose is an incredibly annoying bodily component to work with.

Early apps for Meta's device are already going off the rails.

But if you forgot where Colin Farrell's private eye hails from, this new trailer doesn't go out of its way to remind you.

Plus, check out Bullseye's comic-accurate new costume in 'Daredevil: Born Again' season three.

That is, if the laptops carrying it aren't all flimsy shells and bad screens.

The Intel Arc G3 chip could bring better battery life and performance for handhelds. Just don't expect they'll be cheap.

Just don't expect Acer's first Intel-based handheld to be cheap.

Trump ally Mike Lindell denies claims that his company was hacked by a ransomware gang, saying the allegations are politically motivated.

More health tracking in a much smaller device.

June Osborne mostly stayed in the background, but she still played an important part in shaping the first season of Hulu's sequel series.

The shotgun had a live round in its chamber, police said.

The 'Obsession' director already completed his next film, but studios are already bidding for what's after that.

The company, which has repeatedly emphasized its belief that AI could one day be conscious, wants to have its communion wafer and eat it too.

"Rep. Green's defeat proves that anti-crypto hostility carries real electoral consequences..."

Wonder what changed?

SpaceX and the Pentagon reportedly argued over pricing for Starlink services used during the Iran war.

Peter Thiel on one shoulder, the pope on the other.

In its return to Q Hayashida's gloriously gory world, MAPPA cranks its visceral pageantry and wicked humor to operatic heights, rewarding the anime's sixyear wait in spades.

For the sake of science and exploration, astronauts give up basic comforts-including clean laundry. This "laundry gun" might help.

A near-$1,000 1TB Steam Deck OLED could mean a very pricey Steam Machine.