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by Justin Carter on (#794AH)
'Dark Tower' plans can maybe sigh in relief as Flanagan sketches out his approach to the upcoming show.
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by Mike Pearl on (#7949C)
TikTok cites its policy on political content.
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by Justin Carter on (#7949D)
Once he's done with the next 'Hunger Games' movie, Francis Lawrence will try his hand at adapting 'Red Rising.'
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by Mike Pearl on (#7949E)
Still, it appears Meta will be gobbling up plenty of data.
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by Justin Carter on (#7947X)
CD Projekt Red doesn't want adaptations to canonize the events of 'Cyberpunk 2077,' just keep building out the world.
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by Ellyn Lapointe on (#79464)
The many consequences of climate change are already unfolding across the U.S., and some require more urgent attention.
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by Justin Carter on (#79465)
Like in 'Highlander,' there can be only one. And right now, Cameron knows that one is 'Avengers: Endgame.'
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by Tom Hawking on (#79466)
Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!
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by Matt Novak on (#7944H)
Is this the best film of all time?
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by Ed Cara on (#7944J)
The federal government is set to enact new regulations that will reshape the kratom industry.
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by Matt Novak on (#79430)
To quote Curtis Markson, "it all just feels so fake."
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by Tom McKay on (#793XH)
That's right: If a business uses Meta for any commercial purpose, Meta's new terms say it can do almost anything it wants with content from that business's website, like feeding it to Muse.
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by Tom McKay on (#793WA)
Fortunately, Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster says only a relative handful of dummies are trying to.
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by Tom McKay on (#793VE)
Both billionaires denied being responsible for the decision to partially paralyze Ukraine's military satellite network this week.
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by Margherita Bassi on (#793VF)
The 13,800-year-old archaeological site points to an ancient cultural connection spanning the Bering Land Bridge.
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by Matt Novak on (#793SR)
The documentary about Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes has a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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by Justin Carter on (#793SS)
What's coming post-'Clayface' and 'Man of Tomorrow'? Peter Safran and James Gunn aren't saying, but they plan to get there.
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by James Pero on (#793ST)
When it comes to repairability, there really is no comparison in the wireless earbuds world.
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by Bruce Gil on (#793SV)
Republicans are leading the spending on AI-generated political ads, while Democrats are more wary of potential backlash.
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by Ed Cara on (#793SW)
New research points to a "possibly overlooked mechanism" for how microplastics can harm people's health.
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by Monica Chin on (#793SX)
Or maybe more productive, if you're into that.
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by Ellyn Lapointe on (#793SY)
Firefighters are struggling to control two blazes near Malibu and San Diego.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#793QS)
The 'Friday the 13th' prequel series is now streaming on Peacock.
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by Kyle Barr on (#793QT)
The new Super Nt+ and Mega Sg+ come with a few quality-of-life upgrades.
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by Matt Novak on (#793QV)
It's easy to see why people assumed as much.
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by Matthew Phelan on (#793QW)
Stanford researchers confirmed that contact with healthy coral can revive bleached coral in as little as eight weeks.
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by Justin Carter on (#793QX)
Veronica Roth opens up on returning to 'Divergent' and how the original series ended... or didn't, in the movies' case.
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by AJ Dellinger on (#793QY)
MapQuest... welcome to the resistance.
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by Ian Carlos Campbell on (#793QZ)
Recent regulatory filings suggest the company is working on a Whoop competitor focused on heart rate and recovery.
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by Webb Wright on (#793R0)
It questioned the ethics of what it was doing-before proceeding to do it.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#793NQ)
The emotional fallout of Paul and Chani's fractured relationship will be a big theme in Denis Villeneuve's trilogy-capper.
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by Bruce Gil on (#793NR)
The flying car startup says the stunt marks its 1,000th test flight.
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by Ed Cara on (#793NS)
Helicobacter pylori is already known to be a leading cause of stomach cancer.
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by Ellyn Lapointe on (#793NT)
NOAA's newly released winter temperature and precipitation outlooks follow clear El Nino patterns.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#793NV)
The Blake Crouch sci-fi series is nearing the end of its second season on Apple TV+.
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by Isaiah Colbert on (#793JZ)
The second batch of episodes from the 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' sequel series pumped the brakes on the 'Legend of Korra' hate train in the best way possible.
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by Passant Rabie on (#793K0)
A surprising new discovery shows that white dwarfs can glow in green, pink, and purple.
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by James Pero on (#793K2)
A new Smart Folio case leak is raising some questions about a potential redesign.
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by Matthew Phelan on (#793K3)
More than 48 Galapagos marine iguanas have been seized from wildlife traffickers passing through Ecuador since May.
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by Kyle Barr on (#793K4)
Microsoft is completely redesigning parts of its OS so it doesn't hog all the resources of lower-end PCs with 8GB of RAM.
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by Ece Yildirim on (#793K5)
Investors are reportedly unhappy with the financials, while politicians are pleading for a delay.
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by Gordon Jackson on (#793G2)
Plus, the 'Mummy 4' gets an official title.
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by Raymond Wong on (#793G3)
Home deliveries for the iPhone Duo have already slipped into next year.
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by Kyle Barr on (#793DM)
The Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra isn't just a MacBook Pro for PCs. It's a strong sign that local compute power is what we actually need in the so-called "AI era."
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by Jen Lennon on (#793DN)
Sure, he's significantly more mature, but that doesn't mean he's trustworthy.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#793DP)
The veteran filmmaker is stepping in to complete principal photography while director Matt Reeves tends to a family matter.
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by Tom McKay on (#7936J)
This engineering marvel / catastrophe-in-the-making will definitely come out in 2028, Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised.
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by Kyle Torpey on (#7935C)
The crypto giant says a decision on Satoshi's coins can wait.
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by Tom McKay on (#7933N)
A CNN report detailed widespread safety and mechanical issues, as well as hundreds of injuries, at over a dozen Six Flags parks since 2021.
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