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Here's the full court document showing what went on behind the scenes before the Pentagon turned on Anthropic.

NASA's never-before-attempted plan to move a sensitive scientific satellite into a safer orbit has faced a week of delays-but it's still go for launch.

The department gave a major grid manager the green light to require data centers to rely on backup power.

I'm Icy! Take a snort from me."

The 'Righteous Gemstones' creator recently detailed his take on the iconic Hasbro toy franchise.

The legislation only applies to grocery stores and still needs to be signed by the governor to become law.

The classic anime film will hit screens in Canada and the U.S. September 4.

Lenovo's gaming monitor has everything you want, except-maybe-a glare filter.

Teetering near endangered status, the starlet sea anemone produces an ancient mechanism" for fighting viruses that researchers called counterintuitive."

Dare to be stupid.

New black-and-white and waterproof options are sure to keep younger generations snapping.

It's with TheaterEars, which also did commentaries for 'Project Hail Mary' and 'The Mandalorian and Grogu.'

New research suggests prolonged periods of sedentary behavior are uniquely harmful to our health.

An all-natural solution at its finest.

Over 650,000 bags of chips have been recalled.

The actor is starting a new firm focused on 'infrastructure, energy and deep tech.'

OpenAI is trying to appeal to a public that's grown wary of AI at the same time that it's trying to fix its relationship with the federal government.

Ethan Hawke and River Phoenix star in the sci-fi kids film, which doesn't quite hold up upon rewatch.

This preliminary estimate underscores the growing threat of deadly extreme heat events despite efforts to adapt to a warming world.

Forget saving the world. You can profit from destroying it.

It looks like Nothing is going with the same playbook it used for the Headphone A.

We cannot protect a dying medium, but we can try to make our digital future more consumer-friendly.

Mara Wilson narrates Chuck Tingle's latest, plus nine other exciting new audiobooks.

Plus, you may have to wait for an overhauled entry-level MacBook Pro.

How a millennium of kludges and workarounds led to one man's "will not fix."

Plus, Brad Bird's "Ray Gunn" gets that hard-won PG rating.

Anime Expo arrives in Los Angeles today and we've put together a handy guide to all the panels and screenings you won't want to miss.

His new film is called 'Water Park Shark,' and, yes, it's about sharks in a water park.

An Italian company that likes old brands went public. It happens to own AOL.

Crypto companies are outspending Big Tech, fossil fuel firms, and other corporate power players as they work to shape the next Congress and lock in favorable rules.

Is that a good thing? That part is up to you.

Trump told a crowd Wednesday about having a conversation with the late president.

I have troubling news about what central bankers are saying and hearing.

Guillermo del Toro's dark fantasy film is also getting a theatrical rerelease later this year.

Gotta do something with all those data centers.

The tech company has reportedly known about the privacy bug since last year.

This annual phenomenon can influence weather in a variety of ways, from raising local temperatures to inhibiting storm formation.

Wolbachia bacteria could offer an environmentally-friendly way of controlling mosquitoes and the many diseases they spread.

Samsung could use its existing wearable ecosystem to give its first smart glasses an edge.

You might one day be able to chat with Grok like Captain Kirk hailing the USS Enterprise. Would you really want to, though?

Cregger and Brian Duffield will co-write 'Siren Head,' based on the viral YouTube horror short.

A new paper tries to show how 'gravastars' might mimic black holes without breaking relativity.

"This is the voice of American business that is being channeled through me," Alex Karp declared on national television.

Haunted pumpkins, killer clowns, and plenty of familiar horror faces are all part of the 2026 Halloween line-up.

Anthropic is cracking down on Chinese developers and companies using its models while pushing for greater collaboration at home.

Christopher Nolan's epic starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Tom Holland opens July 17.

Clusters of cyclosporiasis have been reported in multiple states, and several people have been hospitalized.

The cloud giant outlined all the ways its massive investments in AI infrastructure could blow up in its face.

The hit sci-fi adventure starring Ryan Gosling will debut on Prime Video on July 3.

Warmer waters could boost global temperatures, exacerbate sea level rise, and fuel extreme storms.