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From 'Star Wars' and 'Avatar' to limited merch and virtual queues, here's our recap of D23 2026.

The tech giant is alerting users it believes were targeted by highly sophisticated mercenary spyware.

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope found definitive evidence of a dwarf galaxy merging with the Milky Way just 2 billion years after the Big Bang.

Just take my money! Pika pika!

If it is still making a new Vision Pro, it needs to be way, way cheaper.

Calling all final girls and masked maniacs: your genre has been affectionately riffed on and parodied many times before.

The Clip Pro came out, like, yesterday, but there's already a new pair of CMF wireless earbuds incoming.

The sea mammals may be passing on this technique to their young calfs.

Unfortunately, OpenAI's Greg Brockman might be right that AI offense is dominating human defense.

We're excited for season two, mostly because we require more time spent with the icon known as 'the Eye.'

Plus, Universal Monsters get the 'Muppet Babies' treatment in 'Monster Tots.'

A new study paints a grim picture of toxic heavy metal pollution in Antarctica.

Director Shawn Levy and Ryan Gosling were both heavily inspired by 'The Outsiders.'

By one count, the number of requests for legislation in 2025 was up 72% from the same period in 2023

Could Meta really pay $1.4 trillion if it loses in court?

Is this the quiet-and presumably accidental-unveiling of the fabled AirPods with cameras?

It wasn't music streaming that killed it, because it pivoted.

Unitree's "Superman" humanoid robot was recorded running at a top speed of 12.66 meters per second.

Some ads for the company's new Pixel 11 series include a mysterious new wearable that might be the Fitbit Charge 7.

New research finds that pilots and flight attendants are the occupations with the highest risk of dying from radiation-related cancers in the U.S.

Samantha 'Sinatra' Redmond herself offers some predictably vague teases of what's to come.

We'll always have Spirit in the data center of our hearts.

Some of the best quantum labs are literally out of this world.

The Ryan Gosling film joins 'X-Men' and 'Black Panther III,' all of which are coming in the same year.

'Crawlers' follows 'a catastrophic infestation of venomous and deadly spiders,' and it's out October 16.

The 1984 BBC production is now streaming on Shudder, for all your nuclear nightmare needs.

The not-so-great walling off of China.

The ion-powered robots would be able to access the methane-carved caves of Saturn's largest moon.

There's a new puppy-eared gaming headset for the Sanrio stans.

The granola was sold on Amazon and other online retailers.

The next special edition Analogue Pocket comes with some insufferable branding.

'Lanterns' sets up a intriguing mystery in its first episode-then pulls the rug out from under you.

Andy and Barbara Muschietti's Stephen King adaptation will bring Pennywise back to streaming for more screaming.

The tribe cited concerns over energy, water use, and the relatively small number of permanent jobs these massive facilities create.

No, seriously. Don't mess around with dead stuff.

Is Niu Lai outsider art, grift gone wrong, or avatar of anti-AI evangelism? Why not all three?

A Ukrainian missile strike dealt a blow to the heart of Roscosmos over the weekend.

The next 'budget' handheld PC may rely on cheap chips and software tricks.

Drivers should listen to their latest musical obsession without playing with their phone, the researchers say.

A new report found dozens of videos promoting "pickup artist" and prank content despite a promise to remove people who violate the platform's harassment policies.

The 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year highlight the hidden lives of sea creatures navigating a rapidly changing habitat.

Archaeologists have identified the shattered remains of a 14th-century man whose 160 bone fractures appear to be the first documented crushing from a trebuchet launch.

Plus, Chris Carter has the "perfect story" for a third 'X-Files' movie.

The longtime TV and film actor is remembered as 'an incredible light...who brought immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her.'

Doctors have long debated how to balance the need for safety in gene therapy trials with the urgency of developing treatments for children with incurable, often worsening conditions.

The dinosaurs of 'Oak Street' may be able to build an audience, provided folks tear themselves away from Spider-Man long enough.

Young people don't like all this stuff that's going on, they say.

Now the company is warning users about phishing attacks.

Once upon a time, Marvel almost gave Squirrel Girl and the New Warriors a show. Now, all that team's got are memories.

Are the last few 'Evil Dead' movies too mean and dark for their own good?