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Famous Painting Looted by Nazis Spotted on Real Estate Website, Disappears Again
‘The Dark Crystal’ Is Returning to Theaters, Which Isn’t ‘The Dark Crystal’ News We Were Hoping For
Tesla Makes Desperate New Cybertruck Move As Stock Wobbles
If This Is the Price of Samsung’s Vision Pro Killer, It’s Still Too Much
Pixel 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL Review: Familiar Hardware, Smarter Gemini AI Brain
Meta’s Already Bleeding AI Talent Two Months Into Hiring Spree
Zuckerberg's quest to artificial superintelligence is off to a rocky start. OpenAI, however, gets the final laugh.
Cheetahs Feast and Sloths Snooze in These Stunning Wildlife Photographer of the Year Entries
This annual contest celebrates photographers who will do almost anything-even slather themselves in petroleum jelly-to capture nature's best shots.
Chatbot’s Crime Spree Used AI to Grab Bank Details, Social Security Numbers
Bill Gates Meets With Trump at the White House
John Williams Thinks Film Music Is Mid
Pixel 10 Review: Google Delivers the AI Phone That Apple Promised
Last-Minute Software Patch Saves Jupiter Probe Ahead of Critical Venus Flyby
Yes, ‘Alien: Earth’ Is Actually Going There With the Xenomorphs
RFK Jr. Promises to Reveal the ‘Cause’ of Autism Next Month
Kennedy made the announcement at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
The Framework Laptop 16’s Big Feature Will Be the Most Important PC Innovation in Years
There are far more uses for Frameworks modules than you might think.
‘Alien: Earth’ Creator Says Its Eyeball Alien Is The Most Disturbing Thing You’ll See All Year
The ‘Borderlands 4’ Character Shorts Are Doing Their Job Right
Glow-in-the-Dark Succulents Could Be the Future of Ambient Lighting
New Fossils Reveal Ankylosaur With Armor Unlike Any Other Animal, Living or Dead
Marshall Now Has a Big Party Speaker That’s Perfect for Pretending You’re in a Band
Charlie Kaufman Returns to Genre Filmmaking With Ghostly New Short
The Top Diseases We Choose to Stay Ignorant About, According to Scientists
Roughly one in three people avoid medical information. New research exploring why suggests the reasons are more complicated than they appear.
This ‘Training Day’ Meme Is Getting Me Through the Collapse of American Democracy
These dogs did something wrong? Prove it.
Robert Downey, Jr. Rumored to Clash With Ryan Reynolds on Set of ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
Experience smoother air travel with the new AirHelp app and AirHelp+ membership, and receive more money back for disruptions
Microsoft Locks Down Building After Protesters Breach President’s Office
AI Is Crushing the Early Career Job Market, Stanford Study Finds
Rokid Glasses Hands-On: Smart Glasses, Buggy Voice Assistant
This Visiting Interstellar Comet Just Keeps Getting Weirder
Grok’s Tips on How to Assassinate Elon Musk Are One More Red Flag for Wall Street
Starship Nails 10th Test Flight, Putting SpaceX Back on Track
‘Hazbin Hotel’ Plans to Raise Sing-Along Hell at a Movie Theater Near You
The White House Is Going to Put Government Statistics on the Blockchain (Yeah, We Don’t Know Why Either)
Trump Weighs in on MAGA’s Latest Online Crisis: The Cracker Barrel Logo
Amazon’s New ‘Wicked of Oz’ Reimagining Sounds Like a Disaster Waiting to Happen
Google’s AI Weather Model Nailed Its First Major Storm Forecast
A ‘Knight Rider’ Movie Is in the Works From the Creators of ‘Cobra Kai’
Watch Live as SpaceX Tries to Snap Starship’s Miserable Losing Streak
Mysterious ‘Nano-Banana’ Project Revealed to Be Google’s Latest Image Editor
A Pill to Fight Obesity Is on the Verge of Approval
SpaceX Just Sent the ISS a New Way to Stay in Orbit
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Is Now Officially Netflix’s Most Popular Movie Ever
Melania Trump Is the Perfect Person to Lead Kids to the AI-Slop Trough
Taylor Switch 2 Is Launching the GTA 6 of Weddings
Kanye’s Crypto Journey Gets Significantly Weirder
Listen to the ‘Tron: Ares’ Soundtrack the Way It’s Meant to Be Heard: On Tape
Stop What You’re Doing and Check if Your Ding Dong Is Moldy
Japanese Power Plant Turns Saltwater Into Electricity—and It’s a Glimpse Into the Future
The Japanese city of Fukuoka is the second in the world to harness the power of osmosis to generate electricity for surrounding areas.
These Smart Glasses Have Something That Meta Ray-Ban Owners Desperately Want
You’re Getting More New ‘Chainsaw Man’ Before the Movie
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