Patients with hairy tongue syndrome-which can also turn tongues black, brown, yellow, or blue-often report gagging, mouth dryness, or bad breath.

The expensive coffee maker with Brad Pitt as its spokesmodel is better than a capsule-based machine but not as good as competing single-cup brewers.

In the rainy mountains along Ireland's west coast, the nonprofit Hometree wants to bring back a temperate rainforest ecosystem that has been gone for centuries.

Whether you call it a fanny pack, a waist bag, or a hip sling, these are our top picks for you.

We get it, relationships are hard. But asking ChatGPT how to do emotions is not going to work. Here are some better ideas.

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The line, from the Hindu sacred text the Bhagavad Gita, has come to define Robert Oppenheimer, but its meaning is more complex than many realize.

These are the best Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, and cellular clips to ensure that you never lose anything ever again.

Attempts by the US and UK to require backdoors in secure messaging apps are a huge step in the wrong direction. Right now, we need more encryption, not less.

Sure it's got a complex camera and plenty of stamina, but it's more expensive than any iPhone.

A new version of Coravin's preservation system-which pumps gas into a bottle, letting you sample a glass or two without spoiling the rest-now works with sparkling wines.

Bring power wherever and whenever you need it with this dependable portable power station.

Internal TikTok documents reveal that the company is preparing for scrutiny of its supply chain. This comes after a Kenyan judge cleared the way for moderators to sue Meta.

A UK company cofounded by an astrophysicist combines AI with radar satellite imagery to keep track of vegetation, and eventually to make forecasts about its growth.

This weekend, two of the most anticipated movies of the year, Barbie and Oppenheimer, hit theaters. It's an event that could save cinema-right before it implodes.

Online platforms and near-future technologies will exacerbate our physical and cognitive isolation from one another, somewhat similar to how our bodies and minds are controlled in prison.

AI-generated video and images are ushering in an ungovernable reality-where the remixing of stereotypes is not only accepted, but big business.

Leading AI developers including Google and OpenAI promised the Biden administration to check for problems such as biased output. The agreement is not legally binding.

A landmark $13 million settlement with the City of New York is the latest in a string of legal wins for protesters who were helped by a video-analysis tool that smashes the bad apple" myth.

During the Cold War, the US built a network of tunnels in the Greenland ice sheet. Sixty years later, the base has provided a critical clue about the climate crisis.

Robots like Sophia are impressive to look at, but don't let their humanlike facial expressions trick you into thinking these machines are intelligent.

Moderating a site isn't easy-just ask Elon Musk. But Bluesky and Reddit are contrasting examples of how not to do it.

This compact toy will float your boat and pack down for storage in small spaces.

Struggling to stay hydrated? Try carrying 4 solid pounds of water with you everywhere you go.

This week, Steven Levy joins us to talk about Musk's new generative artificial intelligence startup. We also discuss whether that absurd cage match is actually going to happen.

German researchers gained rare access to three satellites and found that they're years behind normal cybersecurity standards.

If that's something you really want, that is.

Every new technology from the internet to virtual reality has tried to upend book culture. There's a reason they've all failed-and always will.

Helsing AI is building an operating system for warfare and says it'll only ever sell to democracies.

A coalition including the right-wing Vox party wants to dismantle protections for workers on Glovo and Uber Eats. If they're elected, they could change the gig economy across Europe.

The US is spending billions to boost semiconductor manufacturing. For the new plants to crank out silicon chips, they need to source millions of gallons of ultrapure water.

The new larger version of our favorite portable coffee maker doubles the capacity of each brew, but its sheer size makes it a bit unwieldy.

Meeting Ukraine's vast demand for ammunition and weapons means tapping into a web of small manufacturers across America, and rethinking how military supply chains work.

Language can shape how you think in subtle and profound ways. But most researchers only study English speakers.

Live in Barbie's world with a hot pink electric toothbrush, sparkly phone case, and bright yellow inline skates.

Despite The Deluge's harrowing, hyperrealistic story, author Steven Markley is more hopeful than ever-especially after the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.

A small study showed that feeding deer a type of ivermectin reduced the number of ticks drinking their blood. (Yes, it's that ivermectin. No, you shouldn't eat it.)

With big names like Wendy's and Netflix, brand-on-brand chatter is shaping Meta's new social media app. That could leave little room for people.

Silicon Valley plans to use AI to do to movies and TV what it did to news and music, but it's not too late to resist.

Netflix acquired its first studio, Night School, in 2021. Now it's launching Oxenfree II: Lost Signals with the streaming service. How it fares could be a bellwether for indie success.

A bill to prevent cops and spies from buying Americans' data instead of getting a warrant has a fighting chance in the US Congress as lawmakers team up against surveillance overreach.

EA Sports FC 2024 has secured deals with the Premier League, La Liga, and the UEFA Champions League. The new FIFA game doesn't stand a chance.

Relearning everyday tasks is difficult for people with brain trauma. These researchers want to know if combining physical therapy with doses of oxygen will make the process easier.

Even my 6' 3" dad loved this versatile, comfortable city stroller.

Even if North Carolina's abortion law is found unconstitutional, it will confuse lawmakers, platforms, and users and limit what people say online.

Craft brewers are falling in love with genetically modified yeast strains that help them inject new creativity and flavor into beers, including bursts of pineapple and guava.

Meta promised to make Threads compatible with the decentralized protocol underlying Mastodon. Proponents of interoperable social media can't agree whether to welcome or fear it.

Japan's plan to treat, dilute, and discharge the irradiated water used to cool Fukushima's nuclear reactors is unpopular, but experts say it's safe.

By early 2024, a tablet called Opill will be sold in pharmacies without a prescription, making it easier for uninsured and young buyers to access.

Children's media is its own universe, where YouTube sits at the center-but gaming platforms are closing in.