New images are potential evidence that North Korean missiles can now reach Guam and the westernmost portions of Alaska. | Continue reading
Serious privacy concerns continue for one of Apple's most controversial products. | Continue reading
The war on germs is about to score a major victory in Japan. | Continue reading
Users can save Wordle as an HTML file and play the game offline for over 2,000 days. | Continue reading
The problem seems to be caused by Bluetooth devices. | Continue reading
It's a sure sign of more ads with more targeting coming across more screens—and that's not what anyone wants. | Continue reading
The Department of Defense plans to send the surveillance balloons to the nation's border with Mexico to float around and try to spot drug smuggling. | Continue reading
The satellite TV provider notified One America News Network that it would not be renewing its distribution agreement. | Continue reading
The dish's Snow Melt Mode prevents snow build-up from interfering with the signal—and apparently provides a toasty outdoor lounge space for critters. | Continue reading
The ability to forecast social unrest is something governments have desired for a long time—and data researchers are helping them get there. | Continue reading
Aiming to read more new books in 2022? We've got January releases galore to get you going. | Continue reading
If Apple doesn't comply with the regulator's decision within two months, it could face a fine of up to $56.5 million. | Continue reading
A Tesla repair shop told a Model S owner that replacing the battery would cost more than $22,600. He decided to stick 66 pounds of dynamite on the car. | Continue reading
Intel is the latest—but not the first—tech company to threaten to suspend employees who aren't getting the vaccine as Omicron rampages across the U.S. | Continue reading
Some of our most beloved laptops were those that dared to be different. | Continue reading
Nearly 100 species were found living in extreme cold and total darkness beneath the ice in one of the world's "least-known" habitats. | Continue reading
A boat being propelled by the wind may sound familiar, but next month's test could help the shipping industry in its quest to clean up carbon emissions. | Continue reading
In the build-up to CES 2022, LG just announced two new monitors meant for the home office. | Continue reading
An ancient anthropogenic footprint, brought about by hunting, tool production, fire use, and other behaviors, has been discovered in Germany. | Continue reading
After 50 years, scientists will get a chance to study lunar gases collected during Apollo 17 mission. | Continue reading
The company has been awarded patents for using smell and skin texture to identify a "suspicious" person. | Continue reading
The next internet revolution is upon us—here's why it matters. | Continue reading
Just keep repeating: It doesn't work. It doesn't work. It doesn't work. | Continue reading
Thermal stacking is getting Samsung, Intel, and IBM excited about the future of computing. | Continue reading
The suit alleges that the company blatantly ignored warnings about the platform's problems in the region for five years—and by then, it was too late. | Continue reading
A trust gap is growing between the public and AI developers. A new set of recommendations could help. | Continue reading
Researchers are hoping to "hear" dark matter particles using a super-cooled experiment in California. | Continue reading
Economists have found that prices of retired Lego sets grow by 11% annually, which is higher than the average returns provided by gold and large stocks. | Continue reading
A new report chronicles the staggeringly unequal distribution of carbon emissions tied to the ultra-wealthy's lifestyles. | Continue reading
The skeleton was found among dozens of others buried at the site of a former Roman-era village. | Continue reading
The Horizon Worlds platform is now available for Quest VR headset owners. | Continue reading
Preliminary studies are finding that vaccines may not provide as much protection from Omicron, but hybrid or boosted immunity may remain robust. | Continue reading
The unit helps a patient painlessly end their life by flooding the chamber with nitrogen. | Continue reading
Comedians John Mulaney, Jim Gaffigan, and Kevin Hart are part of a group of comedy writers seeking to be paid for the copyright on their jokes. | Continue reading
Science and technology have evolved, but some things may always be beyond human knowledge. | Continue reading
Greater awareness of the developmental condition is leading to more children being diagnosed and at an earlier age, but some gaps remain. | Continue reading
Inventing can be kind of a dangerous business—as these pioneers show. | Continue reading
New research shows a threat actor has taken over a substantial portion of the privacy-protecting service. | Continue reading
Views of Leonard with the unaided eye are a distinct possibility, as the “ultrafast” comet makes a brief trip through the inner solar system. | Continue reading
A new Twitter rule against sharing "personal media" without consent is predictably being gamed by the far right. | Continue reading
You can quickly find out if your doctor takes your insurance and whether they speak your language. | Continue reading
It's a notable milestone, yes. But decarbonizing air travel has a loooooong way to go, and sustainable fuel isn't all it's cracked up to be just yet. | Continue reading
A pollution expert on why any attempt to rid the ocean of plastic completely is doomed to fail—and what we actually need to be focusing on. | Continue reading
Meeting participants who have been invited but who have not joined will be siloed into a “Not Joined” section. | Continue reading
Millions of crime predictions left on an unsecured server show PredPol mostly avoided Whiter neighborhoods, targeted Blacks and Latino neighborhoods. | Continue reading
Musk advised employees to work over the weekend after reading Raptor engine production issues were far worse than previously thought. | Continue reading
The Tesla CEO said rushing and spending loads of money did not help the company deliver more cars in the long run. | Continue reading
The FDA said the company's products are medical devices, but that Owlet had not obtained proper approvals for them. | Continue reading