The announcement marks the end of a decades-long fight against a deadly decision made by the automobile industry 100 years ago. | Continue reading
The storm packed such a punch that it changed the course of the powerful river. | Continue reading
The company said that “a very small percentage” of the devices may experience sound issues due to a faulty component on the receiver module. | Continue reading
New research indicates the internet doesn't make people act like jerks, but it sure gives the jerks a big megaphone. | Continue reading
Plan your next road trip using 8-bit pixels and sprites. | Continue reading
In real-world data from Israel, adverse events like heart inflammation were much more common in infected people than those vaccinated with the Pfizer shot. | Continue reading
HYBRIT, a partnership between a mining firm, an electric utility, and a steel company, made the world's first delivery of clean steel to Volvo. | Continue reading
Don't ditch your 5G smartphone just yet, it's going to be almost a decade before 6G arrives. | Continue reading
In a page ripped right out of the '90s, Microsoft reminds us that it's still engaging in the browser wars. | Continue reading
In an un-Apple-like move, it will give users the ability to opt-out of Safari's controversial redesign. | Continue reading
The watchlist, which included 1.9 million records, was left exposed online for three weeks, according to the researcher who found it. | Continue reading
Dominion supposedly failed to disprove the Pro-Trump podcaster's widely rejected theories. She's pumping out fresh material daily. | Continue reading
Saturn may have a "fuzzy" core, according to new research. | Continue reading
The embassy acknowledged that the person would work in an 'extremely sensitive political environment' during an ongoing insurgency. | Continue reading
A group of researchers says that artificial intelligence can be used to trick most biometric face scanners. | Continue reading
The company said it was 'listening and iterating' its design based on feedback from users. | Continue reading
The strange saga of one of the largest crypto heists in recent memory continues. | Continue reading
“The governor’s been caught with his pants down, and is desperately praying we get through the summer.” | Continue reading
The fast-moving fire is officially the second-largest in state history and the biggest single fire on record. | Continue reading
Frozen and sugary foods are some the worst offenders, according to new research. | Continue reading
The second uncrewed test of Starliner was scrubbed after 13 valves in its propulsion system failed to open. | Continue reading
Trans people have existed since the dawn of time. The internet has not. | Continue reading
A judge ordered the company to turn over third-party repair tech it had allegedly obtained with the intention of learning its secrets. | Continue reading
Some companies are offering “reviewer lookup” services so sellers can hunt down unsatisfied customers. | Continue reading
SpaceX is teaming up with Geometric Energy Corporation to launch a digital billboard into orbit. | Continue reading
A few years ago, back when the Constellation Program was still alive, NASA engineers discovered that the Ares I rocket had a crucial flaw, one that could have jeopardized the entire project. They panicked. They plotted. They steeled themselves for the hundreds of millions of doll … | Continue reading
The interactive tool is based on data provided by Verizon, T-Mobile, and other major carriers. | Continue reading
The impressive system could perform an orbital test flight later this year. | Continue reading
Before most cables ran underground, all electrical, telephone and telegraph wires were suspended from high poles, creating strange and crowded streetscapes. Here are some typical views of late-19th century Boston, New York, Stockholm, and other wire-filled cities. | Continue reading
The ultra-wealthy are buying residency and citizenship in New Zealand to hedge against the apocalypse. | Continue reading
Technicolor film was not color film, and it did not produce anything like lifelike colors. But how did it produce color movies? And why did those colors glow? And why did all of it lead to Dorothy getting ruby slippers? | Continue reading
The Starkvind will help you breathe easier while also being easy on the eyes. | Continue reading
Middle Earth will return on September 2, 2022 and a new photo has been revealed | Continue reading
The TI-84 Plus CE Python is meant to introduce distraction-free programming to students. | Continue reading
The semiconductor company is poised to start making the most advanced chips around. | Continue reading
The project is led by Avi Loeb, a Harvard astronomer who argued that interstellar object ‘Oumuamua might be an alien probe. | Continue reading
The ISS moved out of its normal orientation by around 45 degrees, requiring countermeasures. | Continue reading
Dell already has restrictions on shipping some high-end desktop configs to six states. | Continue reading
The helicopter scouted an area known as 'Raised Ridges,' which scientists on the Perseverance rover team are considering visiting. | Continue reading
New FAA rules say Jeff Bezos doesn't qualify for its astronaut wings. | Continue reading
Bezos was surprised and told the teen it had been a while since he heard someone say that. | Continue reading
"Specialists on ancient civilizations could each give you examples of music from their particular areas of expertise, but one could always go back further." | Continue reading
"Are we sure we aren’t just seeing objects like kites, frisbees, or spotlights? What about drones?” | Continue reading
The Health Misinformation Act would make websites, including Facebook, liable for algorithmically amplifying some health-related misinformation. | Continue reading
An ecologically sensitive Greek island is at the center of a battle over who gets to decide where wind farms are sited. | Continue reading
You can customize almost every part of this PC. Unfortunately, that doesn't make it good. | Continue reading
The 2008 movie predicted a future where corporations destroy Earth and billionaires shuttle humanity to space. In real life, we can't continue down that road. | Continue reading
Cal Fire found that gender reveal pyrotechnics set off a nearly 22,700-acre wildfire that killed a firefighter. Now, the couple responsible faces charges. | Continue reading