Science & Technology

Season five's second volume has some familiar padding, but it mostly satisfies as the Netflix show races toward its end.

Subclade K could fuel one of the worst flu seasons seen in recent history.

Updated support pages in multiple languages suggest a long-requested feature is quietly rolling out worldwide.

Viacom and Playmates announced their licensing agreement with the longtime 'TMNT' toy manufacturer will expire next December.

Rhea Seehorn also reveals what surprised her about romantasy books—and why 'The Golden Girls' is Carol’s comfort binge.

The YouTuber doesn't seem fazed by Apple's threats.

Elon Musk is making wackier promises than Very Serious People seem to realize.

AI hype has lost its luster, but a lot of AI people are super rich now.

Mappa's film adaptation of Tatsuki Fujimoto's Shonen Jump manga is a gift that keeps on giving.

Here's a roundup of the work we're most proud of from this year.

We are obsessed with the 'Star Wars' joke in the latest 'Knives Out' film, now on Netflix.

It turns out human drivers are good for more than just driving.

Fill yourself with the festive spirit by feasting on these classic and recent holiday-themed picks.

A new type of lidar is allowing physicists to study cloud tops at a resolution 100 to 1,000 times higher than before.

The second episode of its sophomore season sees 'Fallout' entrench its big new arc in a look back to its recent past.

What he describes is an ugly case of AI-generated mistaken identity.

Tesla's door worries are not going away.

As one of the most beloved traditions of contemporary 'Doctor Who' turns 20, we look back on why the special that started it all is still the gold standard.

Residents claim that the vehicles' shrieking noises keep them awake.

We still can't get over that an oddly abridged version of the film actually exists.