Science & Technology

Long live Resident Evil 4, the game that changed its own franchise, the survival-horror genre, and all of gaming.

As part of a plea deal, a former Disney employee has admitted to hacking the menus of restaurants at the resort.

The next Captain America outing has gone through "a lot" of rewrites and reshoots, and more publicly than usual.

The flora had previously concealed vast fortification walls and stone structures beyond an inner fortress.

A new review highlights the future of anti-obesity medications that could outperform today's already blockbuster drugs like Ozempic.

Asking teachers to adopt new tools without removing old requirements is a recipe for burnout.

After not coming to DIsney+ at all last year, most of Macross is making its way to a single streaming platform in the West.

With a film and several game projects in the works, will the world let Horizon get as big as PlayStation wants?

The first season of Marvel Rivals may have started, but it's brought an end to mods that let players be third-party characters.

The Tenikle mounts any device on virtually any surface and holds it at any angle you need for the best pictures and videos.

The Great Salt Lake is rapidly losing water, and new research indicates agriculture is to blame.

Shrek's cinematic return is still coming, but he'll have to wait for the Minions to get done taking over summer 2026.

Another unbeatable Beats deal from Amazon brings the Powerbeats Pro earbuds to you for just $160.

Wildfire smoke inside homes can create health risks that linger for months. Here are some tips.

Researchers in the Philippines have shown that milkfish skin could be a viable alternative for skin grafts.

This rugged GPS watch is the best $200 wearable for the toughest outdoor workouts and adventuring.

Boring Company is constructing a planned 68-mile tunnel system beneath Las Vegas. Because it’s privately funded, it has not gone through the vetting typical of public transit systems.

The BepiColombo mission successfully completed its sixth flyby of the innermost planet, moving closer to its final goal of entering its orbit.

Check out our favorite vehicles from the show floor in Las Vegas.

Bill Skarsgård really makes that historically accurate facial hair on his character's grotesque undead corpse work for him.