Science & Technology

Cook and Trump seem to have a difference of opinion on immigration.

Get ready to celebrate the summer with a 6-inch figure for Lord Starkiller, a fan-favorite AU of the most busted 'Star Wars' OC.

Come with me on my adventure to craft a PC when memory prices are worse than ever.

Like Frankenstein himself, crafting 'The Bride!' required a hodgepodge of songs from musicians of the past.

Sony's Hawk-Eye tech is an impressive feat of camera technology that changed the NFL this year, but there's still one thing fans and football commentators are begging for.

These constellations are all key players within a new generation of space-based internet providers, but differ wildly in terms of scale, deployment, purpose, and target market.

The techno tones of Ramin Djawadi briefly teased in 'Supergirl' are now possibly replaced with Junkie XL.

Get ready to see Charli XCX go horror mode in the next horror project from Takeshi Miike.

A new writer has joined the 'Ghostbusters' franchise's first animated movie, which got announced nearly a whole decade ago.

September ain't big enough for two big movies, so WB's decided to leave 'Practical Magic 2' while 'Clayface' gets Halloween.

RFK Jr. has stated leucovorin will help "large numbers of children who suffer from autism." Many experts are skeptical about that.

Rights issues have hovered around the killer's iconic mask for decades.

What happens if a Waymo runs into an elephant? The world model knows.

Is this what a frothy bubble looks like?

Even with the full rollout of Amazon's Alexa+ and Google's Gemini for Home, it feels like we're still shouting into the void.

An adult cast romance about a poison assassin seeking love loosely riffing on 'Naruto' is about as peak‑shonen a premise as you can get.

Now that is a promotion.

This week's stellar episode of the new 'Star Trek' series looked back at the legacy left behind by the captain of 'Deep Space Nine' and found the best perspective it could.

There's no evidence that Epstein is alive and hiding in Israel.

The science here gets really dark.