The next AirPods Max could soon keep an ear on your heart health.

First-of-its-kind device ‘tags’ an organ to monitor abnormal, life-threatening fluid leaks

The suit alleges that Meta, Snap, ByteDance and Google knowingly “designed, developed, produced, operated, promoted, distributed, and marketed their platforms to attract, capture, and addict youth, with minimal parental oversight.”

Family of British Oscar-nominated actor have announced his death

AI chatbots can convince other chatbots to instruct users how to build bombs and cook meth

A man was abducted by a Chinese gang and forced to work in a scam operation. He gathered financial information, photos and videos and shared the material with The New York Times.

Borman commanded the Apollo 8 Christmas 1968 flight, which circled the moon 10 times and paved the way for the lunar landing the next year. He died Tuesday, NASA said.

Monthly U.S. ad revenue at social media platform X has declined at least 55% year-over-year each month since billionaire Elon Musk bought the company formerly known as Twitter in October 2022, according to third-party data provided to Reuters.

MGM Resorts' customer-facing, electronic systems were largely taken out in a cyberattack that had also targeted Caesars Entertainment.

Some argue that bots should be entitled to ingest any content they see, because people can.

Called "WonderJourney," a new AI-controlled satellite has made orbit to autonomously process Earth-side data in a fraction of the time as regular sats.

Paul Reubens, the actor who made millions around the world laugh with his Pee-wee Herman character, has died. He was 70.

Critics condemn superintendent Mike Miles’s ‘new education system’ that removes students’ access to books

The vapes are a hazard for bin lorries, difficult to recycle and too appealing to children, they say.

Solar and wind projects are on course to make up more than 33% of global energy capacity by 2030, the Rocky Mountain Institute reports.

It’s no simple feat to send a rover to space, land it on a celestial body, and get the wheels rolling. NASA has used all kinds of techniques: The Pathfinder rover landed on Mars in 1997 inside a cluster of airbags, then rolled down its landing vehicle’s “petals,” which bloomed open like a flower, to the dusty surface. Cables attached to a rocket-powered “sky crane” spacecraft dropped the Perseverance Mars rover to the Red Planet’s surface in 2021.