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A close-up of a model Odysseus Moon lander on a desk, with Intuitive Machines CEO Stephen Altemus' hand and torso behind it.
Moon

"We have quite a bit of operational capability even though we're tipped over."

By Noor Al-Sibai

A traveling magician created a deepfake President Joe Biden audio for a robocall during the New Hampshire primaries.
Artificial Intelligence

We are not kidding.

By Sharon Adarlo

Gene-edited pigs, which are immune to a porcine disease and meant for meat consumption, are nearing federal approval.
Science & Energy

CRISPR-edited pigs, coming to a plate near you.

By Sharon Adarlo

A big red flag, according to researchers, is that Neuralink has barely been sharing any information at all.
Neuroscience and Brain

"[Neuralink is] only sharing the bits that they want us to know about."

By Frank Landymore

In a hilarious social media diatribe, rapper Wiz Khalifa is calling bull on Tesla's "trash" Cybertruck after seeing one on the street.
Advanced Transport

"It's a no from me."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Barrels dumped off the coast of Los Angeles once thought to contain dangerous pesticides could actually be harboring radioactive waste.
Science & Energy

"This is a classic situation of bad versus worse."

By Frank Landymore

This week, Google's News tab suddenly disappeared from Search. Backdrop that with layoffs and AI, and behold: fresh media industry anguish.
Future Society

Now is not the time, Google.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

The European Space Agency's ERS-2 satellite, after almost three decades in orbit, finally met its end this week.
Off-World

Hell of a retirement.

By Frank Landymore

Two neutron stars collided millions of years ago and the resulting explosion created a bright flash and, as scientists have found, pure gold.
James Webb Space Telescope

Talk about starstruck.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tyler Perry says he's paused the $800 million expansion of his Atlanta studio because of the power of OpenAI's text-to-video generator Sora.
OpenAI

But is that the real reason?

By Sharon Adarlo

The college students discovered that the facial recognition software was part of the vending machine's "demographic profiling" feature.
Future Society

It's watching you.

By Frank Landymore

The Wall Street Journal reports that US officials are warning Putin to refrain from launching Russia's nuclear anti-satellite weapon.
Off-World

The red telephone.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Wendy Williams' team has confirmed that the daytime TV host has been diagnosed with dementia ahead of a new documentary about her life.
Health & Medicine

A battle's raging over her legal guardianship.

By Noor Al-Sibai

SpaceX's launch site in Texas received an interesting delivery this week: a truck load of explosives, meant for an upcoming rocket launch.
SpaceX

Self-destruct activated.

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study suggests that people with ADHD who experience depressive symptoms may use sex as a means of self-medication.
Studies

There's a lot more going on here than meets the eye.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Researchers found microplastics in layers of sediment that date back as early as the first half of the 18th Century.
Science & Energy

They were found in layers not touched by modern man.

By Sharon Adarlo

With the help of the James Webb Space Telescope, scientists have figured out a supernova mystery that's been decades in the making. 
James Webb Space Telescope

"Finally, we have the evidence that we've been seeking."

By Noor Al-Sibai

The Cybertruck manages to plow through some pretty deep water, but not without breaking a few things in the process.
Advanced Transport

You'd never guess what happened.

By Frank Landymore

Tesla suddenly canceled an order for 2,000 pies — allegedly leaving a charitable small business out of a few thousand dollars.
Future Society

Not this.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Intuitive Machines is reporting that its NASA-funded Odysseus lunar lander has safely touched down on the Moon.
Moon

"Welcome to the Moon."

By Jon Christian