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The US Space Force has accused China of "dogfighting in space," a term that usually refers to fighter jets caught up in an aerial battle.
Space Force

It's some serious "satellite-on-satellite" action.

The benefits of creatine for building muscle mass may have been overestimated, according to new research. But there's a silver lining.
Developments

Some good, some not so good.

A new partnership between two startups will soon offer Americans the choice to pay for their delivered food in four easy payments.
Food

It's burger time.

The NYPD is now sending drones out on 9-1-1 calls to do the business of its bored, "Candy Crush"-addicted human cops.
Drones

The panopticon is here, and it's being run by Eric Adams.

In a controversial experiment, physicists investigated whether we could harness the Earth's rotational energy to generate electricity.
Science & Energy

Their experiment had a "controversial but intriguing" result.

Iceberg Breaks Off Antarctica, Revealing Tentacled Creatures Beneath
Climate Change

Incredible.

Cannabis use appears to be linked to a massive increase in heart attack and stroke risk for folks under 50, as a new study has found. 
Studies

Weed is not a risk-free drug, y'all.

Claude 3.7 Sonnet, one of the industry's leading AI models, has hit a wall in its playthrough of Pokémon Red.
Artificial Intelligence

It's not very effective...

A Pentagon press secretary blamed AI for why an article about Jackie Robinson was taken down amidst its rampant anti-DEI purge.
Artificial Intelligence

Your government at work.

Robotics company Boston Dynamics has shared a new video of its latest-generation humanoid robot, Atlas, doing forward rolls and breakdancing.
Boston Dynamics

Step aside, Raygun.

As top shareholders dump their Tesla stock, Musk is now begging the rank and file to hold onto their equity.
Elon Musk

It's getting ugly.

The loose stainless steel body panels that are falling of Cybertrucks on the road are held in place with glue.
Advanced Transport

Was duct tape too expensive?

The latest Tesla recall revealed was how many Cybertrucks the carmaker had actually sold so far. The numbers aren't great.
Future Society

More bad news.

The New York Times has accused youth-obsessed tech mogul Bryan Johnson of covering up side effects during a trial of his supplements.
Studies

So much for anti-aging.

Facing the loss of his home, one disgruntled Uber driver decided to take matters into his own hands and fly to Uber Headquarters.
Advanced Transport

"I just need a paycheck because I'm going to lose everything."

Amazon is removing the setting to opt-out of having your Alexa voice recordings being sent to and store on its servers — forever.
Artificial Intelligence

It's time to give Alexa the axe.

TV studio audience erupted into cheers after "The Daily Show" aired footage about arsonists setting Cybertrucks on fire.
Advanced Transport

They're taking to the streets... or the parking lots."

Taco Bell Piles on More AI While Customers Plead “Just Bring Back The Enchirito”
Future Society

It's all we've ever wanted.

Google's crappy "AI Overviews" regularly spits out dangerous and incorrect answers — and now it's being entrusted with health advice.
Google

Brought to you by the same crappy AI that told you to put glue on your pizza.

During their months-long extended stay on the International Space Station, astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore didn't get overtime.
Off-World

That's it!?