Technology & Innovation

Right-wing outsider Abelardo de la Espriella and leftist Senator Iván Cepeda head to a June runoff, signaling a volatile shift in Colombia's political and US relations.

Exploring the intersection of smart architecture and digital urbanism through London's rise in accessible roof terraces and public sky-spaces.

Can a sub-$400 ultra-portable actually handle a professional Linux workflow? We dive into the Chuwi Minibook X's hardware quirks and performance.

Meta is diversifying revenue with new paid tiers for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, while testing a broader 'Meta One' ecosystem for AI and creators.

The Trump administration's move to deregulate coal ash residue faces fierce opposition from environmentalists and researchers citing groundwater contamination and pediatric health risks.

From 18th-century smallpox pushback to modern digital skepticism, the arguments against vaccines aren't new—they're a repeating cycle of misinformation.

Forty years after its release, we look back at how the Challenger disaster transformed 'SpaceCamp' from a potential blockbuster into a cinematic cautionary tale.

A catastrophic static-fire failure of the New Glenn rocket has severely damaged LC-36A, potentially delaying NASA's Artemis missions and cementing SpaceX's launch monopoly.

Acer launches the AI-powered Aspire 5 in India, featuring the Intel Core Ultra processor to bring NPU-driven tasks to the mid-range consumer segment.

Asus introduces the VM441 All-in-One PC in India, marking a significant shift toward ARM-based architecture in the desktop space with Qualcomm's Snapdragon X.

CD Projekt Red announces a surprise new DLC expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, targeting next-gen consoles and PC for a 2027 release.

Decades of guerrilla warfare in India's 'Red Corridor' are ending as outdated tactics and economic shifts render the Maoist rebellion obsolete.

From gamer chairs to remote-controlled tanks, Ukraine is leveraging a massive surge in unmanned systems to offset manpower shortages and devastate Russian frontlines.

Analysis of the White House Situation Room meeting regarding a tentative agreement with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear diplomacy.

Over 600 University of California faculty members are calling for the reinstatement of standardized testing to address a severe decline in STEM readiness.

Public records reveal the University of California system shared automated license plate reader data with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, raising privacy and legal concerns.

Framework's commitment to repairability faces a harsh reality check against Apple's MacBook Neo in a battle of value, performance, and build quality.

AI startup Shift is offering free home cleanings in exchange for POV video data to train future humanoid robots, raising questions about privacy and the data economy.

From black-and-white potato chip bags to missing medical supplies, Japan's manufacturing sector is grappling with a critical naphtha shortage driven by geopolitical instability.

A new analysis of the West Texas measles outbreak shows 20% of patients were hospitalized, challenging claims that the virus is merely a rash.