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The Onion's rejected purchase of Infowars in an auction bid supported by families of the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting dealt them a new setback Wednesday and clouded the future of Alex Jones' conspiracy theory platform, which will remain in his ...

Back in 1993, the dynamic action star duo of Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes caused chaos on screen in the satirical sci-fi blockbuster "Demolition Man: Limited Edition," now available for the first time in 4K disc home theaters and packed with ...

China's notorious Typhoon hacking groups are not as mysterious as they seem and they look to have exploited hardware flaws that no software patch can solve, according to cybersecurity experts' testimony to the Senate on Wednesday.

The world is entering an "era of great experimentation" in space, as reusable launch systems and other game-changing leaps in technology open a window for rapid advances -- and it's crucial that the U.S. is the first to build a presence on the moon,

The Department of Defense is creating a unit to expedite the adoption of cutting-edge artificial intelligence tools, with a focus on pilot programs designed to give warfighters and decision-makers an AI advantage.

Meta's various social media platforms are all experiencing outages.

General Motors is getting out of the robotaxi business.

Apple's latest iPhone update adds ChatGPT support, integrating OpenAI's famous chatbot with their devices.

Google is touting the development of a new quantum chip it calls "Willow" that the California online search giant said will bring consumers closer to using quantum devices whose capabilities far outdo existing technology.

U.S. officials said they're not sure what to make of the swarms of drones detected flying over New Jersey in recent weeks, sparking outrage from lawmakers who said it makes the government look incompetent.