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Russian universities offer free tuition and up to $70,000 for students to serve as wartime drone pilots, but one recruit has died.

From a buggy RoboCop to a Kinect disaster, these terrible FPS games are best left in the bargain bin. DualShockers' Jake Valentine lists ten you should avoid.

The Musk v. Altman trial's outcome could derail OpenAI's $1 trillion IPO, while xAI eyes a $1.75 trillion listing, reshaping the competitive AI landscape.

Is it harder than ever to be prime minister? BBC examines five PMs in seven years, systemic challenges and whether Britain is ungovernable.

Hawking's no-boundary proposal uses imaginary time to erase the universe's beginning, turning the big bang into just another point in space.

Well-incentivized ransomware industry dynamics are on display after Instructure's agreement with ShinyHunters over 275 million student records.

Stress effects on the body can go from a racing heart to a weakened immune system. Find out why chronic stress harms health and what breathing, CBT, and early action can do.

Fargo season 5 delivers a return to Midwestern roots with Juno Temple and Jon Hamm. Here’s why this anthology standout deserves your weekend.

Obesity medications are poised for a perceptual reset as a new Lancet review challenges the myth that yo-yo dieting causes long-term harm.

BerriAI's LiteLLM Agent Platform open-sources a self-hosted Kubernetes layer for production AI agents, ensuring sandbox isolation and session persistence.

SecNumCloud's blind spot: Europe's sovereign clouds ignore the Intel ME and AMD PSP, leaving a backdoor US law could exploit.

UK prime minister role: five PMs in seven years. BBC analysis asks if Britain is ungovernable, citing leadership failures and impatient voters.