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A well-kept 1985 Nissan Sentra Deluxe wagon, with 225,000 miles, ends up in a Colorado junkyard after a forklift mishap.

Hannah Earley's startup Vaire Computing uses reversible computing to make chips recycle energy, potentially slashing data center power use.

Georgia's lethal injection costs exceed $1.1 million since pandemic, despite one execution, with secrecy laws shielding details.

China's Chang'e-7 lunar mission delayed from its late-August launch window, the agency announced with a brief press release.

An op-ed argues that water utilities' network segmentation is irrelevant when controllers are on public cellular links, and calls for accountability and funding changes.

Tides of Annihilation preview: post-apocalyptic London, Arthurian knights, and colossal foes. Read our hands-on preview from gamescom 2026.

Scientists argue if slime moulds are intelligent, reshaping biology and our place in nature.

YouTube in 53% of Google AI Overviews for vitamin and supplement searches, according to new research from Searcherries.

HPE's B10000 R6 brings block and file to one architecture, now generally available with independent scaling and AI-driven support.

After 1,000 km, the Xtracycle Hopper proved to be a reliable, fun, and capable second vehicle for a family of four.

New USDA-led research shows Omega-3 levels in farmed salmon have dropped, potentially making dietary guidelines outdated.

Hundreds of anti-migrant protesters blocked roads in Portsmouth after about 140 migrants arrived in a dinghy, prompting police dispersal orders.