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The first three FireSat satellites launched on July 7, 2026, aiming to detect small wildfires from orbit.

Andy Burnham's decision to scrap the digital ID scheme signals a reprioritization of government focus and a potential shift in tech policy under his upcoming leadership. The move is presented as a way to clear distractions and concentrate on economic issues.

NASA's Artemis III lander test in Earth orbit next year will be a 'dress rehearsal' for lunar landings, advancing the commercial HLS strategy with SpaceX and Blue Origin.

Defenders are turning prompt injection attacks into a defense mechanism to shut down AI hacking agents, according to Tracebit researchers.

Artificial intelligence is being piloted to streamline prior authorization, but concerns grow about increased wrongful denials and potential profit motives in rejecting care.

ZA/UM announced it will lay off up to 32 staff members following the commercial performance of Zero Parades: For Dead Spies.

Andy Burnham’s premiership faces complex decisions on North Sea oil and gas, balancing manifestos with industry needs.

As AI expands into healthcare, concerns grow over whether automation will streamline patient care or lead to more denials.

With data centers driving new transmission lines, power companies are increasingly using eminent domain to seize land.

Gracie Abrams returns with Daughter From Hell. Does the production match the sharp, confessional lyrics of her latest work?

GM's Wuling Starlight L PHEV offers a 260 km range for $19,900. Could this spacious Chinese SUV come to North America?

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's initiative for mandatory testosterone screening in the military faces significant medical and ethical concerns from experts who question the evidence supporting its widespread application and potential risks.