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GamingWhat VTM: Eternal Whispers Means for Bloodlines 2 Fans
Vampire: The Masquerade - Eternal Whispers was revealed at the PC Gaming Show as a Disco Elysium-inspired CRPG, and it can be wishlisted on Steam now.
ScienceAngrite Meteorite NWA 12774 Tied to Lost World
Angrite meteorite NWA 12774 suggests a long-lost protoplanet as large as the moon once orbited the sun, a new study finds.
PolicyUK Defence Investment Plan Delay Signals Market Disconnect
The PAC's report frames the DIP delay as a credibility signal to the defence sector, where a planning vacuum triggers supplier price hikes.
SpaceSpaceX Dragon Safe Haven: Real Lifeboat Drill for ISS
SpaceX Dragon Safe Haven was ordered for crew on June 5 as cosmonauts worked on a persistent air leak. Here's what it means for space station safety and your view of lifeboats.
SecurityGoogle’s Anti-Scam AI Tool: The iPhone Gap
Google’s new Android feature fights AI voice-cloning scams with a silent device handshake. Here is the honest take on what it can actually do—and why iPhones are left out.
HealthCDC Medical Tourism Advisory Exposes U.S. Cost Crisis
The CDC medical tourism advisory warns of antibiotic-resistant infections and deaths among U.S. patients traveling for cheaper care
HealthWhat the Polygonum multiflorum hair loss review means
A new review suggests Polygonum multiflorum hair loss benefits may come from multiple biological pathways, not just one.
GamingNex Playground UK Launch: What to Know
Nex Playground UK launch: £269.99 price, subscription-only new games, and cautious online play. What families need to know.
ScienceWhy Planarian Memory Transfer's Failed Replication Signals a Bigger Shift in Memory Science
Harvard's Gershman lab couldn't replicate 1960s planarian memory transfer experiments, raising fresh questions about foundational assumptions in memory research and model organism selection.
AISound Blaster Katana V2X Hack: What to Know
Sound Blaster Katana V2X speakers let Bluetooth attackers overwrite firmware and type commands on a PC—no pairing needed.
Biz & ITSound Blaster Katana V2X Hacked: Should You Worry?
A Sound Blaster Katana V2X speaker can be hijacked via Bluetooth to type commands on a PC. Here's what buyers need to know.
