Artemis II Returns: NASA's Moon Mission Proves the Hard Part Wasn't Getting There
Four astronauts splash down safely after humanity's first lunar voyage in 54 years. The real test? Coming home at 24,000 mph.
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Microsoft Is Quietly Ditching Copilot Branding (But Keeping the AI)
Microsoft is removing Copilot labels from Windows 11 apps while keeping the AI features intact. Here's what's actually happening.
A Ballerina with ALS Danced Again Using Brain Signals. Here's Why It Matters.
Breanna Olson used brainwave technology to perform as a digital avatar. It's a glimpse at how tech could reshape life with degenerative disease.
The Fusion Gold Rush Is Real, and It's Messy
Private fusion startups have raised billions. Now comes the hard part: actually building power plants that work.
Florida's OpenAI Investigation Exposes the Messy Reality of AI Regulation
Florida's attorney general is investigating OpenAI over alleged harms to minors and national security threats. Here's what it means for AI accountability.
Why China's Selective Scam Crackdown Is Making Americans the New Target
Beijing's focus on protecting Chinese citizens has inadvertently pushed scam syndicates to target Americans instead. Here's how selective enforcement backfired.
Ninja's $500 Fireside360 Tries to Split the Difference Between Fire and Heat
The new Ninja Fireside360 combines a patio heater's targeted warmth with a fire pit's ambiance. Here's whether it actually works.
Adam Back Swears He's Not Satoshi (Again), and Honestly, the Mystery Keeps Getting Weirder
Bitcoin developer Adam Back denies NYT claims he invented Bitcoin. Yet another Satoshi theory crumbles, but the legend refuses to die.
Adam Back Denies Being Bitcoin's Satoshi Nakamoto, Again
Bitcoin developer Adam Back rejects New York Times investigation claiming he invented Bitcoin. The mystery of Satoshi's identity remains unsolved.
Your iPhone Is Basically Unrepairable, and Apple Knows It
New repairability rankings show Apple's iPhones are the worst on the market. Here's why that matters for your wallet and the planet.
Intel's Chip Factory Bet with SpaceX and Tesla Is Less Wild Than It Sounds
Intel steps in to build the semiconductor fab for SpaceX and Tesla's Terafab. Here's what that actually means for the industry.
When a Meme Becomes a Startup: Inside Giggles' Chaotic Origin Story
A 19-year-old turned a TikTok joke into a crypto trading app. The internet's trust issues have never been more justified.
