Recent studies suggest that the universe's first stars may not have been solely massive giants. Discoveries reveal the potential existence of lower-mass stars, reshaping our understanding of the cosmos.
The NBA is investigating a $28M endorsement deal between Kawhi Leonard and Aspiration Fund for potential salary cap violations. The Clippers deny any wrongdoing amid bankruptcy claims.
Discover how the Chromebook Plus Spin 514, powered by MediaTek's energy-efficient Arm chip, is transforming the way we use laptops for work and play. Get ready for a new tech experience!
The Seattle Sounders secured their spot in the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup after a stellar performance in the Leagues Cup, earning significant bonuses and setting a new standard in North American soccer.
Exciting news for Android users! Gboard's AI-powered Writing Tools are now rolling out to select non-Pixel devices, thanks to the Gemini Nano model. Say goodbye to switching apps for proofreading and rephrasing text directly within your keyboard!
Google Maps is testing a new Live Updates feature that keeps navigation directions visible while you travel. This feature aims to enhance user experience by preventing navigation slips mid-journey.
Discover Apple’s groundbreaking FastVLM, a Visual Language Model that offers lightning-fast image processing on Apple Silicon Macs. Try it now and see the magic of AI in action!
In a surprising move, the Phillies have signed right-hander Walker Buehler after his release from the Red Sox. As he aims to bounce back from a tough 2024, can Buehler help lead Philadelphia to playoff glory?
The Wizard of the Kremlin, Oliver Assayas' latest film, premiered at Venice, featuring Jude Law as Putin and Paul Dano as a scheming advisor. With mixed reviews, it promises a gripping exploration of power dynamics.
Jude Law stars as Vladimir Putin in 'The Wizard of the Kremlin,' premiering at the Venice Film Festival. The film, directed by Olivier Assayas, explores the intricacies of modern politics amidst Russia's turbulent history.
