A new process doubles the size of PFAS molecules, breaking the carbon-fluorine bond that made them nearly indestructible.

A developer found that Microsoft's Paint and Photos embed a unique ID tied to your prompts, raising privacy questions for businesses and creators.

Canada's most populous province is ready to weaponize power exports, critical minerals, and fuel as the trade war escalates.

Three parks, including a Dragon Ball attraction, land near Paris with 22,000 jobs-and a $6.5B bet on Gulf capital.

Upscaling tools promise to breathe new life into old footage, but the gap between marketing and reality is wide. Here is what is really happening.

An internal spreadsheet with nearly 600 submissions reveals how Microsoft pays engineers and researchers across Azure, AI, and Xbox-and what it means for retention.

Cody Wilson says his new technique sidesteps the software New York now requires on new printers, escalating the fight over untraceable firearms.

A new daily sea-surface temperature record signals accelerating climate risk for coastal economies, insurers, and supply chains.

The company's own tests revealed autonomous AI capabilities that surprised even the experts, signaling a new era of risk for every business leader.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signals secondary sanctions could hit Chinese lenders, escalating the U.S. pressure campaign on Iran's oil revenue.

Twenty years after the IAU demoted Pluto, the battle reveals how science, nostalgia, and underdog psychology collide, and why classification still matters.

The approval ends nearly a decade of atomic energy dormancy and opens a new front in Southeast Asia's power race - here's what it means for investors, grid planners, and manufacturers.