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A rare dip in 2025 raises immediate questions for regulators and investors tracking deforestation risk in Brazil.
A 21-year-old Florida suspect is accused of stealing about $220,000 in crypto using malware-ridden games previously on Steam.
A new nulling interferometer and a 100 km space baseline aim for 10^10 star-planet contrast and surface-feature resolution.
Tuesday layoffs reach Pixar and National Geographic as Disney Entertainment Television and Studios staffers get notices, alongside ESPN cuts tied to an NFL deal.
June 2026’s Top Gabb Music Songs list makes the biopic effect measurable, and it hints where kids’ streaming demand is drifting.
Two supernova remnants, 30 to 50 light-years apart, appear to be the first twin-explosion system.
Durham University researchers say the dwarf galaxy hit the Milky Way straight on and tilted it into today’s orientation.
A new approach could expand geothermal beyond lucky regions, changing how investors and regulators underwrite baseload clean power.
Slowly rotating stellar halos make “disk flips” more likely, offering a new path to explain long-standing mysteries.
The new Flash lineup targets lower token costs for AI agents, while Gemini 3.5 Pro remains delayed and Gemini 4 starts pre-training.
New data-center CPU information from Nvidia reshapes the checklist AI infrastructure teams use when evaluating x86 competition.
An AI security model built on Gemini 3.5 Flash aims to let agents scan more code paths at low cost.
