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The 83rd Venice Film Festival puts media-power mythmaking center stage, with one female director in competition.
Quanta’s Adam Riess breaks down the disagreement on expansion rates and what evidence could finally settle it.
A new free tier lets US users sample select shows, aiming to pull in subscribers without “harming paid starts.”
A marmot research lab turns to OnlyFans for supplies and expenses, but it is not a replacement for federal money.
From next April, some hospitality firms get a discount but hotels and restaurants are left out of the 20% break.
Tesla’s call-out for Micron comes alongside a massive $55 billion chip-fab bet aimed at loosening memory constraints.
Apple TV debuts “The Last Person on Earth,” an eight-episode dating documentary that tests compatibility theory under isolation pressure.
The University of Washington computer scientist’s traveling-salesperson breakthrough explains why cross-domain math can make algorithms go faster.
NBC’s Seth Meyers jokes that Trump sounded drunk, then argues his China rhetoric backfired spectacularly.
NASA astronaut Chris Williams returned from an eight-month first ISS mission packed with cancer, semiconductor, and solar-power wins.
A pair of never-described hunting tactics turns a dead sunfish into a particle field and raises new questions about predation.
A 18.2-acre marching camp in Slovakia with 5 gates and intact sandal nails is forcing new questions about how it ended.
