Most of the country is experiencing drought as of early August, and millions are under water use restrictions.
A new Gallup poll suggests nearly 100 million Americans have had to take painful cost-saving measures due to medical bills in the past six months.
We've got exclusive pages from the upcoming second Dune graphic novel adaptation.
The unusually busy day, in which rocket after rocket reached the final frontier, highlights the frenetic pace at which we're now venturing into space.
The move is part of a larger retaliation for Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan—and interrupts a bright spot in recent diplomatic history.
You may not have realized you've been waiting for it, but put on your best Hawaiian shirt and give it a listen.
Migrants would be required to submit up to five face scans per day as part of the measure.
Pioneering animator Will Vinton, the "Father of Claymation," gets an honest documentary treatment.
One Brooklyn-based UPS driver said that the back of her truck feels like being in "hell."
The age of carrying a music-only device is over, but not forgotten.
On Gizmodo's 20th anniversary, we look back at the cables of old and new.
Fagradalsfjall began eruption on Wednesday, just southwest of Iceland's capital Reykjavik, and became an immediate—and dangerous—attraction.
From Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1987 original to Hulu's 2022 prequel, we break them all down.
Étienne Klein tweeted out a photo of a piece of chorizo posing as the closest star to the Sun.
Over the past twenty plus years, Amazon's gone from bookstore to everything store. Here's all the companies it swallowed to make that happen.
Amazon latest sustainability report shows how big corporations can use slippery language to disguise lack of progress on climate.
From pop-up selfie cameras to e-ink displays, Android's tried it all.
Marvel's Merry Mutants may have reached new heights in the Krakoan age, but there's always going to be some nostalgia for their '90s heyday.
Worried you've damaged your hearing with loud music? These earbuds want to diagnose you.
An initial $2.3 million hack of the Nomad crypto token bridge opened the doors to a swarm of coin-hungry users who drained the entire platform of $190 million.
