Over a 10-year period, patients who underwent bariatric surgery were far less likely to develop any cancer and more likely to survive it if they did.
A bill for public power was killed at the 11th hour in Albany by Democratic politicians with corporate interests.
The sci-fi comedy classic marks its 25th anniversary with a limited release over the Fourth of July holiday.
The eROSITA telescope is part of a joint Russian-German project to map the universe, but Germany paused the mission following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Some Pixel users have complained that they can't activate smart devices, and Google is throwing the blame on Sonos.
Reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts the mixed reality headset will arrive a few months later than expected.
The company claims its new 31,000 square foot, climate controlled facility could become "one of the largest stores of non-governmental assets in the world."
This edition features momatoes, winner of the 2022 Diana Jones Emerging Designer award, and a peek at her latest creation.
Instead of granting regulatory oversight to the larger SEC, new legislation would consider crypto a “commodity” and shunt most regulation over to CFTC.
Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah discuss their approach to the highly anticipated Marvel and Disney+ series.
This is what it's like to use the new MacBook Air.
A year after original writer/artist Kentaro Miura died, his studio will continue the hit fantasy manga.
Apple's tracking device has reportedly been used to stalk dozens of victims since launch last year.
The massive set will arrive next month with a hefty $400 price tag.
Colorado could lose most of its snow in a few decades, a new study finds.
The feature from the minds behind Coraline and Get Out is set to drop this October.
All patients treated with the drug are in remission, a result that seems unprecedented in cancer research.
Our favorite—and only—Martian rotorcraft’s inclinometer has stopped working.
The crew on board the International Space Station will now have to wait for the two tons of expected cargo.
The new movie from the maker of Moana looks like a swashbuckling tale of mariners, monsters, and one extremely precocious stowaway.
