Asteroid Donaldjohanson has turned out to be a picturesque waypoint as NASA’s mission heads toward Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids.
To nobody's surprise, Uber has allegedly mislead customers about its Uber One subscription service.
In a study of over one million kids, researchers found that early antibiotic use was linked to higher rates of asthma.
From the big stories to smaller delights, here's everything io9 posted about from the Star Wars event.
A construction project in Stuttgart, Germany, resulted in the discovery of the ancient site.
Sources told NPR that the White House is actively searching for Hegseth's replacement.
Hudson is voicing Combat Carl for Toy Story 5, taking over the role from the late Carl Weathers.
Weird how chaos seems to follow him.
Samara Weaving returns in Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett's sequel to their horror comedy film—and she's bringing some A-listers with her.
The astronaut celebrated his birthday with a return to Earth after seven months on the ISS.
Elon Musk ruined verification on Twitter, but Bluesky hopes to get it right.
Although it may have chilling technology like 360-degree AI cameras, the police robot's full potential is unknown.
The crooks, crooners, and vampires of Sinners can't move forward in life until they tell the truth to themselves and each other.
io9 sat down with some of the team behind the new Star Wars game to discuss why now is the time for the galaxy far, far away to go turn-based tactical.
By mapping the brightest explosions in the universe, scientists may have uncovered a megastructure that defies our understanding of how the cosmos is built.
Three years after Barbarian, Cregger's next movie Weapons will arrive to freak you out in August.
The Lucasfilm and Disney+ series returns April 22.
During a radio interview this past Sunday, RFK Jr. argued that autism was worse than the pandemic because "COVID killed old people."
The Secretary of Defense keeps getting caught using Signal, a remarkable feat.
Recreating that key moment from The Last of Us Part II for TV was an undertaking for its cast and its co-creators.
