Carolyn Marvin's disorderly conduct arrest turns a sidewalk standoff into a test case for how cities police the automation-versus-workforce debate.

The documentary about Elizabeth Holmes' final days before prison opened in under 1,000 theaters and still pulled $15 million.

A new quantum state challenges decades of theory and hints at 'super-Fermions,' with real stakes for quantum computing and materials science.

Woodside's Scarborough gas project is frozen mid-start-up after activists boarded the platform, a disruption with cost and reputational ripple effects for LNG operators.

Adult performers see a double standard: Meta's AI agent can talk dirty, but their own accounts get restricted.

Austrian MEP Lena Schilling found deepfaked nudes of herself online and is demanding EU action as a new report quantifies the scale.

The world's worst measles outbreak is spreading as routine vaccination falters. Here is why every country's immunization program should pay attention.

John Ternus, who took over as CEO on September 1, tells TIME that 'all options should be on the table' after reports Apple tested Chinese-made memory, a signal for supply chain leaders.

Qualcomm proved Arm broke its license agreement, but the $2 award leaves Arm's licensing model intact and sets an odd precedent.

CEO Piotr Babieno explains how stability and trust, not one-off hits, convinced Nintendo to back Onyx: The Dark Grip, the first third-party horror exclusive in over a decade.

The actor, who lost big on a NYSE-listed gym chain, is back with a budget longevity club that bundles cold plunges, blood panels, and protein muffins.

Vercel's gateway data shows open-weight models now command nearly a quarter of AI spending, up from 5% in June, as Chinese models surge and export controls loom.