Ford CEO Jim Farley has acknowledged that electric vehicles from China are “far superior” to those made by Western automakers.

Perched high in the foothills of Chile’s Andes mountains, a revolutionary new space telescope has captured its first images of the cosmos—and they’re spectacular.

The stage has been set to test and explore the potential of drone-powered commercial delivery—or aerial logistics—in the Philippines.

Several weeks after Anthropic released research claiming that its Claude Opus 4 AI model resorted to blackmailing engineers who tried to turn the model off in controlled test scenarios, the company is out with new research suggesting the problem is more widespread among leading AI models.

Researchers at cybersecurity outlet Cybernews report that billions of login credentials have been leaked and compiled into online datasets, giving criminals “unprecedented access” to accounts used daily by consumers.

Several states in the Midwest could see dangerous temperatures over the weekend, with forecasters warning of extreme heat across wide swaths of Nebraska, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa.

A SpaceX rocket being tested in Texas has exploded, sending a dramatic fireball high into the sky.

The conflict that began last week—when Israeli drone and missile attacks destroyed nuclear facilities and killed top officials and weapons scientists in Iran—has also devastated one of Israel’s top scientific institutions, the Weizmann Institute of Science.

Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki erupted again on Wednesday, spewing massive ash and smoke plumes that forced evacuations and flight cancellations.

Greenhouse gas emissions in Scotland fell by 1.9% in 2023 compared to the previous year — but environmental groups say the pace of reduction remains too slow.

Ministers and representatives from more than 95 countries are urging a strong and ambitious agreement from the global plastics treaty negotiations.

President Donald Trump’s administration is shutting down a network of centers funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that aimed to prevent pandemics.

This October 16 to 17, 2025, the Digital Marketing Association of the Philippines (DMAP) sets the stage for its landmark 10th edition of the Digital Congress (DigiCon).

Uber says it’s ready to roll out fully driverless taxis in the UK today, but the British government has delayed its projected timeline for approving autonomous vehicles until the second half of 2027.

A Republican proposal to bar states from regulating artificial intelligence (AI) for 10 years has drawn sharp criticism from a bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and world-renowned designer Sir Jony Ive have pulled back the curtain on their secret collaboration—a new class of AI-powered devices.

Apple showcased its latest sci-fi vision by announcing that users of its products may one day be able to control them with brain signals.

Investors have grown increasingly concerned that AI chatbots could eventually displace Google Search, which accounts for 55% of parent company Alphabet’s overall revenues.

The convergence of simulations, sensors, and standards could result in a capability that’s genuinely useful to companies producing physical goods.

While artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries around the world, women remain significantly underrepresented in both its development and use—except in one unexpected standout: the Philippines.

As climate change threatens California’s lucrative pistachio industry, scientists at the University of California, Davis, have created a high-resolution genetic map of the nut that could help secure its future.

Levels of the little-known "forever chemical" trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) have risen sharply in European wines over recent decades, raising concerns about environmental contamination.

Air pollution, already known to cause cancers and heart and reproductive issues, may also be linked to cognitive deterioration.

The thought of Earth’s final day may seem distant—even unreal—but we know it will inevitably happen.