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Garbage Trucks May Soon Be Used To Spy On You

NASA is Heading Back to the Moon, and Their Next Big Experiment is Lighting a Fire

The US Capitol dome under a clear sky with an American flag in the foreground, lit by warm sunlight.

The Future of Permanent Daylight Saving Time Is Far From Certain

Frustrated Job Seeker Got a Harsh Reality Check About Why She ‘Keeps Getting Rejected’ from Minimum-Wage Jobs

Man in a suit speaking at microphones during an outdoor news conference.

AARP Says It ‘Strongly Objects’ to Bill That Could Fast-Track Major Social Security Changes

Josh Nicole Pepito

US Customs Warns Travelers About ‘$10,000 Cash Rule’ After $53,000 Seizure

Justine Fernandez

Big antennas and satellites designed to detect alien communications from space

Scientists Have a Plan for the Day We Discover Alien Life. Here’s What’s In It

Psychologists Say Retirement Feels Hard for Overlooked Reasons Many Don’t Expect

Josh Nicole Pepito

A New AI Startup Wants to Record Your Home While Cleaning It for Free. Here’s Why

Why One Tech Company Thinks Space Could Solve the Data Center Crisis

What to Expect If Daylight Saving Time Becomes Permanent

An aerial view of the Port of Brownsville ship channel lined with industrial facilities and storage tanks in Texas.

California Forever Loses $3.2 Billion Shipyard Project to Texas, Raising Job Concerns

Yleiza Inocencio

People wait in line at a motor vehicle office, many looking at their phones while seated.

New Jersey Says Software Error Caused 6,600 Wrong Voter Registrations, Raising Election System Concerns

Josh Nicole Pepito

A hurricane approaching the coast of Hawaii, with palm trees bending under heavy rain.

Hawaii Faces Rising Hurricane and Flood Risks as El Niño Strengthens

California Medicaid Freeze Raises Concerns for Seniors and People With Disabilities

A high-angle shot of an outdoor parking lot where a bright yellow Ford Mustang with dual black racing stripes stands out dramatically among rows of mostly black, grey, and white vehicles.

California Is Enforcing a Parking Law That Applies Even Where There Are No Signs or Red Curbs

Julian Fernandez

A Virginia County’s Electricity Bill Is Rising 25% and It Is Asking Employees to Unplug Their Chargers

Josh Nicole Pepito

An Amazon driver operates a blue Amazon Prime delivery van traveling along a roadside with dry grass and mountains in the background.

Amazon Driver Who Made Over $2 Million Completing Students’ Assignments and Exams Sentenced to Jail

Two Major U.S. Reservoirs Reach Record Low as Water and Power Concerns Grow

The Target Is Canada, but New Tariffs Could Raise Prices at American Grocery Stores

Josh Nicole Pepito

Your Child’s School Bus Could Soon Become a ‘Lawless’ Surveillance Tool

Earth’s Oceans Are Heating Fast, but a Growing Atlantic “Cold Blob” Could Signal a Much Bigger Problem

Apple Music Listen Now page displaying personalized playlists, albums, and featured recommendations.

Apple Just Raised Prices Again. This Time It’s Coming For Your Monthly Subscription

Josh Nicole Pepito

Hurricane Genevieve Reaches Category 5 Before Weakening, Bringing Dangerous Waves to Mexico

Why Buying a Home in America is Now Out of Reach in All but Three States

Yleiza Inocencio

Wireless Industry Rattled After Elon Musk’s SpaceX Plots Aggressive Push Into Mobile Services

Hans Christian Andersen statue with an open book and the Ugly Duckling in Central Park, New York City.

White House Quietly Adds Fifth Statue, but Questions Remain Over Who Paid

Josh Nicole Pepito

30% of Americans Admit to Shoplifting Amid Rising Costs, Survey Finds

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent gesturing from the podium in the White House press briefing room.

Treasury Department Stops Nearly $99 Million in Federal Payments to Deceased Recipients Under Anti-Fraud Order

Justine Fernandez

Netflix button close up in the remote control of the tv.

Netflix Keeps Growing, But Its Next Move Has Investors Nervous

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