Everything new in iOS 27.2 beta 1 so far
Apple has released the first developer beta of iOS 27.2, beginning the next round of iPhone software testing. Here’s what’s new in the update. more…
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Walmart takes a bite off the cost of Metroid Ravenous physical preorders
The Metroid series is going back to its 2D roots again with Metroid Ravenous for the Nintendo Switch 2, the first side-scrolling game in the series since 2021’s Metroid Dread for t...
Trump surgeon general pick backs MMR vaccine, rejects link between childhood vaccines and autism
Nicole Saphier told senators she does not believe the MMR vaccine is lethal, breaking with Trump's past comments as measles cases surge nationwide.
Fraud expert exposes how hidden networks drove Minnesota fraud, other major scams: 'Criminal enterprise'
Haywood Talcove reveals how criminals use LLCs and stolen identities to bill Medicaid for fake claims, fueling human trafficking and cybercrime.
Why Siri AI isn't automatic after your iOS 27 update
Apple rolled out iOS 27 on Monday. The biggest update, Siri AI, isn't automatically enabled after the download.
Leno says he gets 'beat up' rhetorically for refusing to go political, but refuses to alienate Trump audiences
Jay Leno says he still faces backlash for making fun of both political sides equally, recalling how he and Johnny Carson split jokes across party lines.
Taxpayer funds meant for LA homeless allegedly spent on Tahiti trip, nightclub, luxury cars: feds
Three defendants face federal charges in a Los Angeles homeless services fraud crackdown involving alleged wire fraud, bribery and money laundering.
The Specialized Diverge Pro 4 makes rough gravel your playground
The Diverge Pro 4 is happiest when the road gets ugly.
ESPN re-signs Joe Buck for more than $100 million, highlighting company strategy
Joe Buck's new six-year, $108 million ESPN extension secures him through the 2031 Super Bowl, but Troy Aikman's own contract remains unsigned.
Airplane parts need thorough inspections, and AI can help — but only if data is up to snuff
Safran uses Loopr AI to streamline defect inspections. The software creates synthetic data to improve AI algorithm training.