
Japan GDP Contracts Less Than Feared
Japan’s economy shrank in the third quarter, but the pullback was milder than markets had forecast, easing immediate fears of a deeper slump. The annualized decline measured 1.8% for the

Japan’s economy shrank in the third quarter, but the pullback was milder than markets had forecast, easing immediate fears of a deeper slump. The annualized decline measured 1.8% for the

For the first time, researchers say they watched a tsunami unfold in real time during the summer of 2025, marking a potential shift in how coastal communities get warned. The

After five years of searching the Pacific for one of the ocean’s most elusive mammals, a research team nearly lost its breakthrough when a bold albatross swooped in at the

A Texas bid to run a tech-forward school built on learning software rather than teachers has collapsed, raising fresh questions about how far schools can go with automation. The project

Rabbit, the startup behind the R1 AI device, is facing new questions about its finances and future plans. A company representative said fresh funding is expected to close in the

Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, testified Thursday in a high-stakes antitrust trial against Meta in Washington, D.C. federal court. The session drew intense interest because Instagram sits at the

A federal cybersecurity agency has warned that some government departments were compromised after missing routine patches, renewing concerns about basic security hygiene across the public sector. The agency said attackers

MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has introduced “SustainaPrint,” a software-and-hardware toolkit designed to make 3D printing greener without sacrificing strength where it matters most. The system analyzes digital
We were promised writing assistants that save time, not drafts that read like they’re written by a polite robot. After watching Matt Wolfe test-drive a full workflow to make models