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‘VisionQuest’ Sets Up an Ambitious Journey in Two-Episode Premiere

In its first two episodes, the Disney+ series juggles too many elements, but its core is a compelling meditation on family and humanity.

Cyberleek Returns, Posts More ‘GTA VI’ Footage, Promises Not to Return Again

We can but hope.

OpenAI Bugging Suspect Booked One-Way Flight to Saudi Arabia, Prosecutors Say

Prosecutors asked a judge to keep details of the case under seal, fearing that suspected eavesdropper Abdulrahman Alfozan would flee the country.

This Bird Has Seen Some Things—and the Photo Just Won an Award

Some days you just want to lie on a rhino and tell the world to leave you alone. It’s just one of the standout images from the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards.

Meta’s Smart Glasses May Have Been Recording People Without Their Knowledge

A Reddit thread suggests Meta’s smart glasses have been capturing conversations that don’t contain the “Hey Meta” wake phrase.

Ron Perlman Thinks It Would Be ‘So Epic’ to Finish Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Hellboy’ Trilogy

So do we, Ron. So do we.

The Super El Niño Just Shattered 2 Pacific Hurricane Records—and the Season Is Far From Over

With Hurricane Simon, the 2026 Pacific hurricane season just broke records for activity and intensity.

Fujifilm’s New Square 3 Instax Camera Comes With Analog Filters

The instant camera will let you alter the color and tone of photos with no digital assistance.

The ‘Sophisticated’ Bug OpenAI Found in Its Conference Room Can Be Yours for $13.99

The Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-S3 Sense is for tinkerers, not super-spies.

Shifting AI Doomsday Predictions Reportedly Worry Banking Regulators

European regulators are expecting AI-driven financial chaos sooner than later.