South Korea will stop asking “killer questions” on notoriously competitive college entrance exams in an effort to make

A hotly anticipated IPO for a company that designs chips for 99% of the world's smartphones is just around the corner, after it filed paperwork Monday to go public.

Just a few months after Instagram introduced ads in search results, TikTok is doing the

YOKOHAMA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 7, 2023--

No one likes mopping. From buckets full of dirty water to unsanitary (and gross) mop

Players have been having a hard time locating Halsin in Baldur's Gate 3. Here's where you can find the missing Druid.

The first image of the upcoming Fortnite Goku Black skin leaked in the PlayStation Store, confirming the next Fortnite x Dragon Ball collaboration.

The $49.99 Amazon Echo Buds (2023) differ from the $119.99 2nd-Gen Echo Buds (which are

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 29, 2023--

A nonprofit organization that researches links between social media, hate and extremism has been sued by X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter

SpaceX is going to try and launch its Starship again – and hopes to avoid it exploding this time. Starship is both the tallest and most powerful rocket ever made. It will be the second test for the spacecraft, which Elon Musk’s private space company hopes will one day take humans to the Moon and beyond. But first Starship must successfully conduct an uncrewed orbital test, which will see it leave from its launchpad in Texas and then fly almost all the way around the Earth. The first time that SpaceX attempted to launch Starship, in April, it initially took off cleanly but ran into problems minutes later, spiralling out of control and then exploding. SpaceX hopes to launch the rocket on Friday morning local central time – though that launch could be pushed back into the weekend or even further depending on conditions.

A federal judge's move to limit how some US agencies communicate with social media companies could have a "chilling effect" on how the federal government and states address election-related disinformation just as the 2024 election cycle get underway, according to interviews with current and former US officials.