‘The Boys’ Season 5, Episode 6 Review: The Best Laid Plans

Things have gone from bad to worse as The Boys rushes toward its series finale.

AI In Warfighting: New Conflicts, And New Philosophies

AI is rapidly reshaping modern warfare, driving autonomous systems, drones, defense manufacturing, and battlefield intelligence worldwide.

The First Cell Phone Call, 53 Years Later

Martin Cooper’s first mobile call launched a revolution that turned the cellphone from a brick-sized novelty into an essential force in modern life.

‘FIFA’, ‘Angry Birds’, And More Inducted To 2026 Video Game HOF

The World Video Game Hall of Fame welcomed four more big hitters from gaming’s past and present, and there’s every chance you’ll be surprised at its picks.

Questionable White House Math On Savings From Most Favored Nation Drug Prices

White House model estimates on cost savings from most-favored nation drug prices are speculative and depend on a set of unrealistic assumptions.

NYT Connections Answers Explained For Friday, May 8 (#1,062)

Not sure what today’s NYT Connections answers are all about? Find out just what the different words in today’s grid mean and how they fit together.

No Dish Needed: Sky Slashes Prices On Sky Glass Air Ahead Of World Cup Kickoff

UK broadcaster Sky has just introduced a new World Cup strategy on its Sky Glass and Sky Glass Air TVs.

Why Hantavirus Will Not Be The Next Pandemic

An ecologist explains why the hantavirus cruise ship outbreak, while serious, will not become the next pandemic. The biology of Andes virus limits large-scale spread.

$99 Fitbit Air: Screen-Free Tracker Details And Band Options

Google haș announced the Fitbit Air, a screen-free wearable and fitness tracker that can be used with or without a subscription to Google Health Premium.

What A 14-Year-Old Cancer Patient Can Teach Us All About Self-Advocacy

Jessi Buchanan was 13 years old when diagnosed with a rare ovarian cancer. This article shares how she became her own advocate.