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Congressman wants AI out of kids' toys after chatbots got weird with children

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Anthropic's "too dangerous" AI was accessed by guessing the URL

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Florida tries to gerrymander harder, may end up helping Democrats

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Your drip coffee has more caffeine than your espresso

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Trump returns to his reality TV roots. Who gets fired next?

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1949: Unable to resist the irony, Britain defeats Napoleon one more time

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More heat means more energy. More energy means bigger storms

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Hiker tries jingling bells to stop charging bear, miraculously not dead (video)

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Workers routed a highway through this boulder rather than blast it

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Medieval castle toilets doubled as assassination shafts

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Teens are speedrunning the Scientology building in LA

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Mathieu Bablet's "Silent Jenny" explores what's left of us when the bees are gone

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Cats crunching dry food is an incredibly satisfying animal ASMR sub-genre

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James Gunn's DC does body horror with Clayface

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Down the Rabbit Hole profiles pseudoscience's most reasonable-sounding perpetual motion crank

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Those vacay photos will hit different when you pay less

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Give your PC a makeover with Windows 11—now just $13

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In 1884, a doctor ate too much cannabis and his arms shrank to five inches

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1946 mood chart: know your bad weeks two months in advance

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A 1946 plan to feed a billion people with sawdust

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