New research indicates that a critical junction of the San Andreas and San Jacinto fault systems in Southern California has reached stress levels not seen in 1,000 years, raising concerns about a potential major earthquake.
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The US Justice Department has intervened in an environmental dispute, asking a court to dismiss a lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI over alleged illegal operation of natural gas turbines.
Google Chrome will phase out the last remaining workarounds for older ad blockers with updates expected in late June and July, impacting extensions not built for the Manifest V3 platform.
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft has returned to Earth carrying a variety of scientific samples from the International Space Station, including stem cells, tissue models, and materials for electronics research.
Envioscuba.com, a primary online platform for sending goods and money from the U.S. to Cuba, has stopped accepting new orders amid increased U.S. pressure on the Cuban government.
Games Workshop has announced the upcoming release of new content for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, focusing on the Hedonites of Slaanesh faction. New battletomes, miniatures, and a General's Handbook are set to launch.
Scientists have analyzed deep earthquakes in Utah, discovering they originate in the Earth's upper mantle and are linked to long-term movements within the planet's interior.
Charlie Javice, the convicted founder of Frank, is reportedly seeking a presidential pardon from Donald Trump. Her representatives are reportedly reaching out to individuals close to the former president.
An author encountered the Trump T1 phone, a midrange Android device, confirming it is an HTC phone with a gold finish and Truth Social preinstalled.
NASA has shared updated details on how SpaceX and Blue Origin are revising their lunar lander designs to accelerate development for the Artemis program's future missions.