
Photo: AI. Lila Bencher
The Nazca Lines Are Human History, Not Evidence of Aliens
Peru's Nazca Lines reveal centuries of human landscape-making. Archaeologists debate their purposes, while aerial views and alien claims obscure the ground evidence.

Photo: AI. Lila Bencher
Peru's Nazca Lines reveal centuries of human landscape-making. Archaeologists debate their purposes, while aerial views and alien claims obscure the ground evidence.

From satellite-guided fall colors to AI’s economic anxieties, today’s stories span science, culture, technology and fresh questions of human change.
From satellite-guided fall colors to AI’s economic anxieties, today’s stories span science, culture, technology and fresh questions of human change.

Why does grief outlast the search for closure? Explore when answers help, why pain has no deadline, and what friends can do instead of asking people to move on.
IBM's CEO sees open-weight AI as a viable on-premises option. Here is how organizations can weigh data control, model quality, hardware costs and upkeep.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 gets an October 27 anniversary update, a Final Festival and Xenoverse 3 rewards. What can a decade-old game still offer its players?
Tokyo's film festival will review its international standing after its 39th edition. What programming, industry ties and local identity could mean for its 40th.
Swedish startup Strawberry has launched its AI browser. Its European pitch will be tested on data governance, daily performance and whether teams keep using it.
SoftBank is weighing up to $50 billion for AI projects in Malaysia. Power supply, network access and financing will determine whether data centers get built.
Milwaukee's World Series run has fueled record merchandise demand. A reported 48-hour sales mark shows fan appetite, but not how much the Brewers receive.
American plans two daily JFK-Seattle flights in April 2027. Its route share has fallen sharply; schedules, fares and connections will determine the value for travelers.
An essay compares AI anxiety with early capitalism. The useful question for workers and buyers is who controls AI tools, skills, and the gains from using them.
Greece will restrict social media for under-15s in 2027. Its age-check plans raise questions about privacy, access and how platforms will enforce the rule.
Google's updated ad policy makes an exception for connected Gmail, Drive and Photos data. Here's how Personal Intelligence works and what users can control.
An Australian will may not decide who receives your super. Learn how death-benefit arrangements differ and what to ask your fund when reviewing your plans.
US flight attendants can work through boarding before flight pay starts. The dispute turns on pay formulas, long delays and who bears the cost of gate time.
Gopher's menu-driven internet survives in 2026. Its constraints make browsing simpler, while exposing the conveniences and costs of today's web platforms.
The Saints and Steelers remain set to play in Paris after Saturday protests. The NFL's plans raise questions about security, costs and host-city obligations.
University of Tsukuba researchers report different pupil responses during inner and spoken speech. The finding may help study language, but cannot read thoughts.
Lyndon Johnson expanded civil rights, health care and anti-poverty programs while escalating Vietnam. How did those choices reshape federal power and public trust?
Nintendo's live-action Zelda film is due in 2027. As casting takes shape and Ganondorf rumors spread, its challenge is turning player exploration into cinema.
Microsoft opens Agensh, tested with up to 1,024 agents. Its shared workspace raises questions about coordination, code quality and the cost of scaling AI teams.