Meet Airwolf – The flying motorcycle that can hover and cruise at 142 miles per hour

Android 15

GOOD CALL Millions of phones receive free Android 15 upgrade TODAY with important tool to stop street thieves and more

GOOGLE'S highly-anticipated Android 15 upgrade is finally landing on smartphones today with a bunch of mega new features. The tech giant made the …

Natural Sciences

Incredible discovery on deep ocean floor: 'Could not believe our eyes'

Scientists studying a remote part of the ocean floor off the coast of Central and South America say they've made an extraordinary discovery 2,500 …

Captain Marvel

I’ve seen the new AI collar that lets your dog talk, and it’s as wild as it sounds

The Shazam Band is a new AI-powered collar containing speakers and sensors that lets your pet talk to you, just like the dogs in the Pixar movie UP …

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Runners roar up ski slope in colourful dinosaur costumes in Japan

Over 100 runners in dinosaur costumes raced up a grassy ski slope in Katsuyama City, Japan, on Sunday to promote the city’s fossil heritage.

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5 people who might want Eric Adams' job

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Saving Abandoned Animals in a War Zone With This Animal Rescuer

Nora Lifshitz is a hero to many abandoned animals left by their owners in the wake of Hamas’s attack. Veuer’s Chloe Hurst has the story!

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How This Duo is Making Skin Cancer Detection Easier

Tulsa-based founders Daniel Marques and Julian Abhari discuss how SkinCheck uses A.I. to potentially detect skin cancer. *Sponsored by Build In Tulsa

Debunked: Hurricane Milton wasn’t man-made through Cloud Seeding

US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has been the latest A-list politican to push false claims that Hurricane Milton was created or manipulated by US government cloud seeding. President Joe Biden called the Georgian politicians outlandish lies ‘ridiculous.’ Cloud seeding, used worldwide to increase rain or snow, isn’t capable of creating or controlling storms. The technique simply nudges clouds to release more precipitation, typically for agricultural purposes. While past government experiments tried to weaken hurricanes, like Project Cirrus in the 1940s, these efforts failed. There’s no reason the government would intentionally create a deadly, costly storm, and reflect broader political agendas.

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X is worth 80% less than when Elon Musk bought it

TheStreet’s Conway Gittens brings you the biggest news of the day, including what investors are watching and why staying warm this winter is going to cost you.