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Everything around the legendary project is divided, and there seems to be no easy way out.

We break down how to go through the Apple Watch settings to find out what model you have.

If Greenland isn’t an option, the U.S. has its eye on a Norwegian submarine base. The problem? It’s already in use.

Snapchat has a planetary system for organizing your best friends. Here’s how it works.

The loss in Maersk containers alone amounted to millions of dollars.

It could be months before officials determine an official cause of the fires, though there are clues that indicate what investigators are looking into.

The phone featured 32 MB of internal memory, allowing users to store around 10 songs.

From movie stars and influencers to K-pop artists and even Superman, the perm is making a comeback.

China has positioned itself as a pioneer in integrating advanced robotics into elder care.

Ramen shops struggle with soaring raw material, labor, and energy costs.

According to archaeologists’ estimates, the inhabitants created the map about 20,000 years ago.

An economics professor highlights the key factors needed to avoid demographic collapse and ensure a stable future for Japan.

“The tram? It’s not for us anymore, it’s reserved for tourists!” one resident says.

Your life could depend on it.

Human resource managers recognize that requiring highly skilled employees to return to the office may increase the staff turnover rate.

Measuring happiness is complex.

“Energy is limited, so I have to cut out things that drain me the most. And the first thing to go? Dating,” says one young man.

Documents revealed in a recent lawsuit show how Zuckerberg made a decision that could pose legal and ethical risks.

The Biden administration would introduce another package of sanctions against China before leaving office.

For years, polysilicon was the most expensive material in solar panels. Now, it ranks as the fourth most expensive.

Shadows takes on unexpected relevance as it becomes what separates Ubisoft from the brink.

Although China is a world leader in solar and wind power, it continues to prioritize coal to ensure its energy security.