UCLA sits at No. 6 in the 2027 recruiting rankings with 18 commits and 10 four-stars, but can the Bruins maintain their ...

Researchers have discovered lithium hidden in pyrite within ancient shale rocks—an unexpected find that could reshape how we source this critical battery material. It raises the possibility of ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Across the Trump administration, agencies have committed to a supposed “gold standard” of science. Critics, ...

After a lengthy record setting run, the gold price hit a wall in March. The yellow metal ended February trading for US$5,279 an ounce, according to data from Bloomberg. By the time the smoke cleared ...

If you buy a candy bar in New York, you pay a sales tax. If you buy a solid gold bar, your purchase is tax-free. That doesn’t make much sense to Democrats in the state Senate who are pushing to repeal ...

T-Mobile releases a cologne that smells like a phone (not really), Fortnite allows llama riding (yes, really), Warhammer: The Musical and more. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and ...

The last-place Wizards can’t even do Aprils Fools’ Day right. The team played a gag on a fan during its tilt with the 76ers on Wednesday night, and when nobody found the bit funny, Washington ...

It’s April Fools’ Day 2026, and that means it’s once again time to comb through another round of the best jokes and pranks the gaming industry has to offer. Social media feeds have already been filled ...

TOPSHOT - US President Donald Trump rides in his motorcade as he arrives at the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC on April 1, 2026. President Donald Trump will watch the US Supreme Court hear a ...

Welcome to the worst day on the internet! As Chaim Gartenberg pointed out years ago, brands and a holiday dedicated to hoaxes are rarely a winning combo. If you’re a company with any kind of social ...

In the digital age, April 1 has evolved into a high-stakes obstacle course of misinformation, where the line between a “breaking news” alert and a well-orchestrated prank is thinner than a referee’s ...