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March 29

Abby Hornacek shares update after live SUPLEX

Fox Nation's Abby Hornacek describes the 'wild' and 'disorienting' experience of being suplexed by Olympic wrestler Kennedy Blades, defending the athlete against social media critics and calling her a 'true pro.'

March 29

Are robots coming to a McDonald’s near you?

McDonald's tested humanoid robots from Keenon Robotics at a Shanghai location, where they greeted customers and delivered food in a short pilot program.

March 28

Jewish summer camps ramping up security measures amid rising antisemitism, and parents are footing the bill

Jewish summer camps are adding security fees amid rising antisemitism as organizations work to keep tens of thousands of children safe.

March 28

Baseball is changing forever with robot ump challenges

MLB's new robot ump system lets players challenge ball and strike calls by tapping their heads, with results appearing on stadium screens within seconds.

March 28

Why that $4 charge on your statement could be fraud

Ghost tapping scams use small contactless charges to test stolen card details, the BBB warns. Learn to spot unauthorized NFC charges before fraud spreads.

March 28

Zelenskyy says Ukraine sharing drone defense ‘expertise’ with Gulf nations

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discusses Ukraine’s drone defense technology and how it is sharing that expertise with Gulf allies amid the Iran conflict.

March 28

'The AI Doc' Review: A timely crash course on the tech dominating our lives

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital reviews Focus Features' timely documentary "The AI Doc: or How I Became an Apocaloptimist." Directed by Daniel Roher and Charlie Tyrell.

March 28

Most Americans are doing one nightly activity that's wrecking their sleep, expert says

A sleep expert says 90% of Americans use phones in bed. Blue light exposure and stimulating content can disrupt rest. She shares a simple tip to set healthy boundaries.

March 28

FCC chairman questions NFL’s antitrust protection as league shifts to streaming services

The FCC is seeking public comment on sports streaming shifts as a 1961 law that shields the NFL from antitrust rules faces new scrutiny over paywalls.

March 28

Too loud? Ticket’s in the mail

Noise cameras are spreading across U.S. cities, issuing automatic tickets up to $2,500. NYC has already collected nearly $2 million in fines since 2021.