Sharon Adarlo

Amidst cries of terror and surprise, a white blimp crash-landed into a residential neighborhood in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, recalling previous airship accidents around the world.

Wildlife officials in Hawaii are using drones to kill coqui frogs by dumping citric acid on these invasive creatures.

A woman with Type 1 diabetes who was treated with her own stem cells subsequently started producing insulin on her own, making her the first person with this type of diabetes to reverse her condition using this new treatment.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has boasted that the Cybertruck is built to tackle the toughest of terrain — even an apocalypse — and that the windshield made of "armor glass" is essentially shatter resistant.

Right wing extremists are using artificial intelligence to bring Adolf Hitler back to life for social media consumption.

A police department in the United Kingdom is testing an AI-powered system that could potentially help solve cold cases by condensing decades of detective work into mere hours, Sky News reports.

AI tools may actually create more work for coders, not less.

The New York City Council approved a contraceptive pilot program last week that will try to curb the city's huge rat population using birth control.

Dramatic video footage shows the moment when a Russian fighter jet screams by an American F-16 in the skies above Alaska last month, attracting stern condemnation from US officials.

NASA is seriously contemplating growing future habitable structures out of mushrooms for space colonies on the lunar surface and eventually Mars, according to Al Jazeera. The space agency recently awarded a $2 million contract to a research group at NASA's Ames Research Center for the further study and development of "mycotecture."