Tad Fisher

In a recent statement, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg doubled down on his belief that the $500 Quest 3 is superior to the $3,500 Vision Pro, despite the higher resolution of the latter. This comes after analyst Benedict Evans revealed that Meta VR engineers claim the Vision Pro is “basically the same thing” as the Quest, but Zuckerberg disagrees.

The possibility of lower-than-expected inflation numbers had investors hopeful for potential Federal Reserve rate cuts, which could lead to a market rally.

As Muslims around the world marked the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, Palestinians in Gaza faced a difficult first day with ongoing conflict, famine, and disease.

A new blood test for colorectal cancer shows promising results in a recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine. The test, developed by Guardant Health, accurately detected the disease in 83% of individuals confirmed to have it.

DarwinAI, a company focused on creating AI technology for inspecting components during the manufacturing process, had gained recognition for its work in making smaller and more efficient AI systems.

A recent case of bacterial meningitis at the Norfolk City Jail has raised concerns about the potential spread of the dangerous infection. On March 8, an inmate tested positive for bacterial meningitis at a local hospital, prompting the Norfolk Health Department to notify the Norfolk Sheriff's Office and the jail on March 11.

Justin Fields has been traded from the Chicago Bears to the Pittsburgh Steelers in a deal that could potentially bolster the Steelers' quarterback depth for the upcoming season. The trade, which involved a 2025 sixth-round pick that could upgrade to a fourth-round pick based on playtime, marks the end of Fields' tenure in Chicago.

Nintendo's latest release, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, has been turning heads in the gaming industry despite not reaching the visual standards set by other AAA games on different consoles. The game has been praised as a technical marvel, with its unique physics-driven world offering endless possibilities for players.

In a surprising turn of events, Louisville fans found themselves cheering on an unexpected underdog in the NCAA tournament as their rivals, the Kentucky Wildcats, suffered a shocking loss. This unexpected upset has resulted in a wave of schadenfreude among Louisville faithful, who have been enduring a disappointing season of their own.

Three experts in the space industry, Will Robinson-Smith from Spaceflight Now, Jeff Foust from Space News, and Bill Harwood from CBS News, recently discussed the latest news in a webinar.