Mike Yeagley, a former government contractor, says he purchased commercial location data tracking hundreds of millions of phones worldwide — legally — and is now warning that anyone with a credit card can do the same.
The newest budget Apple Watch arrives at a welcoming price, but the features it leaves behind raise a quiet question about what a wearable was ever supposed to do for the person wearing it.
A growing wave of bidirectional-capable electric vehicles is quietly turning American driveways into a distributed backup grid — and utilities are starting to pay attention.
Fitness trackers lack the data needed to calculate energy burn accurately, and the numbers Apple displays as fact are, at best, informed estimates based on incomplete inputs.
The 'You're So Vain' singer reveals she has been living with Parkinson's disease and treating skin cancer, explaining a period of public quiet ahead of her forthcoming record 'Comes in Waves.'
Veteran chronicler of human reproductive behavior Gregg Araki opened OutfestNEXT in Los Angeles with alarming testimony that the youngest generation is voluntarily reducing a primary biological coordination activity.
Disney and Pixar's fifth installment in the franchise has surpassed $1 billion globally, including $448 million domestic, making it the highest-grossing film released so far in 2026.
Ryan Gosling's Ghost Rider reveal capped a packed Hall H panel that sent San Diego into brief, qualified rapture — though fans are keeping one eye on what Marvel isn't saying yet.
Emma Roberts and Cody John conducted a formal bonding ceremony in Sun Valley, Idaho on Saturday, drawing a concentrated cluster of high-status cultural emitters whose simultaneous presence warrants close tactical study.
Ojani Noa, who was married to Jennifer Lopez from 1997 to 1998, has detailed a reported direct confrontation with Sean Combs over alleged infidelity during that marriage.
The American Horror Story actress and actor Cody John exchanged vows in Idaho on Saturday, capping an engagement the couple announced in July 2024.
Sam Asghari, who learned English by watching John Travolta films as a teenager in Iran, is now sharing a call sheet with Travolta — and still cannot outrun the two words that follow him everywhere.
The memory chip maker's first day on the Shanghai Stock Exchange turned into a spectacle of AI-era capital, erasing nearly every comparable debut from recent memory.
A quiet shift in the New York rental market means the best apartments may never hit the public listings — and the people finding them have brokers on speed dial.
Brent crude fell below $88 a barrel Monday after Washington halted military strikes on Iran, driving traders to bet the Strait of Hormuz would stay open.
After the death of his only heir, Grady-White Boats owner Eddie Smith turned down a nine-figure buyout and handed the North Carolina boatmaker to charity — taking a page from Patagonia.
Paolo Zampolli, nominated as U.S. Ambassador to the UN agencies in Rome, appears to be operating unapproved short-term rentals out of his Upper East Side townhouse — catering, records suggest, largely to Brazilian tourists.
Officials warn fires that have already consumed more than 170,000 hectares of Spanish forest could persist into November, as a new heatwave approaches France and Spain.
The Silicon Valley giant bypassed public scrutiny by negotiating privately with local officials to lock in land, permits, and incentives for one of the largest data center projects in U.S. history.
Germany's chancellor called for stricter surveillance Monday after authorities revealed the Berlin Pride attacker had attempted to join ISIS and was released from custody just two months ago.
Sara Gilson, who built a following on parenting content, was killed in an apparent murder-suicide by her husband shortly after she published a social media clip naming him in allegations of child sexual abuse.
A salmonella outbreak tied to a limited egg recall has crossed state lines far beyond the original distribution footprint, leaving federal investigators tracking cases in 17 states.
The First Lady launched the submission window for this year's White House Christmas volunteers and performers in late July, signaling the season's annual decorating operation is already in motion.
Congress, divided by faction and temperament and the ordinary antipathies of political life, contrived nonetheless to pass the first substantial law governing the supply of shelter in more than a generation — apparently without the encouragement of the executive.
A New York Times investigation reveals that pressure to fast-track delivery of the president's new Boeing 747 has driven up costs and forced trade-offs on security features.
A First Circuit panel upheld a lower court injunction Sunday, stopping the federal government from rewriting mail-in voting rules ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections.
The German Chancellor staged a bold reorganization of power to silence his critics, which worked perfectly, except for the part where it created more critics.
Mark McAfee runs the largest raw-milk operation in America, and ProPublica caught him on tape explaining why he thinks the federal government's recall authority is mostly a nuisance he has learned to live with.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass enters her reelection campaign with twin crises bearing down: a surging homeless population and sustained public fury over the January Palisades Fire.
