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'Pluribus' season 2 is taking forever to start filming, but there is new information from Vince Gilligan that gives us season 2 release date info.

Samsung 2026 TVs have delivered the hardware, Amazon Prime Video is now delivering the content.

If nobody can answer who allowed it, what data it touched and how to undo it, the business has created a new unmanaged worker.

Recovery confidence is an investment grounded in an organization's own preparation rather than its ability to consistently outpace an attacker.

'The Last House' is the #1 movie on Netflix right now, but here's a review to explain why it's not worth your time.

Pediatric health is critically underfunded, despite 1/3 of the global population being kids. But the ROI of investing in kids yields profound health and economic returns.

A psychiatrist explains why postpartum psychosis is so often missed by doctors — and what needs to change in how it's diagnosed and treated.

A reproductive psychiatrist explains differences in maternal mental health diagnoses and why the distinctions matter.

This new GaN desk charger from Satechi has a total output of 240W and can charge up to six devces from its USB-C ports with support for fast charging.

One of the biggest mistakes organizations can make is waiting until an employee resigns before asking who owns their AI.

Can ChatGPT help you win Powerball? AI cannot improve the odds, but it may help you avoid popular number patterns and reduce the risk of splitting a jackpot.

What looks like judgmental behavior can actually signal sharper thinking. A psychologist breaks down two surprising 'harsh' habits linked to real intelligence.

As AI becomes another participant in enterprise operations, identity has to operate wherever modern software is built, deployed and governed.

A faster form filler that cannot reason through subjective, payer-specific medical necessity may only create a faster path to another denial.

Your AI agents forget everything between sessions. That's why they stall. Microsoft and Glean are racing to build the enterprise brain that finally makes them remember.