Sony and Honda's Afeela EV Venture Collapses Before It Ever Hit the Road

Two polyunsaturated fatty acids found in bitter melon and tung oil can selectively kill senescent cells, adding an unexpected entry to the senolytic field.

Google's Android is no longer just on car screens — it's taking over seats, climate systems, and more, raising deep questions about who really owns the car.

Sean Duffy says the lone-controller story is wrong, but the real question is whether the system around those controllers was ever adequate.

Lamborghini's fully in-house Temerario GT3 is less a race car than a rolling engineering laboratory with consequences far beyond the podium.

Subaru's 420-horsepower electric SUV isn't just a new model, it's a stress test for one of America's most loyal automotive fanbases.

String theory has dominated physics for 50 years without a single confirmed prediction. A new program may finally give it a falsifiable frontier.

Biological age tests are flooding the wellness market, but the science behind them is far murkier than the companies selling them want you to know.

Jay Leno argues the Tesla Semi's 500-mile range is almost beside the point. The real story is what it costs to keep one running.