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Balmy weather is still a ways off but that's not stopping me from having backyard hangs with Ninja's hybrid outdoor heater.

For decades, the imperfect mother has been making the perfect horror villain. Just look at 'Psycho', 'Carrie' or 'Rosemary's Baby.' But recently, mothers who don't have it all figured out are taking central stage in American cinema, not as villains but as messy heroines. And while we're all here for it, we also wonder, can we talk about a cultural shift in the way cinema treats mothers' stories?

Looking to sign yourself or a senior family member up for phone service? Those 55 and older can save money with special phone plans.

Four different quantum systems with four different types of qubits were on display at Nvidia GTC, here's how they all work.

Tyrell spoke with CNET about the new documentary, which explores the tension between optimism and pessimism about the AI boom, now available in select theaters.

A look into the way Meta handles moderation suggests Community Notes aren't an effective substitute for the third-party fact-checking program it disbanded last year.