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The era of the flying car appears to be coming closer – but huge challenges remain to be solved.

Gallery owner Steph Warren had a job at the "reserved" graffiti star's print shop in London.

The item is under police guard as state and federal authorities work to identify its origin.

Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella ate raw fish and drank rainwater during their ordeal in the Pacific.

Foothill villages in close proximity to warring groups are the most vulnerable in Manipur's conflict.

Companies are using augmented reality labels on their products to share videos and animations.

Elon Musk confirms the firm has a heavy debt load and income in June was not what had been expected.

The controversial police unit enforces Iran's strict dress code and has been accused of brutality.

The English-French star, who rose to fame alongside Serge Gainsbourg, has died in Paris.

Amidst a record-breaking heatwave, cities across Texas are exploring ways to keep people cool. But the state also needs to tackle historic inequalities affecting who is most at risk.

A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.

Shekhar Kapur says diverse casting is "a good thing" but hides "a greater, more fundamental issue".

The eruption of Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai produced one of the most extreme lightning storms ever and it has given scientists a unique glimpse into the volcano's secrets.

As actors strike in Hollywood, unions say they want more protection from artificial intelligence.

Powerful new magnets have revived efforts to build a quiet propulsion system for ships and submarines.

US regulators are asking the maker of ChatGPT about protections for privacy and reputational risk.

With Chandrayaan-3, India aims to be the first to land near the Moon's little-explored south pole.

As the movie Oppenheimer is released, Ben Platts-Mills explores the true story of the enigmatic Manhattan Project scientist, and the atomic bomb that made him a "destroyer of worlds".

Thales Glasgow will continue a 100-year tradition of supplying periscopes to the Royal Navy

Some fear the controversial new barrier may make the crossing more dangerous for migrants.

Young Italians object to the acquittal of a school caretaker who admitted groping a teenage student.

The exiled Czech-French writer used satire to explore totalitarianism and the human condition.

Suumit Shah, founder of an e-commerce website, said that his firm had laid off 90% of its support staff.

Cheetahs were declared extinct in India in 1952, but they were reintroduced last year amid much fanfare.