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Ever since she first debuted as a superheroic variant of Gwen Stacy in 2014, Spider-Gwen has become a semi-staple of Spider-Man media. If she’s not swinging on her own with Miles or Peter, she’s caught up in her own situations. While the original Gwen is being revived and turned into Gwenpool in a few months

Everybody loves Pokémon, whether that’s playing with (and as) them, watching them, and collecting ’em all. Nintendo’s never not ready to trot them out, and for those in the U.S., you’ll be able to visit them at a museum next year. On May 22, 2026, Nintendo will bring its Pokémon Fossil Museum to the Chicago’s

State police raided West Coast Game Park Safari in Bendon, Oregon, on Thursday, as the roadside zoo faces allegations of animal mistreatment and neglect. Years of U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reports have found that the park’s more than 450 animals live in shocking conditions, citing a dead tiger kept in a freezer for months

An attorney defending AI firm Anthropic in a copyright case brought by music publishers apologized to the court on Thursday for citation errors that slipped into a filing after using the biz’s own AI tool, Claude, to format references. The incident reinforces what’s becoming a pattern in legal tech: while AI models can be fine-tuned

Nucor, the largest steel manufacturer in the US, shut down production operations after discovering its servers had been penetrated. In a Tuesday 8-K filing to America’s Securities and Exchange Commission, the metals magnate said some of its facilities had been shut down while an unnamed third-party security company investigates an attack against “certain information technology

Microsoft is axing 3 percent of its global workforce – its biggest purge since chopping 10,000 jobs in early 2023 – this time to flatten its management structure. Redmond confirmed the move to The Register, saying it’s part of an effort to streamline operations by culling managers. With a headcount of around 228,000 as of

Come fall, Wicked fans will be able to hold space for “Defying Gravity” at home again with a special televised event. A live musical special featuring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, the stars of Jon M. Chu’s cinematic adaptation of the Broadway hit, will be broadcast on NBC and Peacock later this year. The announcement which

Earlier this week, the FBI urged folks to bin aging routers vulnerable to hijacking, citing ongoing attacks linked to TheMoon malware. In a related move, the US Department of Justice unsealed indictments against four foreign nationals accused of running a long-running proxy-for-hire network that exploited outdated routers to funnel criminal traffic. In a FLASH bulletin

The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) is gradually shifting its spending from the US to Europe, according to research from Tussell. The RAF took delivery of two new F-35B Lightning jets – flown in from Texas and built by Lockheed Martin – at its base in Marham, Norfolk this week. But research from Tussell says

On Call The unconditional love of a pet is often a solace, and perhaps never more so than at the end of a busy working week. Which is when The Register competes with the animal kingdom for your affection by delivering a new edition of On Call, our Friday column in which we share your