A REACH Air Medical helicopter went down in the Pacific moments after leaving Catalina Island on Sept. 30, killing the pilot, a flight nurse and the patient they were flying to the mainland, and setting off a 23-hour search by the Coast Guard and Los Angeles County crews.

Two Lockheed Martin-built F-16 Block 70s landed at a Taiwan air base this week, the first deliveries in an $8 billion, 66-jet program that has slipped years behind schedule as the island races to counter China's growing air power.

Pedro Pascal plays a touring cellist turned Hollywood session musician in "Behemoth!," which premiered at Alice Tully Hall as this year's NYFF centerpiece and assembled nine veteran film composers to score it.

A recall that began in July with blueberries at a Florida grocer now stretches to 30 states and, for the first time, a third national retailer — even though the E. coli outbreak that originally triggered it was declared over three weeks ago.

Engineers confirmed this week that the planet-imaging instrument aboard NASA's newly launched Roman Space Telescope can hold its aim steady enough to photograph starlight-blocked targets, clearing the way for a months-long calibration campaign before science begins in 2027.

A new executive order tells every federal agency to replace "artificial intelligence" with "Super Intelligence" in official use. Days earlier, Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar introduced legislation to ban superintelligent AI outright and create a new federal agency to police it.

Four months after a draft-night trade sent two first-round picks to Anaheim, Mason McTavish opened his St. Louis career with a season-opening goal, and Joel Hofer stopped all 25 shots he faced in the shutout.

The company has published open-source firmware kits and begun shipping a free smart-home adapter, inviting outside developers to build physical gadgets around its three-week-old personal assistant.