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Sanders would regulate broadband as utility and spend $150 billion on networks.

Co-producer Todd Lieberman on the challenges of bringing this story to the silver screen

Taking down Frankenstein's Monster and the Invisible Man... together.

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft spotted the asteroid spitting out rocks.

Pompeii continues to reveal details of ancient Roman life.

"I don't want to have anything to do with this," a juror said after the verdict.

"And here is the hand of Moscow."

Hulu already added 4K for some platforms, then removed it, then added it again.

In-memory infection makes it harder for end-point protection to detect it.

The good absolutely outweighs the bad in a $10 no-brainer for Halo fans on PC.

"Burp-talking" is just one example of the cartoon's rich array of nonword sounds.

Fake accounts are easy to buy and make, and platforms are bad at yanking them.

He allegedly compared a mass vaccination campaign to a "killing spree."

You can create and add to shopping lists in Google Keep, Any.do, AnyList, and Bring.

Plus deals on Instant Pots, microSD cards, the Sega Genesis Mini, and more tech.

Stadia's Darksiders Genesis' is 25% less on Steam, same price as coming console versions

Romance, drug, and blockchain scammers drawn to crypto-chat like flies to…

In our latest holiday gift guide, we recommend good tech for around the house.

"Billions were stolen. Of course it deserves to be named Vladimir Putin."

Ultra-wideband is behind the latest iPhone privacy puzzler.

Annual update shows a smaller increase in 2019 compared to last year.

There's a 3.5mm headphone jack, no notches, and a MicroSD slot.

Hammer falls on the cybercrime group behind Dridex, the most widespread malware ever.

The feds are calling 20+ witnesses in a case Oracle says is against federal law.

100Mbps no longer offered to new customers: Google Fiber is all gigabit.

Eero's Wi-Fi is great—but its Alexa integration is truly horrible.

"When they find out who you are, they will show you no mercy."

Robert Krulwich: "It dawned on me that I was no longer crucial to what was going on."

Huawei lawsuit seeks to overturn ban on Huawei gear in FCC-funded networks.

From missing planets to missing romance options, players are restoring a classic.

First-of-its-kind system requires a rare combination of events.

The rocket's first stage made it safely back to Earth.

The 5G modem still isn't integrated, but Qualcomm won't sell the 865 without one.

The outbreak has killed 60 so far, almost all young children.

Specs haven't been finalized; for now, Spencer confirms back-compat pledge.

Her career included numerous episodes, plus deep explorations of Vulcan society.

FCC buries investigation's finding in 5G press release, won't punish carriers.

BMW had previously charged $80 per year for BMW owners to use CarPlay.

Why host skimmers yourself when you can abuse a service to do it for free?

Redo of 2017 study uses newer data on battery manufacturing.

The bestselling Robert Jordan novels are as popular as A Song of Ice and Fire.

“ZeroCleare” wiper, descendant of Shamoon, found by IBM responders.

Never miss your fingerprint scanner again with this giant new sensor.

The phages use a three-pronged strategy to cripple the agricultural pathogen.

DirecTV has lost millions of customers, but AT&T expects success in online video.

The images also shed light on the mechanics of mammoth footsteps.

Was the potential for bias considered in these literal life-or-death algorithms?

Premiere trailer answers “why another Bond film” by looking like five films in one.

The mission may demonstrate a new capability to the Air Force.

Company security analyst sent session cookie allowing account take-over.