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A British tech entrepreneur posted on Reddit looking for help getting a Cold War era nuclear early warning radar dish to spin again.

The sample files contain a trove of crime reports, including cases of looting, fraud, and “illegal” handjobs.

The Supreme Court’s ruling on the EPA will have far reaching effects for the future of environmental regulation and the Republic itself.

When it was created, the new Agency sent photographers around the country to capture an America in environmental decline.

Period tracker apps and social media collect a wealth of information on us. Would they turn it over to state authorities looking to punish people who’ve sought reproductive care?

The Supreme Court’s recent decision has created added tension and complications to a system that can’t afford them.

The popular first-person shooter will soon be listening to everything you say in voice chat.

Both the House and the Senate want to bring back nuclear armed cruise missiles

At the 21st Annual Mr. Landlord.com National Landlord Convention, rents on on the rise and life is good.

The FTC is going after Westinghouse and the motorcycle manufacturer for misleading customers about warranties.

Three days in St. Louis with 200 landlords at the 21st Annual Mr. Landlord.com National Landlord Convention.

A security researcher discovered a security vulnerability in SmartTubs that gave them access to the personal information of anyone in the world who used the software.

Canadian government officials are asking their U.S. counterparts about UFOs and nuclear security.

For almost two decades, this man terrorized women online. Then they decided to band together.

Stories about intelligent machines painting masterpieces and gaining sentience distract from the very real problems with the systems.

Court documents allege a woman used the tracker to chase down her boyfriend. Then she ran him over with her car.

In an ad posted to Telegram, a volunteer on the frontlines of Russia's war on Ukraine is offering to paint special messages onto shells that will be fired at Russians.

Inside the burgeoning field of people who keep the world of decentralized finance safe.

Dogecoin inventor Jackson Palmer sits down to explain why everything online right now feels like someone is trying to get one over on you.

After 24 hours, the nine bots running on 4chan had posted 15,000 times.

Every essential crypto term, defined.

Every blockchain project has a Discord server and the platform’s features make it the perfect habitat for scammers and grifters.

The Georgia rep just won her primary and has launched a new show on Facebook Live where she communicates her theories directly to the public.

Jared Wilson’s struggle to keep his John Deere tractors running highlights the stranglehold the company has on the people who produce America’s food.

Newly declassified plans reveal how the White House will seek to maintain power during an apocalyptic event.

Why are people flocking to Paradise four years after a wildfire all but destroyed the town entirely?

Uvalde SWAT visited schools to "familiarize themselves with layouts of our local schools and businesses."

Old tanks are coming out of storage, the Russian Navy is eying civilian ships, and there’s no longer an upper limit on military recruitment age.

Hackers worked with journalists to publish and contextualize a mountain of data they pulled out of China about Uyghur internment.

The e-bike is ideal for moving snipers and anti-tank weapons quickly and quietly around the battlefield.

A new report from the Stockholm International Peace Institute paints a grim picture of the coming decades.

The Starship company has done what Boston Dynamics and others haven’t: designed a robot that’s met with joy instead of fear.

A U.S. National Guard officer put his face between the breasts of a subordinate during a promotional ceremony and retired after his court martial hearing.

Nuclear energy might help us fight climate change, but questions about its safety and startup costs still linger.

New York's attorney general is looking into a number of social media companies over their role in the Buffalo shooting. Legal experts say little can be done.

Say goodbye to McDonald's, say hello to DonMak and Uncle Vanya's.

Despite the content moderator’s best efforts, the shooter’s manifesto and video of the attacks are still proliferating across social media.

‘Ghosts in the Machine’ is a mix of bizarre and creepy images that sticks in the mind, but probably won’t send people running to the recruiter’s office.

The criminal mastermind behind an international drug market sold meth on the darkweb and did business via a prison’s unsecured phone lines.

A relic of the Vietnam war, this instructional video walks airmen through the dangers of unsafe sex.

We’ll be jammin’ out a lot this summer, and to properly honor all of our favorite bangers, we found the best outdoor speakers in the game.

Coins are down across the board, the NFT market has evaporated, and the short-term future of cryptocurrency seems grim.

Pandas lured out with grapes, a roaming bobcat, and a monitor lizard who did not want to lay pipe for a crowd.

“The blood of thousands of Ukrainians and hundreds of their murdered children is on your hands,” TVs across the country said.

The volatile crypto market has fueled a GPU shortage, but that may not be good for long term investors in companies like Nvidia.

The project will help Ukraine preserve its cultural heritage, even if cultural artifacts are destroyed.

Leaked documents show that the social media giant has no idea where all that information it collects on you ends up.

In the latest salvo in Putin’s long running crackdown against the free encyclopedia, Russia’s president explained why his own experts are better sources of information.

In a recent report from a village near Luhansk, Russian journalists claimed to discover the remnants of occult rituals in a building once used by Ukrainian soldiers.