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"You can only get so many pounds of potatoes out of a five-pound sack."

Iranian news group ran disinformation campaigns to mislead US voters, US says.

Nurse who led the fight reportedly has a new job treating people inside their homes.

It has a Mediatek G35 SoC and 5050 mAh battery, comes with 2 years of updates.

Open source repositories can be vectors for maliciousness, so look before you run.

Google offers many desirable, easy-to-use, effective features. Going open source is trickier.

Ancient species may re-enter the ecosystem as the world's permafrost thaws.

Within a few decades, many areas of the US may see a rapid change in frequency.

Game Pass Ultimate's $15/mo now goes a lot further, and we break down why.

The Delta coronavirus variant now accounts for 20.6 percent of cases in the US.

"Your mission is to destroy every trace of something known only as Project Starfish."

We've dug through piles of Prime Day garbage to find the gear worth considering.

Today's RISC-V microcontrollers may lead to future RISC-V phones and laptops.

Leak shows that, like the rest of the ransomware scourge, Cl0p isn't going away.

You can get a phone with 2020 flagship specs and a 90 Hz display for under $400.

Bad news if you're a Twitch streamer on PS5, though dev says fix is incoming.

Car manufacturing expertise could supercharge Boston Dynamics' commercial hopes.

EC says Google hiding user data from advertisers may violate competition rules.

Unsurprisingly, EV accessibility is unevenly distributed across the country.

Untraceable "privacy coin" is rising in popularity among ransomware gangs.

"I would simply say, Congress supports SLS and Orion."

Not long ago, Spielberg was trying to disqualify Netflix films from the Oscars.

The simplest way to avoid C-language coding traps is to avoid coding in C.

The world's most secure consumer OS is bitten by a garden-variety programming bug.

Some Texans who opted in to energy-saving plan didn't realize what they agreed to.

CentOS co-founder Greg Kurtzer's new distro hit general availability today.

Many of the drugs we flush could change aquatic animal behavior—theoretically.

Massachusetts launched a COVID tracking app, and uh, it was automatically installed?!

We talk to GM about its hydrogen fuel cell strategy.

Some of our top smartwatch picks are at their lowest prices yet for Prime Day.

Version 1.23 approaches 30 fps on base PS4—but still isn't quite enough for PSN.

Experts hypothesize that a combination of factors linked to COVID is fueling the surge.

"This is a huge challenge that we need to work together on."

A few good deals for those not wishing to give business to Amazon on Prime Day.

We've cut through the noise to find Prime Day's best buys for bargain hunters.

One of our favorite sets of true wireless earbuds is deeply discounted as well.

The joint venture with Customcells will focus on cells with silicon anodes.

Ryan Reynolds, Samuel L. Jackson, and Salma Hayek carry film through the rough spots.

It's light(ish) but includes masks, disease-driven death, and humans being bad to each other.

The rocket-building game lets you pilot a fusion-propelled craft right now.

Experiments could enhance our understanding of the origin of prehistoric art in caves.

Two Viking Age warriors from the same family died hundreds of kilometers apart.

Researchers try different approaches to solve problem of amplifying negative stereotypes.

"I seek justice for myself and the countless victims who don't come forward."

LAPD officers "spread the word" for the startup, helping it gain market share.

The default package is worth its $600 cost, but do your research before buying.

Upgraded data protection and less reliance on the cloud could lock users in.

"The Space Safari team intends to push the envelope."

Arrests of Cl0p hacker group members adds to pressure on other countries to follow suit.

No link-cable needed for this emulated single-machine, single-display solution.