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"Sustaining safe and successful ISS operations remains a priority for the United States."

A punch-filled excerpt from upcoming history book Long Live Mortal Kombat.

Ars chats with historian Barry Strauss about his book, The War that Made the Roman Empire.

Vulnerability in the Spring Java Framework is important, but it's no Log4Shell.

The complex trial will test six booster regimens to broaden protection.

It's an April Fool's joke, yes, but it's also real.

Project supports persistent storage, reduced CPU usage, and other neat tricks.

We promise this isn't an April Fools' Day post.

Stretch is out of the prototype phase and ready for warehouse duty.

Yes, this is real—and while not perfect, it's fantastic for a fan-made mod.

Chipmaker Mikron accounts for half of Russia's chip exports.

IGDA director tells Ars the space is a "socio-political explosion waiting to happen."

As small as an HDMI monitor gets.

The US missed out on the hot Yaris, but we're getting Gazoo Racing's follow-up.

Huawei has been early winner from Ukraine war but remains wary of threat from US.

Lawmakers say deal could lead to "lack of accountability" for Activision management.

Cheaper CPUs are getting competitive again after a couple of dry years.

"Investors deserve the protections they receive from traditional IPOs."

If we do nothing, parts of the US will see a tripling in wildfire smoke pollution.

With 5 0-days this year, Apple is on track to meet or break its 2021 tally of 12.

Findings from latest field expeditions support hypothesis proposed last year.

The antiparasitic failed to reduce hospitalization and all other severe outcomes.

Highlights include outstanding aero efficiency and amazing voice recognition.

The findings add further weight to the idea of mix-and-match boosting.

AcidRain is the seventh wiper associated with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Ubiquiti's market cap dropped $4 billion following news coverage.

Plus, administrators are being stripped of organization-wide privacy controls.

There are also updates for watchOS, iPadOS, and tvOS.

"ESA E3 is officially cancelled cancelled"—and another virtual fest swoops in.

Clever engineering shrinks filter—but Ars' chief weird-mask tester has concerns.

A mouse that does a lot doesn't have to weigh a lot.

Nightly Chrome canary builds can now track user interests and run ad auctions.

Star Ewan McGregor makes announcement via video posted to Twitter, YouTube.

What happens when an old satellite is no longer in use but can still broadcast?

Consultants placed op-eds, pushed local news to run stories maligning TikTok.

Dell puts LG Display's new IPS sub-type into its latest USB-C UltraSharp monitors.

12 W USB-C laptop dock with a twist.

Dell's latest business laptops tout enhanced AI software, thinner builds, Intel 12th Gen.

The DOJ investigates if Google Maps' various bundling schemes are anticompetitive.

Financial services will get the full Apple treatment, sources say.

Data released by the group purports to belong to Apple, Facebook, and others.

Dealmaster also has the new iPad Air, recommended board games, and LG OLED TVs.

Bill would define which behaviors are illegal and anticompetitive on platforms.

The Eletre is due in the US in 2024 with 600 hp and more than 300 miles of range.

Gravitational lensing has amplified the light of what may be a single star.

Motorola is now up to 10 percent market share while LG flatlines.

"We didn't do anything special, there's nothing wrong with torrents."

Former employee raises concerns about grievance procedure after assault, harassment.

Launch begins with Arc 3, which competes with low-end GeForce and Radeon GPUs.

In this episode of "Edge of Knowledge," we look at those most singular singularities.