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24,000 years of climate history, with our current warming being unique in the record.

Apple can still appeal the ruling before it goes into effect Dec. 9.

"We've lost nearly seven months in litigation."

When murder hornets approach an Asian beehive, everyone can hear the screams.

Facebook said it will remove "sensitive" ad-targeting categories in January.

The effigy was likely made in the mid 1380s on the order of King Richard II.

People could use Facebook, Google free from algorithms fed with user data.

Dealmaster also has a couple of "buy 2, get 1 free" sales and well-reviewed 4K TVs.

OAN, Newsmax viewers are the most misinformed about COVID, survey data finds.

Scary new site tells Google users antitrust limits could "impact your business."

The room contained 3 beds, a chamber pot, and remnants of tack and chariots.

The Swedish automaker is charging ahead with its electrification plan.

Meta’s workplace metaverse could force more people to hand over more data.

"Rhythm bombing" from Bit.Trip devs also coming to Switch, PC.

Stripped-down laptop ships with the cloud-centric Windows 11 SE.

Previous purchasers can still use Scott-related items after Astroworld tragedy.

Large outages reported in Chicago, Philadelphia, New Jersey, and San Francisco.

Authorities say they have recovered $6 million in proceeds in ransomware crackdown.

Logitech's wireless Pop Mouse can be a cute secondary mouse for power users.

Cumulatively, Ingenuity has now flown more than 3 km across the surface of Mars.

Like right now—here’s what you can do after you read this.

We're going to miss Thomas Pesquet's spicy memes from space.

8 people were killed and 25 were hospitalized in a crush during Travis Scott's set.

Health org dropped Rodgers and State Farm cut ads after widely panned anti-vaccine rant.

No new features, but it runs aesthetic circles around the competition.

Fail0verflow announcement suggests a private exploit to expose system's secure kernel.

US will spend tens of billions to deploy broadband and offer $30 monthly subsidies.

Begins with 13 Marvel Studios films—which never previously streamed in "17.1:9" ratios.

The infrastructure bill includes a lot of needed investment in transportation.

The Pixel 6 takes way longer to charge than the spec sheet would lead you to believe.

A newly published patent shows designs for a Microsoft Arc-like mouse that bends.

April 2020 was the last time Intel or AMD released a new $100-ish desktop CPU.

Fluorescent proteins enable scientists to watch cells inside as the worms regenerate.

SES showed off a promising new cell targeted for mass production in a few years.

Will we all live in the metaverse soon? Or is the idea just Second Life redux?

There are surfer dudes, roller rinks, mean girls, and some disastrous haircuts.

Dealmaster has new lows on Amazon tablets, AirPods Max, gaming chairs, and more.

Burro makes carts that help growers of trees and vineyards with harvests.

Official app was a disaster, so knowledgeable parents built an open source alternative.

It’s not enough to drastically slash emissions—we need more carbon capture.

The widow learned of the dissection from a news reporter.

Productivity-focused mouse offers advanced features in a portable size.

Some future Mac chips will have two dies instead of one.

About 50 titles are affected, though there are workarounds and pending fixes.

Airflow, RGB, transparency are good ideas—but they're in need of better execution.

T2 bug "prevented a very small number of users from booting" after updating.

Exploring the DDR5 tax, small-form-factor builds, stock issues, and more.

SpaceX provides encouraging update, but preorderers still see 2023 delivery dates.

Not many zombies, but loads of Wagner and the return of our fave goofy nerd Ludwig Dieter.

Humans are at least 68 percent responsible for the wildfires in the Western US.