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Mainstream social media sites have banned Donald Trump and others on the right.

Twitter banned Trump's account "due to the risk of further incitement of violence. "

They mostly have big batteries, no NFC, and a poor update plan.

Friday ban comes with clear notice: "Do not post violent content." Discord follows suit.

Flynn has called for Trump to declare martial law and hold a new election.

A company at the heart of failed suits falsely alleging voter fraud is fighting back.

W.V. lawmaker Derrick Evans charged with entering restricted area of US Capitol.

From the Apple II to PS4, digital Jeopardy! spans 40+ games and traces the medium's history.

Roku has yet to tell viewers whether they'll need to turn their TVs sideways.

"The president-elect believes we must accelerate distribution of the vaccine."

With Pai leaving soon, he says there's no time to impose social-media crackdown.

After flopping in the Pixel line, Google's radar chips are coming to smart displays.

Early hominins succeeded by being generalists with basic, versatile tools.

The Korea Economic Daily got confirmation of the collaboration.

Yubico and Feitian keys that use the same chip are likely susceptible, too.

"We are obliged to file a lawsuit in connection with the satellite's failure."

This surprisingly good photo service has flown mostly under the radar since 2014.

Twitter bans "the dehumanization of a group of people" based on ethnicity.

Mikael Håfström directs this latest Netflix foray into action feature films.

This launch continues the trend of SpaceX using increasingly experienced first stages.

The Justice Department is not happy that Boeing wasn't straight with the FAA.

Musk will earn even more Tesla stock if he hits revenue and profit targets.

The price of Samsung's flagship Chromebook has been nearly cut in half. It's $549.

You don't need fancy technology to identify folks who livestream their crimes.

Two research groups manage similar feats through very different methods.

Zachtronics' cleverly engineered battle-solitaire twist based on the game Pounce.

Virus had lots of chances to spread through dense mob and evacuated lawmakers.

The two-seat sports car gets the 4.0L engine from the Boxster Spyder.

"Patriots inside, baby!" WV state legislator Derrick Evans yelled in Capitol.

Bitcoin's anonymous founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, could be worth $40 billion.

Ferrets, minks, and other Mustelinae species are susceptible to COVID-19.

The risks of allowing Trump to remain "are simply too great," Zuckerberg said.

Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez's image comes down following Capitol invasion tweets.

Snapchat has also banned Trump's account after insurrection at US Capitol.

Department discovered the intrusion 9 days after SolarWinds hack came to light.

Artificial market segmentation may have suppressed demand for ECC in desktops.

A violent mob invaded the US capitol building at the behest of Donald Trump.

350,000 homes and businesses in Calif. to get fiber after Frontier bankruptcy.

The Facebook-owned messenger with 2 billion users revamps its privacy policy.

Readers have given nearly $400,000 to the EFF and Child's Play since 2008.

Arlington and Seattle are really expensive, and Amazon's not making 'em any cheaper.

Developers look at invasive user tracking techniques before advertising rule change.

Accounting for spatial patterns ups the estimate, but details are crucial.

Moderna used $1 billion from feds to develop vaccine, then set some of the highest prices.

"If Rocket Lab ever builds a new vehicle, it will fundamentally be reusable."

Trump has downplayed the mass compromise and Russia's involvement. Underlings disagree.

On its way out, the Trump administration makes things harder for the next one.

Adding a link to a registration page isn't good enough, court says.

Turo partners with Kiva to provide interest-free loans to an underserved community.

Messenger maker has expressed no plans to fix location disclosure flaw.