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Treatments involve adding a new gene, or using CRISPR to edit one.

Kingston’s DC500M is a lesser-known drive but a great value for business.

Senate confirms “wholly unqualified” Republican to prevent Democratic majority.

The FBI, normally mum on such matters, says it is investigating the hack.

New DNS technique separates address lookups from the people making them.

The workout video subscription service is also available as part of Apple One.

"This will probably end up making a splash."

1966 Surveyor 2 mission crashed into the Moon, but its spent rocket came home to Earth.

After killing the Works with Nest ecosystem, Google is now open to cross-compatibility.

“Doing this to me will not stop me from reporting the data. Ever.”

Epilepsy charity urges: “A disclaimer warning at the beginning isn’t enough.”

Fixing the critical vulnerability isn’t straightforward and comes with its own risks.

Pfizer, Moderna won’t attend event, largely seen as a PR stunt.

The headphones' controls take design cues from the Apple Watch.

1947 supersonic flight broke speed records, changed aviation forever.

Tesla could end the year with $20 billion in the bank.

Today may determine the fate of SN8.

Android GPS will work better in cities thanks to Google Maps' 3D building data.

Make a list: ✔ Check it twice: ✔ Don't really care who's naughty or nice: ✔

Uber is pumping $400 million into a startup led by a Google self-driving veteran.

Photons explore quantum maze faster than possible for any classical computer.

Multiple VMware products are exploited in attacks that access Windows active directory.

The latest conservative flirtation with a group that’s both libertarian and deranged.

Charter also wins big; FCC fund will bring service to 5.2M homes and businesses.

Payment processors want to know what kind of transactions they're a part of.

High-end Macs could have as many as 32 performance cores to the M1's four.

20 hours in, Night City is a majestic masterpiece with a lot of rough edges.

At least 40 others in Trump's inner circle have been infected since September.

The Block 5 variant has been a true workhorse.

Human drivers are pretty safe, making it hard to prove driverless tech is safer.

Reprogramming nerve cells and hardware implants both add to visual acuity.

Researchers loaded containers with trackers and let them float away.

It’s Director Robert Rodriguez’s standalone sequel to his 2005 3D kids’ film.

Latest horror/comedy from Christopher Landon spoofs Friday the 13th, Freaky Friday.

Mixed trends become clearer when similar streams are grouped together.

The Japanese Hayabusa2 mission to asteroid Ryugu returns with pristine space rock.

John Mascola thinks COVID-19 proves we have to prep for the next virus, too.

We have hopes for a less rocky S3 with new showrunner and several new cast members

Privacy-minded lawmakers want feds to have to get warrants for Web browsing data.

Luminar used a special purpose acquisition company to avoid a traditional IPO.

Enigma device stymied Allied intelligence until Alan Turing cracked it.

Also, NASA has agreed to fly on a Falcon 9 that has already been used three times.

Android 11 brings a new media player, new one-time permissions, and more.

It's not just wafer shortages at Samsung, though that's a factor.

Cloture motion could end debate and advance nominee to Senate vote next week.

Ars chats with showrunner Jonathan Tropper about building on S1's success.

You think 2020 is pretty horrible, but it could always be worse.

Timnit Gebru’s exit reignites debate over diversity and free speech at tech group.

“Fatigue fracture surfaces were confirmed in the apertural area.”

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