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Agency reportedly lost data after exceeding maximum rows for a spreadsheet.

The burial hints at the complex political landscape of post-Roman Britain.

Attackers are going to great lengths to gain the highest level of persistence.

“Flight systems should be developed for success with a goal to test like you fly.”

A unique vitrification process “froze” neuronal structures, preserving them intact.

2020 Outback gets an iPad-style touchscreen, new driver-safety features.

Mikie Sherrill’s new bill would reward labs for extra quick turnarounds.

Expect Musk to remind his launch team of his expectations.

Trump said to be doing “very well,” but credibility of information already in question.

The 8th-gen iPad changes nothing but the guts—but these are some solid guts.

New clues indicate that APT28 may be behind mysterious intrusion disclosed last week.

Checkouts of digital books from a popular service are up 52% since March.

Trump and Hicks were likely highly infectious for Tuesday's debate.

It was the first electric car we ever reviewed, but it was not good.

Yes, there are going to be major spoilers, because WTAF?

The news is a serious blow to the Red Bull Racing and Alpha Tauri teams.

Emissions declined 2.8% from 2018 but just tied 2017.

Nikola video of truck that didn't work is at center of YouTube copyright battle.

It's the first tally from Amazon, which had been keeping quiet about its numbers.

SpaceX has a chance to launch two rockets within 12 hours.

Tesla needs to grow rapidly to justify its astronomical share price.

The updates don't come every spring and fall, but space operating systems keep evolving.

“We can launch rockets that have satellites into space from right here in Queensland.”

White House physician confirms “convalescence” has begun for president.

Before you ask, yes, a blue shell can stop your RC Kart in its tracks.

Company seeks to increase performance of its booster by four times.

Advisory applies not just to victims but also to security and finance firms they hire.

This addresses one of the biggest problems with Windows machines on ARM.

Mario's "battle royale" is too repetitive and rough for long-term play.

Comcast users in dense apartments will especially benefit from the new design.

Fewer qubits but higher fidelity, and a promise of rapid advances.

Bootstrapping a project with an ICO may no longer be viable.

This concept robot is mounted on an overhead cartesian coordinate CNC machine.

The CEOs didn’t “volunteer,” so they’re not getting the choice anymore.

Mississippi asks FCC to investigate AT&T’s “pattern of submitting false data.”

FAA Administrator Steve Dickson spent 2 hours at the controls, then spoke for 30 minutes.

It’s stiff competition for Chromebooks like the Pixelbook Go.

This would have been the company's 11th Starlink mission so far in 2020.

A far from complete look, since we can't yet properly play the PC version.

Lindsey Fitzharris: "I think the way people died tells us a whole lot about how they lived."

Developers manage more code, in more languages, for more platforms than ever.

“The reduced Delta launch tempo is certainly a factor.”

Funding for the public-awareness campaign came out of the CDC's budget.

“Most employees don't want to work in these divisive environments,” CEO wrote.

Men accused of taking part in scheme to phish credentials and sell account access.

European lawmakers seem to be running out of patience with how US tech firms work.

Google's next-gen smart speaker offers more sound for less money.

Google moves to cheaper, more midrange flagship for 2020.

Android TV is now Google TV, with a new interface.

Nikola has postponed a December event to unveil the Badger pickup truck.