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It's light(ish) but includes masks, disease-driven death, and humans being bad to each other.

The rocket-building game lets you pilot a fusion-propelled craft right now.

Experiments could enhance our understanding of the origin of prehistoric art in caves.

Two Viking Age warriors from the same family died hundreds of kilometers apart.

Researchers try different approaches to solve problem of amplifying negative stereotypes.

"I seek justice for myself and the countless victims who don't come forward."

LAPD officers "spread the word" for the startup, helping it gain market share.

The default package is worth its $600 cost, but do your research before buying.

Upgraded data protection and less reliance on the cloud could lock users in.

"The Space Safari team intends to push the envelope."

Arrests of Cl0p hacker group members adds to pressure on other countries to follow suit.

No link-cable needed for this emulated single-machine, single-display solution.

Most malware tries to steal stuff. Vigilante, by contrast, takes aim at piracy.

Developers with revenues under $1 million are getting a new deal.

Dealmaster also has early Prime Day discounts, Philips Hue deals, and more.

The outage prevented Linux installation or upgrade of any Microsoft software.

Three experts resigned in protest. Watchdog says it's FDA brass that should leave.

Mirrors of the LIGO gravitational-wave detector get cool—extremely cool.

Buy a speaker, try Google Stadia, or fix a cracked phone screen—the store is open.

Jackson thanks Beatles, Disney for "allowing me to present this story" as 6-hour beast.

"I'm certain that's frustrating... but there's not a whole lot I can do about it."

Bank faults bitcoin's “environmental and transparency shortcomings.”

It clarified with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it has no firm orders.

Thursday's GPS mission is a high priority for the Space Force.

Bill's 10Mbps standard could make 98% of Ohio ineligible for municipal networks.

Explicit privacy communication mechanism can simplify UI and limit user fatigue.

The interview also touched on privacy, AR, health, and future products.

"We do not forgive. We do not forget." But neither do the feds.

Announcement doubles down on Facebook account requirement for Oculus hardware.

Second season doesn't debut until 2022, but this whets our appetite.

Fake Amazon reviews are bought and sold on social media, including Facebook.

More than 100 million vaccine doses are still in limbo at the facility.

You can play (most of) the games on our "Best of E3" list right now for free on PC, Xbox.

Both users need Google Messages, RCS needs to be on, and it's for 1:1 chats only.

The small rockets are not cheap, but they are effective.

As chair, Khan could bring a new approach to antitrust enforcement.

It's a rare piece of evidence of people killing cave bears during the Pleistocene.

The star ejected a gas bubble, and lower temps condensed heavier elements into dust.

The EV startup will need funds to increase production past 20,000 trucks a year.

Living next to Ned Flanders won't teach you as much about the fundamental nature of reality.

Following mercury around the environment isn't easy.

The Polestar 3 electric SUV goes into production in 2022.

Vaccines are effective against the variant, but experts worry about low vaccination rates.

Man watered dish to cool it down but overheating knocked it offline for 7 hours.

Skeletons from 14th and 15th centuries had higher rate of bunions than earlier remains

Queries can take days, but it's possible to pull out specific files.

Dealmaster also has new early Prime Day deals, a big Xbox games sale, and more.

We'll find out more about Windows 10's replacement OS later this month.

Creators can set whatever subscription fee they choose or not take part at all.

New Warioware and Mario Party, remastered Advance Wars and Monkey Ball, and much more.