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Biden wants to end hidden fees and fund municipal and nonprofit networks.

After dominating F1 for 7 seasons, company ready to transfer tech to the street.

Online features will come to future CDPR releases "when it makes sense," though.

Fossil fuel industry gets up to $62 billion in handouts every year.

Vaccinated adolescents had higher levels of neutralizing antibodies than older groups.

Two beasts enter. Two beasts fight. And audiences finally have reasons to roar.

Intel and AMD will need to keep an eye on Arm competition in their strongholds.

With some work and planning, Home Assistant sets your smart home.

"Police? A strange, horny ocean man is on my lawn."

Google contests the estimate, saying it's based on flawed methodology.

Big cross-agency effort will set the stage for massive growth by 2050.

Dealmaster also has deals on Amazon tablets, Apple Macs, and Dell monitors.

Today's trailer follows massive cast announcement for Disney+'s Obi-Wan.

Fugitive hid face on cooking videos but was IDed by his tattoos, reports say.

It will be entirely online again, as expected.

Nike really doesn't like anyone thinking it made or endorses the Satan Shoe.

Google details a ton of new features coming to Google Maps.

UN adopts way of putting a dollar amount on nature, but some question the idea.

Llama caravans probably transported live parrots hundreds of kilometers.

Yakuza: Like a Dragon info page misidentified as pirate site.

Support ticket noted “suspicious activity on @amazonnews Twitter account.”

ExxonMobil and Porsche are starting with biofuel, moving to synthetic fuel soon.

This was the company's fourth attempt to land a full-size Starship.

Rocket Lake-S doesn't look like a very compelling gen-on-gen upgrade.

VW posted then deleted a press release announcing the name change, according to CNBC.

This rocket rolled to the launch pad less than three weeks ago.

Study contributes to Apple's messaging about the Watch's impact on health care.

It's got a rear screen, ceramic body, and a really big camera bump.

Company claims it warned FBI about violent posts before everything hit the fan.

AT&T admits fiber is most "future-proof" but wants US to fund slower networks.

Code gave code-execution powers to anyone who knew the secret password: "zerodium."

You'll still be able to re-download old purchases—but not make new ones.

Corporate sponsors and board members alike are retreating from RMS-gate.

State will track progress across the entire economy for the next 30 years.

One warrior was also buried with a decapitated eagle-owl.

After impeding traffic for days, high tide and plenty of tugs got it unstuck.

A staffer sums it up (before knowing the damage): "The walking dead, a dystopian situation.”

Is blockchain item authentication a speculative fad or a technological sea change?

It can unload trucks, build pallets, and will fit anywhere a pallet fits.

Game's console versions don't require online connection; all lack online content.

Pros: Fully customizable, super trippy. Cons: The usual Kickstarter small-team caveats.

SXSW documentary captures ordinary people daring something truly extraordinary.

Claims they remove 99% of viruses are unproven; cheaper air filters are more effective.

The waiting is the hardest part—but there are steps you can take to manage the anxiety.

Director: "I want people thinking it’s a Marvel movie. And that Timothee Chalamet is in it."

There's no right answer on school safety, just a right answer for each community.

Tugboats, excavators, and cranes all may be enlisted to help the Ever Given.

There are no new features in these updates, just a security fix.

CDC director says she's "deeply concerned about this trajectory.”

Won't somebody please think of the children and/or censorship?