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His last message to fans in July: “My wish for all of you... stay safe.”

There's a renaissance underway in structural battery research.

Biden campaign suggests he won’t fire Fauci and will stay in the WHO.

As the museum reopens to visitors, it celebrates 100 years of the supercar.

Time to go fight some extremely high-definition Reapers.

The complicated finances of the first major test of small modular nuclear reactors.

On Tuesday, several states passed ballot measures to relax drug laws.

Microsoft’s mainstream Surface PC mostly hits—if you avoid the cheapest version.

The 101-year old brand will introduce its first battery EV in 2025.

Sometimes, sharing a power supply is a little too efficient.

Businesses can either pay tax, reduce top executive salary, or pay workers more.

Ars got an hour on the road with a pre-production example of this new EV.

Unlike most domestic animals, the goldfish is purely decorative.

Social media platforms take measures to address rising anger as poll claims intensify.

AT&T DSL nearly unusable and being phased out, but it's the only option for some.

Mild boosts, mild hassles: PSVR on PS5 is fine, not a revelation.

Quick-loading and interesting new features meet more marginal visual improvements.

The phones will start arriving at buyers' doorsteps on November 13.

Solid writing and well-paced plot drive familiar gameplay.

“We thought there was tremendous value.”

Hospitalizations are also rising, with a spike in deaths to come.

Weather currently is expected to be 60 percent favorable for a launch.

GitHub wasn't actually compromised, despite appearances to the contrary.

Project Zero has reported 7 actively exploited zerodays in the past two weeks.

Letting a battery installation perform multiple services optimizes economics.

The company filed takedowns against its own trailer when shared in critical tweets.

Dealmaster also has deals on Amazon Fire tablets, Instant Pots, and more.

iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS also got updates.

Somehow it’s the same size screens in a bigger, gold-clad body.

“Parachutes are not trivial things to get right.”

Forfeiture comes two days after mystery party transferred 69,369 BTC out of wallet.

She hunted 9,000 years ago in the Andean highlands and was buried with her gear.

Icy clouds could provide buffer against rising CO levels—or amplify those effects.

Campaigners for gig-economy workers dismayed after California vote.

There's a a new trailer for the special, which airs on Disney+ on November 17.

“We’re not a bunch of cowboys launching satellites.”

It's official: Intel lost the single-threaded desktop performance crown to AMD.

Finally, you can enjoy our first lengthy tests of the weirdly positioned $299 Series S.

Rocket will try out new boosters on this launch.

Wallet is likely tied to Silk Road, the underground crime bazaar shut down in 2013.

Before merger, Sprint took FCC reimbursements for 885,000 lapsed customers.

The ballot initiative passed with overwhelming support.

The future will be clearer once the election is decided.

Scientists don’t have data on genetic variant yet, but Denmark is taking precautions.

Magnetars, a type of neutron star, can produce the previously enigmatic bursts.

Big panel gaps have users worrying about water resistance, grime collection.

With 72 percent of votes counted, the measure is ahead 58 percent to 42 percent.

Platforms add disclaimers to Trump’s baseless claims of vote-counting fraud.

The new part is a content-creation tool, not a gaming accelerator.

It’s just the latest study exploring the mind/body connection between fear and fun.