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Quick response about CS:GO, but longer wait and tension for fans of Team Fortress 2.

He claims political appointees bristled at his insistence on science.

No groups of species appear to be especially likely to transfer viruses to humans.

"While the other guys deliver press releases, we deliver astronauts."

Missouri is the first state to try it but will probably not be the last.

Malicious emails require little or no interaction; exploits active since at least 2018.

It has a Snapdragon 865, 12GB of RAM, and mmWave 5G.

Comparison of Fox News hosts reveals effect of disinformation on COVID-19 deaths.

Ars testing (and install hack) shows noise-cancellation functioning on GTX 1060.

Social distancing means a net benefit of $5.2 trillion, according to the analysis.

AT&T has lost millions of TV customers in past year, plans billions in cost cuts.

Worker shortages forced Milwaukee to reduce polling places from 180 to five.

The road-legal robots will be limited to 5 miles per hour for safety reasons.

Changing account passwords is good, but 2FA is better. Also, unlink legacy NNIDs.

Amazon wouldn't be the first consumer company to do it, but it would be the biggest.

It's often shrugged off, but what explains the difference with Europe, exactly?

Pressing the back button could expose another applicant's private information.

We talk with Jane Goodall about a new documentary that tracks her present-day activities.

Seagate's IronWolf and IronWolf Pro NAS drives are all certified SMR-free.

Epic decries "scary, repetitive security pop-ups" for sideloaded apps.

Baking at 130°F is the sweet spot to reverse "sticky shed syndrome."

New 5-min videos produced in Muppeteers' homes inspired us to do something... weird.

As the pandemic picked up in the US, so did poison reports.

NY attorney general opens inquiry into Charter labor practices during pandemic.

Dealmaster also has deals on Celeste, AirPods Pro, Bose speakers, and more.

But you’ll need to calibrate it with a blood pressure cuff every month.

Amid pandemic, FCC won’t give cities more time to file comments on public safety.

Third time had better be the charm.

The company is also holding an accessibility Web session for developers.

Experience a masterclass in how to bring a 3D realtime strategy game to life.

One analyst expects iPhone sales to fall 36 percent in the current quarter.

Driver distraction and drowsiness doesn't stop because of a pandemic.

Key feature hits after nearly five years, complete with new items and enemies.

The quality of spear-phishing is getting better. A recent run shows how.

What we thought was a planet appears to be gradually fading from view.

It's very rich in carbon monoxide.

Hopefully it has a lower price than all the Snapdragon 865 smartphones out there.

Injunction forces “non-religious church” to stop selling bleach as miracle drug.

Officials told Facebook the planned protests violated state laws.

Think X-Men meets District 9, with a dash of The Town thrown in for good measure.

System developed by Silicon Valley relies on technology missing from older handsets.

Uber says Levandowski repeatedly denied having confidential Google documents.

A federal investigation found CDC researchers not following protocol.

Riot security reps say firm “deeply care[s] about player trust and privacy.”

It won the Rolex 24 in January, and the wins keep coming as racing's gone virtual.

Pai says power limits and guard band will prevent interference with GPS.

In some versions of quantum gravity, time itself condenses into existence.

Among the findings: Apparently the archaeological record is full of dog poop.

We're all at home in front of a screen more these days. How are those watchlists doing?

Some questions are easier to answer than others, but all of them are worthwhile.