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Facebook prefers to counter false information with more information. It doesn't work.

Congressional report finds aerospace group cut corners.

From 2009-2016, diesel Sprinter vans and Mercedes-Benz cars were emissions cheats.

Have your 60fps-at-4K cake—and eat your ray-traced frosting, too.

It's no more and no less than three of the best 3D platformers ever made.

Soluble rocks dissolve, the surrounding fluid gets heavy, and gravity pulls it downward.

Prosecutors decided not to prosecute Uber in 2019.

The mind-bending podcast blames the media and rich people for pandemic's effects.

Oracle looks victorious in the TikTok saga—but the deal is far from final.

“The songs tell of battles between Mandalor the Great and an order called Jedi.”

A year and a half after the previous refresh, Apple takes a scalpel to the iPad Air.

Apple Arcade, TV+, Music, and iCloud in one package. News+, more iCloud for more.

“For GM, there’s really no downside to the deal,” one expert told us.

Plus, Apple announced a lower-cost Apple Watch option to compete with Fitbit.

Head here as Ars guides you through all the latest updates when the event starts.

Magic shouldn't be offered up as a mechanism in a scientific paper.

$100 plan in beta next month, should come to “most” Google Fiber cities in 2021.

Just one more Atlantic storm to go before we dust off the Greek alphabet.

Dealmaster also has deals on USB-C chargers, Ghost of Tsushima, and more.

Zerologon lets anyone with a network toehold obtain domain-controller password.

BuzzFeed News: “The memo is a damning account of Facebook's failures.”

No obvious way Venus' environment could make it, leaving speculation about life.

Catching up with Forza's Dan Greenawalt to meet the ghosts in the machine.

Underwater pods can reduce latency by moving cloud services closer to customers.

Eero isn't saying anything officially yet—here's what we know so far.

New Snapdragon XR2 processor pushes nearly 50% more pixels than the original Quest.

But can Nvidia play nice with Apple, Linux, and other ARM partners?

“This thing fully functions,” Trevor Milton said in 2016. It didn't.

YouTube is “a weird technicolored nightmare” for families, nonprofit alleges.

Verizon would surpass AT&T and T-Mobile in prepaid if TracFone deal is approved.

Two finds recently unearthed the frozen remains of an adult cave bear and a cub.

Slicing the roof off improves what was already the most attractive Lexus in years.

One of these things is not like the others...

No need to breach any systems when the vendor gives the data away for free.

The mmWave revolution isn't here yet, but the other parts of 5G are more important.

“For us, what's expensive is not learning.”

Ellison has raised money for Trump. Trump has called Ellison a “tremendous guy.”

Social distancing, self-isolation, underground training of medical students were key.

UK set to impose strict terms including protection of jobs, UK headquarters

Testing variants on the age-old game that can jolt players into creative patterns.

“CDC to me appears to be writing hit pieces on the administration,” reads one email.

Phone-location dataset shows correlation with election results.

Persistent online conspiracy theory repurposes itself for new audiences around the world.

No film critics were at risk in the making of this review—thank you rural Texas drive-ins.

A common argument for online voting doesn't actually make sense.

IE users, take note: Malvertising is rearing its head after laying low for a while.

Social media firms are trying to stop making things even worse before it's too late.

But it works best with a crowded table.

A paper on the South Dakota motorcycle rally had flaws, but it's not useless.

What happens when a marketing initiative becomes a billion-dollar industry