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Admin’s “Clean Networks” initiative aims to curtail Chinese tech firms in the US.

HS in Georgia issued 5-day suspension but lifted punishment after family objected.

New study tries to optimize the restrictions that keep further waves at bay.

Or, how to work at home for the long haul without violating workplace health and safety laws.

Drivers complain of need for “constant monitoring and intervention.”

“We would then plan to fly Sir Richard Branson on the third powered flight.”

Solo grind is frustrating; bring friends for a marked improvement.

“Exconfidential Lake” leak includes docs Intel provided under NDA as recently as May.

GM’s head of electric powertrains tells us more about the new platform.

Delivery bookings doubled last quarter while ride bookings plunged 75 percent.

NOAA expects as many as nine more hurricanes through November.

FCC tentatively approves 14¢-per-minute limit but only for interstate calls.

Dealmaster also has deals on Thunderbolt 3 docks, MacBook Pro, and more.

The takedown is a first for Facebook, which usually stays away from Trump posts.

The troubled Pixel 4 lasted nine-and-a-half months on the market.

DOJ and ISPs sue Calif. despite court vacating FCC's bid to preempt state laws.

We take a listen to the heir to Sony's highly regarded noise-cancelling cans.

If a Raspberry Pi and a Chromebox had a baby, it would look a lot like this.

The US tech company hopes its connections will help it navigate storm safely.

Publisher hopes its high-quality paper box can lead to a “domino effect of change.”

Apple AI chief and ex-Googler John Giannandrea dives into the details with Ars.

Scott directed the first two episodes, so this is his US television directorial debut.

Attacks that worked 10 years ago have only gotten worse despite growing use.

Researchers warn of very high death rates if officials don't take action.

More than 135 people killed, thousands injured, and 300,000 left homeless.

Judge in Twitter-hack case didn't set password, had to shut down Zoom hearing.

Analysis of valley shapes might alter your mental image of a wet Mars.

It has a glass display, a bigger front screen, Wi-Fi 6E, and more.

Lower Decks begs you to take it—but not Starfleet—seriously.

Details flesh out earlier promise to (mostly) eliminate emissions by 2050.

How many of our issues will be ironed out by Friday's launch on Steam?

Judge rejects request to avoid prison but delays sentence until after pandemic.

“Letting me into this hospital was the best decision you ever made.”

The refresh brings a new color, but little in the way of new features.

The series will hold six races in Berlin beginning on August 5 at 1pm EDT.

Samsung’s latest true wireless headphones have noise cancellation, cost $170.

They have big screens, S-Pens, and... one is plastic?!

Combining a looter-shooter with a beat-'em-up may not be gaming's PB + chocolate.

Mars remains a long way away. But it seems closer tonight.

BethAnn McLaughlin invented @Sciencing_Bi, a Hopi anthropologist who died of COVID-19.

Described as a “one-off,” but is Black Widow next?

It means to improve on the legendary McLaren F1 “in every conceivable way.”

Ford just got its fourth CEO in six years.

And don't forget to limit ad tracking. Advisory contains a host of recommendations.

His deputy Greg Joswiak will assume Schiller's previous position.

Google could both abuse the data and also lock out competitors, EU regulators warn.

Dealmaster also has deals on the gaming headsets, Thunderbolt 3 docks, and more.

Twitter's use of the data for advertising purposes was discovered in 2019.

O'Rielly nomination pulled after he didn't support Trump's social media crackdown.

August begins the four-month Google Music shutdown.